What is the maximum depth for the Non-Swimmer area?

The maximum depth for the Non-Swimmer area is waist to chest-deep. This depth is specifically designed to ensure the safety of individuals who may not be confident in their swimming abilities. By keeping the water shallow, those who enter this area can stand comfortably, reducing the risk of drowning or panic if they find themselves in a situation where they need to regain their footing.

The waist to chest-deep range allows for safe exploration of the water while providing enough depth to encourage aquatic activity. Designating this depth for non-swimmers promotes a safer environment, enabling supervised enjoyment of water activities without the constant fear of deep water.

Other depth choices, such as just over the head or two feet, do not adequately balance safety for less confident swimmers. Staying within waist to chest deep also ensures that even if someone were to fall or get knocked over, they can easily regain their balance and stand up without the danger that comes from deeper water.