Boro Beach in Murfreesboro, TN

The city's 50-meter outdoor pool at Sports*Com: 2027 opening date, prices, season passes, rentals and rules

By the Only in Murfreesboro local team · Last checked: October 18, 2026

What is Boro Beach in Murfreesboro?

Boro Beach is the City of Murfreesboro's outdoor public pool, a 50-meter pool at the Sports*Com recreation center, 2310 Memorial Blvd. Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation runs it as a summer pool from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. It is closed for the season and reopens Saturday, May 29, 2027. Adult day admission is $12.

When Does Boro Beach Open? 2027 Season and Hours

Boro Beach is closed for the season. The City of Murfreesboro lists opening day as Saturday, May 29, 2027, Memorial Day weekend, and describes the pool as open from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Daily hours for 2027 have not been posted; the city's Boro Beach hours schedule currently reads “closed for the season.” The Sports*Com building keeps its own hours (6 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday), and the city notes that Boro Beach hours may differ. Call 615-895-5040 before a visit.

Boro Beach Prices and Season Passes

Daily admission is the same for everyone; city residents pay less for season passes and rentals. Boro Beach is not covered by the Sports*Com and Patterson Park facility pass, which applies to the indoor pools.

Boro Beach admission, season pass and rental prices
ItemCostCity resident
Daily admission, adult$12Same
Daily admission, youth/senior/military$8Same
Daily admission, age 4 and underFreeFree
Season pass, adult$130$100
Season pass, youth/senior/military$110$80
Season pass, family$300$250
Private rental, 2 hours$500$450

Prices as listed by the City of Murfreesboro on October 18, 2026. Cash, checks and debit/credit cards are accepted at the gate.

Where Is Boro Beach? Address, Parking and Facilities

Boro Beach is at 2310 Memorial Blvd., Murfreesboro, TN 37130, on the grounds of Sports*Com, the Parks and Recreation center that also houses an 8-lane, 25-yard indoor pool. The phone number is 615-895-5040.

The city lists a parking lot, a party room, restrooms and tables among the facility's features. Lockers are on site, with locks available to rent in limited supply, and concessions are sold at the pool. The city's swimwear rules also refer to water slides at the pool.

Boro Beach Rentals, Parties and Groups

The whole pool can be rented for two hours for $500, or $450 for city residents. Rental slots run on weekend evenings only. For safety, all organized groups must be scheduled in advance; the city lists Jacob Stolze, assistant aquatics coordinator, at 615-895-5040 ext. 6212.

Boro Beach rental hours
DayRental hours
Friday7–9 p.m.
Saturday5–7 p.m.
Sunday6:30–8:30 p.m.
Monday–ThursdayNot available

Rental availability is shown in the city's online registration system, linked from the Boro Beach page.

Boro Beach Rules: Know Before You Go

  • Cash, checks and debit/credit cards are accepted.
  • Everyone in the party must be present at entry. Prepayment is not allowed, and there are no refunds or rain checks.
  • Anyone leaving and returning the same day needs a hand stamp from the admissions staff; without it, re-entry means paying again.
  • Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult for the entire visit.
  • A responsible adult must accompany children who wear or use flotation devices in the water.
  • No outside food or drinks. Concessions are available on site.
  • Tobacco, vaping and alcohol are not permitted in the pool complex.
  • Foam balls and beach balls are the only balls allowed.
  • Proper swimwear is required. Cut-offs and other frayed clothing are not allowed, and swimsuits must provide adequate coverage (no thongs or see-through suits).
  • Swimwear with buckles, exposed zippers, metal ornaments or rivets is not allowed on the water slides.
  • Children under 3, and anyone not fully toilet trained, must wear a swim diaper.

Puppy Plunge and Other Boro Beach Events

Parks and Recreation posts Boro Beach events on the city calendar. At the end of the 2025 season the city held a free Puppy Plunge on Sept. 27, letting dogs swim in the pool before it was closed for winter; people were not allowed in the water, and dogs had to be spayed or neutered and vaccinated. Check the city calendar for 2027 dates.

Boro Beach FAQ

When does Boro Beach open in 2027?

The City of Murfreesboro lists Boro Beach as closed for the season, opening Saturday, May 29, 2027, Memorial Day weekend. The city describes the pool as open from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

How much is Boro Beach?

Daily admission is $12 for adults and $8 for youth, seniors and military, and children 4 and under get in free. Season passes are $130 for adults ($100 for city residents), $110 for youth, seniors and military ($80 residents) and $300 for a family ($250 residents).

Where is Boro Beach in Murfreesboro?

Boro Beach is at 2310 Memorial Blvd., Murfreesboro, TN 37130, at the Sports*Com recreation center. The phone number is 615-895-5040. The city lists a parking lot among the facility features.

What are Boro Beach hours?

The city has not posted daily hours for the 2027 season; its Boro Beach hours schedule currently reads closed for the season. Sports*Com notes that Boro Beach hours may differ from the indoor building hours. Call 615-895-5040 to confirm before a visit.

Can kids go to Boro Beach alone?

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult for the whole visit, and a responsible adult must be with any child using a flotation device in the water.

Can you bring food to Boro Beach?

No. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Concessions are sold on site.

Can you rent Boro Beach for a party?

Yes. A two-hour private rental is $500, or $450 for city residents. Rental slots are Friday 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday 5 to 7 p.m. and Sunday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; rentals are not available Monday through Thursday. Organized groups must be scheduled in advance.

Is Boro Beach included in the Sports*Com pass?

No. The Sports*Com and Patterson Park facility pass covers the indoor pools only. Boro Beach has its own daily admission and season passes.

Sources: City of Murfreesboro: Boro Beach, Boro Beach facility listing, Boro Beach staff directory, Aquatics, Sports*Com facility listing, Puppy Plunge at Boro Beach.

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