Repairs booked The pool is being relined this spring and opens for the 2026/27 summer. Season keys →
Season 2026/27 · Keys on sale now

Your key to
a brand-new pool.

One key, one household, the whole season. The pool is being relined before it opens, so a new surface and no more leaks.

Family key $155 for the season
Individual key $100 for the season
Repairs start October 2026
Keys collected early November

Choose your key

One key, the whole summer. Cust School has the pool 9 to 3 on term-time weekdays; the rest is yours.

137 households joined last season · Run entirely by local volunteers · Bringing a visitor? $2 a guest into the honesty box at the gate.

What's different this season

This isn't the pool you had a key for two summers ago. It's the same 1955 shell with a new one over the top of it.

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New surface

A full fibreglass reline. Smooth, sealed and good for decades.

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No leaks

The water stays where it should. No more losing thousands of litres a day.

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Steadier warmth

A sealed shell holds heat. With the solar heating, temperatures stay far more even.

Cleaner water

Upgraded filtration and new skimmers, for clearer water.

How the season runs

Oct 2026

The work happens

Contractors reline the shell, replace the pipework and skimmers, and upgrade the filtration.

Nov 2026

Show Weekend, we open

We're aiming to open Show Weekend in November. We'll let everyone know key collection times and places closer to the day.

Summer 2026/27

Swimming

The pool opens and the community gets its pool back.

Where key money goes

Straight to the pool, running it through the season and finishing the repair work. The Cust Community Swimming Pool is an incorporated society run by volunteers, not a registered charity, so key purchases and donations aren't tax-deductible. Every dollar stays in Cust.

A person to ask

A stranger taking your money online in a village should have a human attached. Two, in fact.

Be in the water this summer

Season keys are the simplest way to back the pool. You get the whole summer, and the pool gets the last of what it needs.