Brrr! The joys of cold water swimming at Love2Stay! Please note this is for over 16s only. If you are new to Cold water swimming we advise you research the risks and effects before entering the pool especially as the temperatures drop! We are happy to point you towards information /communities that can help but are unable to educate fully.. You do not need to purchase a ticket if you are staying with us on park.
- Set of dry clothes
- Bobble hat, Swimming socks/Gloves (as temps drop)
- Towels
- Online ticket
FAQs
Wearing a wetsuit is not mandatory, and if you prefer to wear one, bring one along with you. Please note Love2Stay does not provide or hire wetsuits.
We don’t recommend swimming in cold water when pregnant but consult your GP before swimming if you are pregnant or you have any medical issues, especially asthma or heart or lung problems.
Consult your GP before swimming if you are pregnant or you have any medical issues, especially asthma or heart or lung problems.
Wear a cap (or two!) It will help to keep you warm.
Acclimatise by taking a cold shower before getting in.
Regulate your breathing when you get in the water. Even experienced cold water swimmers will gasp when the cold hits them, so take a few moments to get your breath back, exhale and then push off from the side.
Watch out for other swimmers and tell a Love2Stay member of staff if you are worried about anyone, either in the water or out.
Ask for help if you feel cold, unwell or disoriented at any time. There is no shame in letting a member of our staff or other swimmers know you might need help.
Get dressed as soon as possible after you get out of the water. Wear sandals or stand on a mat while you get changed.
Drink something warm straightaway – perhaps bring a flask with you. It’s one of the best ways to warm up. Eating something sugary will help too.
You will need to pay in full when you make your booking.
Yes, lockers are available on site.
Yes, parking at Love2Stay is free.