Muirfield Recreation Facility Rules - Muirfield Association, Inc.

Pool staff will only accept the electronic Muirfield ID cards for pool entry this summer. Our system as of 2023 allows residents to have their Muirfield ID cards on their cellular phones as an electronic ID card. You can add and store the electronic ID card to an Apple or Android mobile device.

Every resident over 5 years of age is required to have a Muirfield photo ID card. You must have a valid Muirfield Association Photo ID card to access the pool facilities, whether swimming or not.

If you do not have an electronic ID card please follow the link below to fill out the form in order to get your electronic Muirfield ID card. When filling out the form under the ‘Patrons’ tab you will need to add members of your household including yourself. Once you are approved, the E-cards will be sent to the email provided in the submission.

Muirfield Electronic ID Card Application
Every resident over 5 years of age must have a Muirfield Association Photo I.D. card to enter the pool facilities whether swimming or not.
Any property owner whose privileges have been revoked due to a deed violation or delinquent account will not be permitted to use the recreation facilities or other common property. Please stop by the Association office during regular business hours to clear up the problem.
Guests must be accompanied by a resident and present a Guest Pass when entering the pool facilities whether swimming or not. Each guest (over 2 years of age) shall pay a $5 fee per guest, per visit.
Residents must accompany their guests during the length of their visit at the facilities.
All visitors shall sign the Guest Sign-In Sheet, identifying the resident who invited them & is responsible for them.
Individuals under 12 years of age will not be permitted to use the facilities unless accompanied by an adult or guardian at least 15 years of age.
Read and follow the posted swim facility rules.
Individuals may be tested before using the diving well and waterslide.
Notify staff of any medical problems.
All individuals who are not completely potty-trained must wear disposable swim diapers at all times while visiting the pool facility. Changing swim diapers frequently may greatly lessens the chance of "accidents" which cause pool closings.
If an individual has an "accident" in the pool which results in the pool closing for treating and sanitizing, there will be a required reimbursement of $150 from the responsible party to cover the Association’s cost to properly treat and sanitize the pool and surrounding areas.
Residents may bring coolers or bags into the pool facility; however staff will check coolers and bags for items not permitted at the pool facility, including, but not limited to glass containers and/or alcoholic beverages. Outside food and beverages (minus alcohol) are welcome.
Water wings, foam noodles, certain water toys and US Coast Guard-approved life vests may be permitted with the approval of the pool manager. Air mattresses, inner tubes and other inflatables are prohibited. See pool manager for clarification.
Park and lock bicycles in the bike racks outside the facility. The Association is not responsible for loss or damage to any personal property.
Roller blading or skateboarding is not permitted on the stairs, curbs, near the entry of the pools, or on tennis courts.
Pets are not permitted inside the tennis courts or pool facilities.
The desk phone is for incoming calls only and staff use in an emergency. Front desk computer is for staff use only.
Alcohol and drugs are not permitted inside the facilities or on Association common property. Smoking (including vaping) is not permitted at the pools.