Did You Know You Can Rent A Pool By The Hour In Western New York?

It’s been a brutally hot summer here in Western New York– the perfect temperatures to take a refreshing dip in the pool.

If you’re lucky enough to have a pool on your property, we bet your house is a top hangout spot for your friends, family, and neighbors. And if you don’t have one (or prefer not to deal with the maintenance), you might have a good buddy or a neighbor who’s cool with letting you drop by for a swim on steamy summer days. 

But what if you’d rather have use of a pool (and a sweet backyard space to go with it) for an entire afternoon? Now, you can. 

Western New York residents can get their pool fix anytime they want, thanks to this unique rental website.

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This Website Will Let You Rent A Western New York Pool For A Day

We’ve heard of AirBnB, Vrbo, and other sites where you can rent a home to stay in on vacation. But what if you and your friends and the fam just want to cool off and lounge by your own private pool for a day or a few hours?

The pool rental website Swimply lets you do just that. Like other home rental websites, Swimply allows users to search for and rent a space for family and friends to hang out this summer. But what makes Swimply special is it’s strictly for people who want to rent a backyard with a pool.

It’s a really cool option for parties, family reunions, or just to get away and refresh with friends or the kids for a few hours. 

How Does Renting A Pool With Swimply Work?

When browsing on Swimply, you can search by location and date available. Then, you can see pics of the pool, how many guests they allow, whether the pool is chlorinated or not, if the pool allows infants or pets, and if there’s an available restroom. 

Swimply also sounds like a great option to check out if you have a pool and are looking to make some extra cash this summer! 

There are lots of amazing pools available to rent by the hour around Western New York and in the surrounding areas. Keep scrolling to check ‘em out, and stay cool this summer, Buffalo.