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Free 15-min Trial Lesson
Free 15-min Trial Lesson
Our free trial lesson is the perfect way to get started at Squid Squad. During this session, your child will spend time one-on-one in water with an instructor while we focus on comfort, confidence, and connection.
The trial includes:
A personality and comfort evaluation to understand how your child learns best
A basic skill assessment to gauge current swim abilities
Time for families to meet your instructor, ask questions, and see the pool location
This allows us to recommend the best next steps and tailor our program to fit your child’s needs, goals, and experience level.
*under location address, remember to click "change location" to view the schedule for your desired pool location.*
Drop-In Lessons: $35/lesson
Drop-In Lessons: $35/lesson
Drop-in lessons offer flexible, ad hoc scheduling for families who need variety or are easing into a routine. Lessons are viewable and bookable up to two weeks in advance, making it easy to fit swimming into a busy schedule.
Drop-in lessons are a great option if:
You need schedule flexibility
You want occasional lessons without a long-term commitment
You’re waiting for a spot in a weekly recurring lesson time
Many families use drop-in lessons to keep skills progressing until a weekly time becomes available.
*under location address, remember to click "change location" to view the schedule for your desired pool location.*
Weekly Recurring Swim Lessons:
Weekly Recurring Swim Lessons:
$125/4 lessons ($31/lesson)
$125/4 lessons ($31/lesson)
Weekly recurring lessons are the most consistent and effective way to build swim skills. You’ll reserve your preferred day and time, attend the same lesson each week, and book once — no need to rebook every session.
Why families love weekly lessons:
Guaranteed spot at your favorite time
Consistent routine for your child
Stronger progress through repetition and muscle memory
Weekly instruction is where we see the greatest gains in confidence, independence, and skill retention, making it ideal for long-term development and water safety.
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