Kolam Renang Kompleks Kejiranan Presint 16 Putrajaya
📍 Presint 16, Putrajaya
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A public swimming pool at Presint 16 Putrajaya running four daily sessions. Entry is nominally priced for adults and lower for children using the kiddy pool. Changing facilities are basic.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
A practical regular swimming destination for Putrajaya families who want accessible, supervised pool time without premium facility costs. The four-session structure means families can plan around school schedules. Proper swimming attire is mandatory - board shorts without liners are turned away at the entrance.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Ms Farah Najwa
9 months ago
“One of our cheap getaways. Whenever the kids felt like swimming, the best place to go to is the Community Pool at Putrajaya Presint 16. RM2 to enter, RM1 if you're only using the kiddy pool for 2 hours. #3muskadv #3muskadv2025 #presint16 #fna2025”
Jessofine Ismail
a year ago
“The place is clean and well-maintained. It would be good to consider adding more shower areas in the changing room, as well as repairing the existing showers and door locks. It would also be helpful to provide a shoe or slipper rack to prevent anyone from tripping over footwear near the entrance.”
Safiah Azahan
3 years ago
“Decent public swimming pool - RM2 for adults. Lifeguard was friendly, even offered to give some tips on my swimming technique/form! Expect a big crowd on Sunday nights. The changing room was a bit outdated. If they could clean more often, update the changing room, that would be awesome.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Kompleks Kejiranan Presint 16 operates a community pool across four structured daily sessions from morning to late evening, closed on certain Fridays for maintenance. Adults pay a nominal entry and children using the kiddy pool pay even less. The pool itself is clean and well-maintained; changing rooms are functional and dated. Lifeguards are on duty and have been noted as friendly and occasionally coaching swimmers. Sunday evenings draw the largest crowds.
