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Rent a private pool around Richmond

Take time for a refreshing getaway, whether you’re hosting a gathering or just enjoying some solo relaxation.

A pool with people swimming and a surrounding patio with umbrella-covered tables and chairs.

Photo provided by Swimply

Swimplyit’s like Airbnb for private pools. Beat the Virginia heat and make the most of summer with these six ready-to-rent pools. From bubbly day parties to moody movie nights, find the pool that suits your swimming style.

Island Vibes Blue Lagoon

60 guests max | $55-$225 per hour | Kid-friendly | Mechanicsville

Located on over three acres of land, you can enjoy some privacy at this saltwater escape. Plus, you’ll have patio seating, free Wi-Fi, speakers, a fire pit, and a giant Connect Four game.

Add on: Hosting a reunion or shower? Reserve banquet tables seating 12 to 25 people for an additional $150 or $200.

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This location can park up to 20 cars at once. | Photo via Swimply

The Blue Pool Resort Oasis

30 guest max | $75-$200 per hour | Kid-friendly | Chesterfield

Take a dip in this solar-heated, color-changing pool + enjoy three patio areas equipped with an outdoor bar and a 65-inch television.

Add on: Make your party a bit more whimsical with a bubble machine for $10 extra.

A pool surrounded by a deck, installed deck lights, potted plants in white pots, and a table with chairs in the back of the deck + pool area.

Imagine reserving this spot on the evening of your favorite reality show release. | Photo provided by Swimply

Tranquil County Pool

20 guests max | $65-$125 per hour | Kid + pet-friendly | Powhatan

People and pups can splash around in this heated saltwater pool, offering a blue-hued balance of sun and shade.

Add on: Pay $50 for hot tub access + $25 for a little friendly friendly competition (access to cornhole boards).

The corner edge of a pool, showing a squared-off hot tup with jets + two steps leading to a shallower area near the corner of the primary pool. Chairs are set up outside of the pool and a blue umbrella frames the top left corner of the photo.

Surrounding trees keep the atmosphere cozy and quiet. | Photo provided by Swimply

The Oasis

75 guests max | $350 per hour | Kid-friendly | Powhatan

Picture-perfect for large parties, this space feels fun and fresh. Your reservation includes access to the hot tub and plenty of shaded seating.

Add on: If you’re hosting a large event, you can reserve full access to the indoor or outdoor kitchen for $500.

An view of The Oasis pool from above, showing the irregular shape of the pool, a grey bridge leading over the middle of the pool, and a surrounding patio area with 10 umbrella-covered tables and chairs.

High School Musical fans: Recreate Sharpay’s “Fabulous” for the optimal experience. | Photo provided by Swimply

Paradise in the City

12 guests max | $59-$75 per hour | Kid-friendly | Richmond

Palm and banana trees help capture a beachy vibe in the River City, and an outdoor television adds a touch of urban appeal. Reservations include access to speakers, pool toys, and a grill — no added costs.

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Stay in the city for this convenient getaway. | Photo provided by Swimply

Small Farm Pool

40 guest max | $35-$125 per hour | Kid-friendly | Ashland

Book a day-trip to Summer Borne Farm, where you can take a dip, play basketball, and visit some really cute farm animals in between — no added costs.

Part of an in-ground pool surrounded by a concrete patio with lawn chairs. A dog is behind one of the chairs + in the background there is a yard with a black fence and a barn in the distance.

A rural retreat, where the most exciting amenity is an invitation to meet some farm friends. | Photo via Swimply

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