Summer is in full swing across Nevada with triple-digit heat in Las Vegas that has no end in sight. In fact, for the next seven days, Las Vegas is under an extreme heat warning from the National Weather Service, with highs reaching 113 this upcoming weekend.
The summer heat may have Las Vegas locals and visitors alike looking for ways to have fun and cool off.
Luckily, Las Vegas is full of places to swim, from public establishments to casino-resorts.
Here's a look at which pools are already open in Las Vegas, how locals can access them, and everything else you need to know about Southern Nevada's swim season.
What Las Vegas pools are open year-round?
There are several heated, year-round hotel pools in Las Vegas. Some pools that are open year-round include the ones at the Bellagio, Aria,
Park MGM, Mandalay Bay, Venetian, Wynn/Encore and Resorts World, according to LasVegas.com.
Some Clark County aquatic facilities are also open year-round, like the Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool, the Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility, and the Hollywood Aquatic Center.
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What pools are open in Las Vegas?
Here are some of the station and resort casinos that have open pools as of July 23, 2026.
- Durango's Bel-Aire Backyard is currently open for the season. The pool is free for hotel guests but open to the public for $30 on weekdays and $40 on weekends.
- Green Valley Ranch's pool in Henderson is also open. The pool is free for hotel guests. Visitors without a hotel key or reservation can swim for $20 on weekdays and $30 on weekends. Kids cost $10 on weekdays and $20 on weekends.
- Red Rock's pool is open and free for hotel guests to swim in. People just visiting Red Rock for the pool can pay $30 on weekdays and $40 on weekends for pool access. Kids cost $20 on weekdays and $30 on weekends.
- Sunset Station has cabana reservations open currently at booketing.com. The pool is also free for hotel guests. If you choose to rent a cabana, the service costs $125 and hosts eight people.
- The Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis at Caesars Palace is open and free for hotel guests. Others require a reservation to enter, costing around $200 at the lowest and up to $900 at the highest. Reservations accommodate groups of 1 to 15 people, from a crowded party renting an entire section of the pool to a small group.
Las Vegas weather forecast
Here are the temperatures and weather expected in the Las Vegas area for the next several days, according to the National Weather Service:
- Thursday, July 23: Sunny and hot. High near 110, low around 92.
- Friday, July 24: Isolated showers and thunderstorms 3-4 p.m. Sunny and hot. High near 111, low around 91. Chance of precipitation is 10%.
- Saturday, July 25: Sunny and hot. High near 113, low around 92. Gusts reaching up to 21 mph.
- Sunday, July 26: Sunny and hot. High near 113, low around 90. Partly cloudy in the evening.
- Monday, July 27: Mostly sunny and hot during the day, cloudy in the evening. High near 110, low around 89.
- Tuesday, July 28: Mostly sunny and hot during the day, cloudy in the evening. High near 109, low around 89.
- Wednesday, July 29: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Sunny and hot. High near 109.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: It's hot. See Las Vegas pools to cool down in, no hotel room required
