 Pool 4-3 |  Pool 3-3 BBQ Area |  Pool 4-2 |
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 Pool 4-1 |  Pool 3-4 BBQ Area |  Pool 3 |
 Pool 3-1 |  Pool 3-1 BBQ Area |  Pool 2-3 |
 Pool 2-2 |  Pool 3 BBQ Area |  Pool 1 BBQ Area |
 Pool 2-1 |  Pool 1-4 |  Pool 1-2 |
 Pool 1-3 |  Pool 3-1 BBQ Area |  Pool 3 |
 Pool 1 |  Pool 2 |  Pool 1 |
 Pool 4 |  Pool 3 |  Pool 2 |
 Pool 2 |  Pool 2 |  Pool 3 |
 Pool 4 |
Pools & Rules
Note:
Click on the "Pool Rules" tab for a complete printable pdf version.
Pool hours are Sunrise to Sunset.
Hillcrest does not have a permit for night swimming.
Guests must be accompanied by an owner at all times and must abide by all Rules & Regulations.
Guest limit of 6 per condominium unit.
Owners are responsible for the conduct of their guests.
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No Glass
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No Food or Drinks
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No Skateboards, Bikes, Scooters or Skates
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No Diving or Horseplay
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No Children under the age of 12 unless accompanied by an adult
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No pets allowed in the pool area
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No Smoking in the pool area
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No Amplified Music
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Must Abide by all Posted Rules & Regulations
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Safety Equipment not to be used except in an Emergency
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Please return chairs to the original area and close umbrellas after use
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Please dispose of all trash
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Please ensure gates are Closed and Locked at all times
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Please do not open gates for anyone for your own safety. This ensures exclusive use of pools by owners.
Failure to abide by rules and regulations will result in being asked to leave the pool area.
Vandalism will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Please note that a fob is required to use and access Hillcrest's 4 pools.
The Hillcrest Presidents Council manages the four common areas belonging collectively to Hillcrest Buildings 1 through 18.
Residents, by having ownership in one of the member buildings have the privilege of use of these four common areas. This privilege is contingent on the owner obeying all rules and regulations with regard to the use of these common amenities and for the behavior and actions of their guests.
Important (Pool Rule #17)
In Florida, community pools must close during heavy rain or thunderstorms, and children are absolutely not permitted to swim during these weather conditions. Lifeguard staff or the responsible amenity managers enforce strict closure rules for pool areas in the event of inclement
weather, especially when lightning or thunder is present.
Children may not swim during storms, and adult supervision is required for pool use in general. Most communities require that children are supervised at all times, with stricter enforcement during hazardous weather.
Due to Florida’s high risk of lightning strikes, swimming outside during thunderstorms is considered especially unsafe, and both local and state safety guidelines reinforce immediate evacuation from pools during such conditions.