RFCC Pool Parties

Riverfront Community Center Indoor Pool

The Riverfront Community Center pool is available for birthday parties and special events when Wollman Aquatic Center is closed (WAC is open Memorial Day through Labor Day).

The City of Leavenworth is transitioning to a new online registration/reservation software program effective January 1, 2026.  Please login to create an account.  Once you have an account setup you will be able to register for programs and reserve facilities.  **NOTE** during the transition period to the new software, some items may be unavailable as their migration takes longer.  Please contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 913-651-2203 with any issues.

All parties need to be booked at least a week prior to the event.

We offer:

• Open Swim Parties - reserve the balcony during open swim and enjoy cake and presents overlooking the pool (prices include entrance fees, prices do not reflect additional Lifeguard fee if needed.)

  • $100 refundable deposit fee.
  • Prices range from $60-$200
  • Please contact Patrick Clark for information and to check available dates.  Please include the following information when leaving a voice message or sending an email: 
    • Event Date
    • Address
    • Telephone number
    • An estimate for the number of swimmers
    • An estimate for the age range of swimmers

• Private Parties - available on Fridays starting at 8 p.m. and on Saturdays starting at 5 p.m.
  • $100 refundable deposit fee. Two hour minimum
  • Prices vary for these events.  Please contact Patrick Clark for information and to check available dates. *Please include the following information: 
    • Event Date
    • Address
    • Telephone number
    • An estimate for the number of swimmers
    • An estimate for the age range of swimmers

Why only U.S. Coast Guard Approved Flotation Devices Allowed 

Only U.S. Coast Guard-approved flotation devices are permitted in pools to ensure maximum safety and reliability for swimmers. These devices undergo rigorous testing to meet strict safety standards, guaranteeing that they provide sufficient buoyancy and stability in the water. Non-approved devices, such as inflatable toys or untested flotation aids, may not provide adequate support and can pose significant drowning risks. By using only U.S. Coast Guard-approved devices, pool facilities help protect swimmers, especially young children and inexperienced swimmers, from potential accidents.