The complex offers a full range of versatile facilities designed for recreational, athletic and community use: 

• A 25‑metre lap pool with 8 lanes 

• 1‑metre and 3‑metre diving boards 

• A recreational pool with a wading pool, water slide and water games

• A steam room (hammam) 

• A multipurpose room 

• Observation areas and welcoming service spaces 

• A modern and inclusive universal locker room 

Pool access is free for all residents of the City of Montréal.

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The design of the aquatic complex was developed with universal accessibility in mind. Movement throughout the building is facilitated by access ramps, an elevator, wide circulation areas, a gradual beach entrance and pool access ramps.

An inclusive universal locker room 

One of the complex’s standout features is its universal locker room, designed to support inclusion and comfort: 

• Families can stay together 

• Children can be accompanied easily 

• People with reduced mobility benefit from adapted spaces alongside caregivers 

• School groups, day camps and community organizations enjoy modern, functional facilities 

Users get changed in private cubicles and nudity is prohibited in common areas to ensure comfort and respect for everyone. Safety is ensured by trained staff and appropriate supervision within an environment focused on collective well‑being.

The aquatic complex’s universal locker room features modern, well‑organized facilities. Upon entry, a boot corridor with 280 lockers allows visitors to move through the locker room without shoes or boots. This area also includes stroller parking, hair dryers, and mirrors installed at various heights.

Inside the locker room, amenities include:

• 350 lockers with integrated benches
• 60 small code‑locked security lockers for personal belongings and valuables
• 24 washrooms
• 13 shower stalls
• A universally accessible locker room with an adult changing table, ceiling lift, accessible toilet, and shower
• Enclosed changing cabins: 25 individual cabins without showers, 5 family cabins without showers, 6 individual cabins with showers, 5 family cabins with showers
• A first‑aid room adjacent to the lifeguard office
• Vanity counters with mirrors and electrical outlets
• Sinks equipped with step stools for children

The Pierrefonds‑Roxboro aquatic complex is pursuing LEED v4 Gold certification, reflecting a strong commitment to Montréal’s ecological transition. The building was designed to be innovative, low‑carbon and resilient to climate change. 

Key sustainable features include: 

• Optimized energy efficiency 

• Responsible water management and conservation 

• Reduced greenhouse gas emissions 

• Geothermal energy for mechanical systems

To ensure a safe, pleasant and respectful experience for all users, the following rules must be observed: 

• Follow instructions from staff and lifeguards 

• Respect hygiene and safety rules specific to aquatic facilities 

• Maintain respectful behaviour toward other users 

• Nudity is prohibited at all times in shared spaces 

• Photos and videos are not permitted