Swimming - Queenstown Swimming Complex

Hi Blog,

I am not sure if that is because of me who behaves like a weirdo and possesses weird hobbies... I don't like things to be incomplete, and will try my best to complete a SET. From collecting toys - Zoids to my Trisuit, to Singapore Quarries visit, and others. (even my attire outfit, I would prefer to buy it a set or must go well as a pair. That is why somehow I like uniforms a lot) Because of having such a mindset, I always have problems with myself like... I will feel lousy if I can't complete a SET... Even my personal life - to complete a set, is to have a life partner to complete me. But I give up already...

Anyway! That's not important. I have a set to complete which is to Visit all of Singapore's Swimming Pools! Today's post is about Queenstown Swimming Complex.

The funny thing was that I realised there was such a pool while I was scanning Google Maps during my Google training.

Interesting exterior as compared to other swimmingcomplexesx.

There is an impressive, well-drawn wall mural. Thumb up to the artist

This entrance has welcomed many generations of visitors.

Check out the rocky wall and red bricks - which never age. :)

Interesting pool location - surrounded by flats and it is built on a higher level. If you look around, they only put up fa face instead of a concealed wall, which gives a feeling of 'Openness'. Love this place!

Simple Ticket counters like visiting an aging stall

This part is a place where they train divers and synchronized swimming! Cool!

Quiet, clean and wide toilet

I felt so safe here and the blue wall has this calming spell. :3

Time to swim in the pool - this deep pool is slightly different from other swimming pools - instead of 1.2m at the beginning of the deep pool, it started at 1.5m. Now I know that I am very short...

Overall, Swimming at Queenstown Swimming Pool is a nostalgic and relaxing experience. I love it's openness vibe that the swimming pool gives.

Anyway, It is great to visit newer places and be able to complete a set during my pocket time.

Here is the list of Swimming pools which I have visited.

• Yishun Swimming Complex
• Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex
• Bishan Swimming Complex
• Sengkang Swimming Complex
• Serangoon Swimming Complex
• Toa Payoh Swimming Complex
• Ang Mo Kio Swimming Complex (link)
• Jalan Besar Swimming Complex (link)
• Delta Swimming Complex (link)
• Woodlands Swimming Complex (link)
• Kallang Basin Swimming Complex (link)
• Katong Swimming Complex (link)
• Tampines Swimming Complex Old (link)
• Bedok Swimming Complex - New (link) and Old (link)
• Queenstown Swimming Complex
• Geylangd East Swimming Complex
• Jurong East Swimming Complex

• Toa Payoh Safra
• Tampines Safra (link)
• Mount Faber Safra (link)

I checked my list and realised have missed out on  a few places

• Clementi
• Bukit Batok
• Choa Chu Kang
• Senjia-Cashew
• Farrer Park

I will try to cover all pools sooner and talk about my overall experience in each pool. :) But I won't be making a completed swimming pool post because I can't go around to take pictures especially when that pool is usually crowded during my visit. Wherever I can, I will but not always the case.

Jeff