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Malvern Hills Park Improvements
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| A New Pool in West Asheville
We’re one step closer to making a new pool in West Asheville a reality. Professional pool design experts unveiled new renderings at an open house tonight, blending important building safety codes, environmental compliance, and budget constraints with your valuable feedback from last spring’s community preference survey.
Now it’s your turn to take a look at the design. This could be a once-in-a-generation opportunity to bring a new pool to West Asheville, so we want to hear if you have ideas to help refine the design. The goal is to have the new pool open by the summer of 2028.
- View renderings and leave a comment on the official project page
- Chat at the Tailgate Market: Find project team members at West Asheville Tailgate Market (718 Haywood Road) on September 30 from 3:30–6:30pm
- Chat at the Farmers Market: Chat with the team at RAD Farmers Market (21 Craven Street) on October 1 from 3–6pm
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| October's Golden Tickets
Join Asheville Parks & Recreation (APR) for autumn crafts, fall hikes, cooking, games, fitness, and more as crisp mornings and cool evenings make it easy to connect with neighbors and the natural world as our mountains bring a spectacular show of bright yellow, orange, and purple hues.
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| Community Investments Throughout the City
This new pool isn’t the only major municipal construction project in your city. The City of Asheville’s current community investments include building renovations, transportation infrastructure, Helene recovery, and parks and recreation enhancements at Weaver and Walton Street parks, as well as a pickleball complex and temporary skating rink. Check out the project hub to discover more ways Asheville continues to become an even greater place to call home!
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