Weehawken Pool Taking Registrations From Hoboken, Rest Of NJ

HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — The Weehawken Township Pool Complex, which has some out-of-town members (including many from nearby Hoboken), began accepting registrations for summer 2025 season passes on Thursday.

The pool ran out of spaces last year a few weeks into registration, so it's advised to snag your spot early.

The pool opened in 2022 and was partly built with state Green Acres funds. As a result, they must offer memberships and admissions to anyone in New Jersey. Besides season passes, they offer a limited number of day passes each day, which can be acquired online.

This year, a season pass is $125 for the first adult living in Weehawken, and $250 for the first out-of-town adult in a household. Kids 17 and under are free with an adult member.

The pool will reopen for Memorial Day Weekend, May 24-26. It will be open on weekends after that, and open on weekdays in late June after school lets out, the town says on its website.

The pool is a walk of around 1.5 miles along the river from Hoboken.

Get all the details here.

Other Pools You Can Use

Union City has a number of unique pools open to Hudson County residents for free, including a lap pool that's within walking distance of the 14th Street Viaduct, and several kiddie pools with slides. The lap pool sometimes fills up on hot days. See photos of a mini-waterpark near 33rd Street here: Free Pool In Hudson County Is Like 4 Pools And Parks In One

Jersey City also has pools that allow Hoboken residents for a fee.

The Stevens Institute of Technology offers memberships to their indoor pool to Hoboken residents for a fee.

Will Hoboken ever get a pool? Read more about that in a story from last year: Summer Swimming In Hoboken