Swim Lessons for Sunnyvale, Next to Rowlett
Sunnyvale neighbors Rowlett, where Waterview’s private, heated pool is located. Every lesson is one swimmer, one instructor, for 50 minutes, for kids 5 and older, teens and adults.
Lessons run late May through mid-August 2027, Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 7 PM, by appointment.
214-893-0078
Lesson Schedule for Sunnyvale Families
Summer 2027 Hours (by appointment)
Monday 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Lessons for the Whole Family
Have more than one swimmer? Each child, teen or adult gets their own private lesson, built around their age and skill level. The registration fee is $50 per swimmer with a $100 maximum per family, and it’s waived when you prepay the 12-lesson package.
Parents who never learned can take lessons too. See our adult and kids lesson pages.
What to Expect at Waterview Swim School
12-Lesson Package
Single Lesson
Registration Fee
Stroke Improvement for Sunnyvale Swimmers
Swimmers who can already swim a little can book private lessons to smooth out their strokes, breathing and endurance.
A single lesson is $65. Prepay the 12-lesson package for $780 and we waive the registration fee ($50 per swimmer, $100 max per family). Choose the 12-lesson package and our Guarantee to Swim covers you, whether the swimmer is an adult or a child age 5+: if the swimmer cannot swim unassisted back to the pool edge after 12 lessons, the next 2 lessons are free.
Reasons To Take Swimming Lessons from Waterview
One-on-One
Lessons
Every lesson is private: one swimmer, one instructor.
Guarantee
to Swim Program
Included with the 12-lesson package for kids 5 and older.
Safe and Personalized Learning
Every lesson fits the swimmer’s age, comfort and goals.
Welcoming
Environment
A calm, private backyard pool instead of a crowded public one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ethan Chapa
Ethan Chapa is the founder and owner of Waterview Swim School, which he founded at age 15. He helps students build a passion for swimming and develop their swimming skills.

