Coronavirus: which lidos and outdoor pools are open?

Since the Government announced that outdoor pools and lidos could re-open from Saturday 11 July 2021, many facilities have gradually begun to re-open their doors to swimmers.

Although for others, financial struggles, coupled with the lack of notice given by the government to allow for a safe re-opening, mean that many still remain closed and are likely to for some time.

Courtesy of the Lido Guide, here’s a list of lidos and outdoor pools which are currently open.

• Arundel Lido, Sussex
• Beccles Lido, Suffolk
• Bovey Tracey, Devon
• Brockwell Lido, London
• Bude Sea Pool, Cornwall
• Camden Oasis, London
• Chagford Lido, Devon
• Charlton Lido, London
• Chipping Norton Lido, Oxfordshire
• Chudleigh Pool, Devon
• Cirencester Open Air Pool, Gloucestershire
• Clevedon Marine Lake, Somerset
• Dartington Swimming Pool, Devon
• Droitwich Lido, Worcestershire
• Hampton lido, Middlesex
• Hathersage Swimming Pool, Derbyshire
• Hillingdon Lido, Middlesex
• Jesus Green Lido, Cambridge
• Jubilee Sea Pool, Cornwall
• Jubilee Park, Lincolnshire
• London Fields Lido, London
• Lymington Salt Water Baths, Hampshire
• Matlock Bath Hotel, Derbyshire
• Metheringham Lido, Lincolnshire
• Mountwise Lido, Devon
• Nantwich Swimming Pool, Cheshire
• Park Road Pools, London
• Parliament Hill Lido, London
• Pells Pool, East Sussex
• Salcombe, Devon
• Sandford Parks, Gloucestershire
• Saltdean, East Sussex
• Shaftesbury Oasis, Dorset
• Tallington Lakes Outdoor Pool, Lincolnshire
• Tinside Lido, Devon
• Ware Lido, Hertfordshire
• Woodgreen Lido, Oxfordshire
• Wivey Pool, Somerset
• Wycombe Rye, Buckinghamshire

Open to members only:

• Bathurst Open Air Pool, Gloucestershire
• Chesham Moor, Buckinghamshire
• Thames Lido, Reading
• Lido Bristol, Bristol