The heated hot pink pool reflecting the boombox-painted shipping-container cabanas at the DayDreamer pool club in South Haven, Michigan

Michigan or Miami? · Opens May 22, 2027

South Haven, Michigan's one and only pink pool club

Day passes · 10am–6pm

Pool pass options

Come for the day. Stay for the night. Your daycation-slash-staycation is already pouring. Ten container cabanas, each one its own little art world, wrapped around a heated pink pool and 20,000 square feet of turf. Locals and day guests are welcome. Day passes are good for pool hours, 10am–6pm. Every guest signs the pool waiver before entering the pool area.

Closed for the season · next season opens May 22, 2027

Weekday Pool Pass (Mon–Fri)

$10

Ages 6+ · pool open 10am–6pm

Rates for the season opening May 22, 2027. Passes do not expire and are not valid during special events. Online purchases open when the new website launches.

Weekend Pool Pass (Sat–Sun)

$20

21+ only · pool open 10am–6pm

Rates for the season opening May 22, 2027. Passes do not expire and are not valid during special events. Online purchases open when the new website launches.

Buy pool passes online

Valid any time except special events. Next season opens May 22, 2027. Pool passes do not expire.

The waiver must be signed when you buy. Complete the waiver, then enter the receipt code it shows. Use the same email below that you used on the waiver.

Online purchases open when the new website launches.

Total $10

When online purchases open, payment is handled by Stripe. After paying, your pass reference is shown on the next page to save or print.

Cabanas

Reserve a cabana

Shaded, private and reservable, with the best seat on the turf. Cabanas are limited and go first on sunny weekends.

Cabana 1: psychedelic desert tapestry, black-and-white patterned sofa and steel loungers
Cabana 2: orange vintage-vinyl tapestry, evil-eye pillows and mint cube seats
Cabana 3: retro pool-party op-art tapestry with facing sofas and black cocktail tables
Cabana 4: arcade-cartridge tapestry with four blue lounge chairs around a table
Cabana 5: dome-grid collage tapestry, grey sectional and gold evil-eye pillows
Cabana 6: cactus-and-pink tapestry with a green desk, chrome chair and greenery
Cabana 7: pagoda-and-wave collage tapestry with grey sofas and a slat bench table
Cabana 8: hot pink bar with white swivel stools under a disco-dome tapestry
Cabana 9: wall of boomboxes tapestry with blue lounge chairs and a round table
Midweek cabana (Mon–Fri)
$75
Weekend cabana (Sat–Sun)
$100

Request a cabana

Tell us your date, group size and phone number. Your request is saved for our team. We will follow up by phone to confirm availability and arrange payment. Your cabana is not reserved until our team confirms it.

Pick your cabana

Every cabana has its own art, seating and personality. Find the one you want below, then tell us the number.

Numbered map of the DayDreamer cabanas, one through ten, showing each cabana's tapestry art and seating

No outside food or drink — yes, even water. You can fill water bottles in the clubhouse.

20,000

sq. ft. turf lounge

Pink

heated pool, of course

May 22

opening day

21+

weekend nights in summer

On the turf

Built for a full day, not a quick dip

Heated pink pool

Warm from opening day through the last September swim.

Container cabanas

Shaded, private, reservable. The best seat on the turf.

Poolside bar service

Cocktails, mocktails and snacks worth the swim.

A serious playlist

Curated all day, turned up on weekend nights.

A packed summer afternoon of guests on the turf lawn beside the pink pool

Peak season energy

This is where the whole lake shore ends up on a hot Saturday

Bar service, a serious playlist and the best seat on the turf. Cabanas go first.

The pool club, in pictures

Cabanas, floaties and long afternoons

Everything from the aerial view to the last drink at the bar.

Wide view of the heated pink pool ringed by turf and cabanas
Poolside bar with cocktails being poured at the pool club
Aerial view of the pink pool, cabanas and turf lounge at DayDreamer Domes in South Haven, Michigan
Friends laughing together on loungers beside the pink pool
Guest drifting on a float in the heated pink pool
Group arriving at the pool club entrance under the eye-logo mural
Pool club exterior painted with oversized eye-logo murals
Pink-lit pool and loungers glowing at night under string lights

Who's here, when

Kids by day. Adults on weekends.

Kids are always welcome at the domes. The Pool Club area is the part with age rules.

  • Pool Club: kids 6+ Mon–FriChildren 6 and up are welcome in the Pool Club area Monday through Friday (afternoons). Children under 6 are never permitted in the Pool Club area at any time, though they are always welcome to stay in the domes.
  • Pool Club: 21+ on weekendsWeekends in the Pool Club are strictly 21+. Kids still stay in the domes any night of the week.

Day passes and cabanas are limited and go fast on sunny weekends. Reserve yours early.

Cornhole and lawn games on the 20,000 sq. ft. turf lawn

Locals welcome

Day passes get you the whole afternoon, 10am–6pm

Book direct · best rate

Come for the pool. Stay because you can't leave.

Overnight guests get first pick of cabanas. Book direct and keep the whole day.

Plan a seasonal pool visit in South Haven

Check the season and admission rules

The pink pool club is one of the distinctive shared spaces at DayDreamer Domes. It can be part of a summer dome stay or a separate pool visit when admission is available. The pool is seasonal, so check the current opening information for your intended date before making plans. A photograph from a warm weekend does not establish that the pool is open today, and an overnight reservation outside pool season should not be planned around swimming.

Admission rules can vary by day and age group. Read the current pool information rather than assuming that a rule from one weekend applies throughout the year. If you are visiting with children, friends of different ages or a larger group, confirm the conditions before purchasing. Ask about anything that affects the visit, including accessibility needs and whether your planned activity fits the pool's rules.

Pool passes and cabana inquiries serve different needs

A pool pass is admission under the applicable product terms. It should not be confused with a wellness class reservation or treatment appointment. Read the valid use period, entry requirements and redemption instructions shown at the point of purchase. If the purchase option is unavailable or the terms are unclear, ask the team before paying. Do not rely on an inquiry submission as proof that a pass has been issued.

A cabana request is a separate planning step. Give the team your intended date, party size and a phone number where they can reach you about the arrangement. Availability, payment and confirmation need to be agreed before treating the cabana as reserved. If your group needs both admission and a cabana, check how those pieces fit together instead of assuming one automatically includes the other. Keep any confirmation and purchase information available for arrival.

Prepare for a comfortable pool day

Bring the items that make an outdoor visit easier: swimwear, sun protection, suitable footwear and clothing for changes in weather. Follow the property's current rules on outside food, drinks and permitted items. Ask the team about any item you are unsure of before bringing it. If you also want a restaurant meal or spa appointment, confirm those arrangements separately so the timing and requirements are clear.

Check the forecast close to your visit and review the product terms for weather changes, cancellation and refunds. Avoid assuming a policy that is not stated in your purchase or confirmation. Read the supplied waiver and follow the agreement instructions that apply to each attendee. Start with the current Pool Club information, confirm admission and any cabana arrangement, then keep the day focused on enjoying the space rather than sorting out missing reservations on arrival.

Before arrival, make sure everyone understands admission requirements and any personal agreement they need to complete. Share the official information instead of passing along an informal summary that might omit an important rule.