St.Marys Aquatic Center
from Get 'N' Your Business Podcast Hosted by Kanan St.Rose
Summer Starts Here: Big Plans for the St. Marys Aquatic Center Get ‘N’ Your Business Podcast – Episode 90 Summer in Camden County is about to make a splash. ☀️💦 In Episode 90, host Alison Shores sits down with Isabella Young, Aquatic Center Supervisor, to talk about exciting updates, new programming, and a bold vision for the future of the St. Marys Aquatic Center. From adult nights and family movie nights to water aerobics and the return of Pups in the Pool — this season is shaping up to be one of the best yet. In This Episode: Isabella’s journey from lifeguard to Aquatic Center Supervisor What’s already at the St. Marys Aquatic Center Renovations & lazy river reconstruction Adult Nights (18+ themed evenings) Family Movie Nights Water Aerobics (seniors & all ages) Swim lessons for 6 months through adults Birthday parties & private facility rentals Season passes, daily admission & pricing options The 5-year vision (splash pads, accessibility & long-term growth) 2026 Season Dates: Opens May 9 (weekends only) Full-time hours begin May 25 (11AM–6PM) Season runs through September 7 Switches back to weekends-only starting August 2 📍 Located behind the St. Marys Public Library 🚗 Free parking For updates, follow the St. Marys Aquatic Center on Facebook. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share with someone who loves summer in Camden County. 🎙️ Presented by the Camden County Chamber of Commerce #GetNYourBusiness #StMarysGA #CamdenCountyGA #SummerFun
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In Episode 90 of the Get ‘N’ Your Business Podcast, host Alison Shores sits down with Isabella Young, Aquatic Center Supervisor at the St. Marys Aquatic Center, and one thing is clear — summer in Camden County is about to level up. Isabella shares her unexpected journey into aquatics, starting as a teenage lifeguard, studying equestrian programs at Middle Tennessee State University, then pivoting into Leisure & Sports Management. What began as a campus lifeguarding job quickly turned into aquatic programming, certifications, and leadership experience — ultimately bringing her to St. Marys after graduation in 2025.
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