It’s hot outside! And there’s no better way to beat the heat than by taking a dip in your backyard pool. Only… what if you don’t have a swimming pool? What if you don’t feel like driving or swimming with strangers at the public pool?
Did you know you can lease someone else’s private pool? You can! And this solution is perfect for the summer. Try renting a Swimply bowl!
If you haven’t heard of Swimply, their business model is simple, but brilliant. Much like an Air BnB, you can search for private residential pools in your area within your hourly price range. Once you find one you like, it’s yours to use for a set amount of time.
You can invite your whole troop, have a family pool day or fly solo!
There are some very good ones for an affordable price! They usually cost between $40 and $60 per hour. There are thousands pools for rent across the country!
As you can see, they can be pretty darn chic!
But what can your big dollar get you in the Philadelphia area?
This Media backyard oasis!
Credit: Joe V. via Swimply.com
This MASSIVE saltwater pool offers a shelf, a hot tub for 25+ people, a cave and a swim-up bar near the pool house. While you enjoy cooked meals and drinks at the bar, you can enjoy the waterfall behind you. You will feel like you are in an island cave!
To $130/hryou can bring up 10 guests, including children! Beyond 10 people, additional costs will apply for $8 per person.
Credit: Joe V. via Swimply.com
For an additional charge, you can use other equipment like the grill, Alexa-enabled speakers and pool heater! There is also Wi-Fi and a playground free utilize!
See the full list HERE!
Have you ever tried renting a private pool? That would please you ? Let us know!
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