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Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center
Training facility — pool with platforms or springboards

Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center

Training facilityBeginner (0-30 ft)Intermediate (31-60 ft)

45.51910, -122.83850

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The only full diving tower in Oregon: 5, 7.5 and 10 meter platforms plus 1 and 3 meter springboards over a 17-foot well, indoors and open year-round at THPRD's Howard M. Terpenning complex in Beaverton. The 3 m board and the 5 and 7.5 m platforms open to the public during posted recreational diving hours; the 10 m is reserved for the Tualatin Hills Dive Club and staff. The best off-season height practice in the state.

Platforms and boards

1 m springboard

3 ft

17 ft water depth

Beginner (0-30 ft)

3 m springboard

10 ft

17 ft water depth

Beginner (0-30 ft)

5 m platform

16 ft

17 ft water depth

Beginner (0-30 ft)

7.5 m platform

25 ft

17 ft water depth

Beginner (0-30 ft)

10 m platform (club/staff only)

33 ft

17 ft water depth

Intermediate (31-60 ft)

Warnings

Lifeguards enforce one person on the platform at a time and no flips or running starts during public hours. Platform sessions fill up on winter weekends.

Hours, fees, and rules

15707 SW Walker Road, Beaverton. Drop-in admission; platforms are only open during scheduled recreational dive times, which change by season, so check the THPRD drop-in schedule or call 503-629-6310 before driving over. Feet-first entries only for the public; the Tualatin Hills Dive Club runs lessons if you want to go off the 10 m.

Season

Year-round, indoors. Rec-dive blocks are usually an hour or two on weekday evenings and weekends.

Submitted by SmartLeap Field ResearchVerified Sep 21, 2026