Ingleton Open Air Swimming Pool
Located in a riverside setting just Ingleton’s open-air 20m heated swimming pool is an idyllic place to visit for a swim and to enjoy yourself.
The pool is managed by the local community and was originally dug out and built by local volunteers in 1933.
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Ingleton Open Air Swimming Pool, Ingleton, Carnforth, Lancashire , United Kingdom
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