Olympic sized swimming pool at Connecticut Hospice

Connecticut Hospice is pleased to join forces once again with Branford Parks and Recreation Department to offer the Hospice Pool Program.

Socially distanced swimming is easy when our pool is Olympic-sized, and numbers are kept low. 

Add beautiful views of Long Island Sound and ample free parking, and there’s no reason not to join us. 

Options include; Open Swim, Aquacise Classes, and Senior Swim.  

For eligibility and details, please visit:  Branford Parks & Recreation Hospice Pool Program

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