Rules and Policies

General Hampton House Rules and Regulations

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• Prohibited: tobacco products of any kind (cigarettes, cigars, vapes, joules, chewing tobacco, etc.) On the Hampton House grounds including pool. No grills, televisions, or any other device that can be deemed a fire hazard is allowed on Hampton House property.

• Do not litter.

• Members must use their membership cards to access certain areas of the Hampton House facility.

• The Hampton House is a member only facility.  Non-resident guests are welcome when accompanied by Hampton house members for a fee of $5.00 per visit.  Please do not abuse the guest privilege.

• It is the policy of the Hampton House that all employees and staff are to be treated with respect and dignity.  Verbal harassment or intimidating action of any kind that is exhibited directly or indirectly at Hampton House employees or board of directors will not be tolerated.

• Appropriate dress is required while on Hampton House property.

• The Hampton House is a family-centered community facility operated for the benefit of its members.  Membership is a privilege.  Membership conduct that falls below acceptable standards e.g., foul language, public intoxication, underage drinking, vandalism, abuse of membership and guest privileges will result in temporary restriction, suspension, or loss of membership, depending on the circumstances. 

• Members must comply with all Hampton House rules set forth herein. Failure to adhere to any of the Hampton House rules carry consequences to be considered by the Hampton House club director or Hampton House board of directors, given the severity of the conduct in question.  The board of directors has zero tolerance for repeat offenders.

 

HAMPTON HOUSE IS SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK FACILITY​

• Members must check in with their membership card before entering the pool.

• Members age 10 and over allowed unaccompanied at the pool. Anyone under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult.  

• Hampton House follows extreme safety protocol when it comes to the pool and weather.  Lifeguards and staff have full authority to enforce all rules pertaining to the weather and members are expected to comply fully.

• Lifeguards have full authority to enforce all pool rules and expel any individual, as necessary.  All expulsions will be reported to the pool manager. Repeat offenders will be expelled from the pool for a period of time determined by the pool manager. 

• Hampton House members may bring guests to the pool.  Members are allowed up to five (5) guests per visit. The guest may not be a Hampton Cove resident.  Local guests may come to the pool accompanied by the member for $5.00 per person.  Any Hampton Cove resident that uses the pool must be a Hampton House member, no exceptions!  Guests that live 100 miles or more from Hampton Cove are allowed to come to the pool accompanied by the member for free.  Members must set up a guest pass prior to the guest’s arrival.  You may do this by calling the office or by email.  If you choose to email, we need the member name, all guest name(s), place of residence and dates.  All guest passes will be kept at the pool check in desk. 

Note:  to ensure a guest pass will be waiting for you, please make your request at least 24 hours in advance.  Remember, this is for out-of-town guests only.  The office closes at noon on Friday and closed on weekends/holidays.  If you email or call on Friday afternoon, for a Saturday or Sunday pass, it will not be possible to make this pass.  Please be prepared to pay for your guest.  If you fail to request a guest pass, please come prepared to pay for your guest.
 

• Adults (18 years of age and older) may enter through the front pool gate during the hours of 6:00 am to 9:00 am Monday -Friday (no holidays) for adult only lap swimming and exercise. During this time, children are not allowed to enter. Hampton House staff reserves the right to make any changes to pool hours as deemed necessary.

• Lanes ropes are removed during holiday weekends for the safety of members and guests. 

• Children of diaper age or any child that is not yet potty-trained are required to wear swim diapers.  No exceptions!

• No rafts or flotation devices are allowed in the pool unless approved by the manager on duty.  Children’s arm floats or life preservers may be used with the supervision of a parent or guardian. 

• Children requiring flotation devices and other non-swimmers are restricted to the shallow end of the pool and must always be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

• Swim wear at the Hampton House pool must be appropriate and reflect garments worn in a family-based environment.  No cut-offs, gym or bike shorts, leotards, thongs, or cheeky suits permitted.  All male suits must have string and lining.

• Persons with infectious heath conditions to include eye, ear, or respiratory infections or from any other skin irritation or other contagious disease or disorder shall not enter the common pool area or water unless written permission from a licensed physician is shown to the manager on duty prior to entering.

• No glass or breakable containers are allowed at or in the pool area.

• Rowdy conduct by children or adults will not be tolerated.  Running, pushing, dunking, or any act that endangers or disturbs others will result in expulsion from the pool for the remainder of the day.

• Abusive or profane language is not permitted.

• Regular breaks of ten (10) minutes will be taken as directed by the lifeguards every hour.  During this time, all children will be cleared from the water.  Adults, 16 years and older, may swim during these break periods.  Children 3 years or younger are permitted in the pool during these times only when accompanied and supervised by the parent or guardian.

• Dives from the shallow end and flips from the sides of the pool are not permitted.

• No chewing gum or hair pins allowed in the pool area.

• No animals of any kind are allowed in the pool area with the exception of service animals 

• All trash must be placed in the proper receptacles.

• Hampton House management reserves the right to modify, change, or alter policy rules as deemed appropriate.