Dawson Swimming
9320 Mountain Cliffs Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89129
Quick Summary: Dawson Swimming is a swimming program located in Las Vegas, NV. They accept children ages 0 to 18.
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Category
Swimming
City
Las Vegas
Ages
0 to 18
Checked Sep 2026
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Pricing
$40 non-refundable registration fee; lessons are $94 a week, or $23.50 per lesson; four-days-a-week lessons for 2-6 weeks
Checked Oct 2026
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Hours not listed. Call before you go.
Class times vary by class. Call for class times.
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About the Program
Dawson Swimming in Las Vegas teaches survival-style swim lessons with the swim float swim method for babies from 10 months, plus stroke lessons for swimmers ages 4 and up. Little ones from 10 months to 4 years learn to swim, roll onto their back to float and breathe, then keep swimming. The program usually takes 2-6 weeks and finishes with two tests, one in summer clothes and one in winter clothes.
Every survival lesson is one-on-one for 10 minutes, Monday through Thursday. Kids 4 and older who are new to the water learn the same swim-float-swim skills first, and a 2-3 week program is often enough at that age. Parents stay out of the pool, and lessons skip the songs and games of a parent and baby class.
The cost is a $40 non-refundable registration fee, then $94 a week, which works out to $23.50 per lesson. Plan on four lesson days a week for the whole program.
Stroke lessons, for strong swimmers 4 and up and for adults, cover freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke in 2 week sessions of 8 lessons, either 20 minutes one-on-one or 30 minutes with two swimmers.
Call Sarah at 469-387-6377 or email sarah@dawsonswimming.com. The FAQ and Parent Guide on the site answer many first questions.
Programs & Activities
Good to know
- Lessons meet four days a week, Monday through Thursday.
- No special gear is needed, just your child and a towel.
- Finishing the program means passing a Summer Clothes Test and a Winter Clothes Test.
- Kids 4 and up who cannot swim yet start with swim-float-swim before strokes.
Programs and prices
- Programs
- swim float swim method; teach babies, toddlers and children to swim and to breathe by flipping over into a back float; often referred to as survival swim lessons Source
- Programs
- Stroke Lessons, Ages 4 years and up, for older children and adults: freestyle, backstroke and breast stroke; 2 week sessions, Monday-Thursday, total of 8 lessons; one-on-one for 20 minutes or 2-on-1 for 30 minutes Source
- Ages
- Swim-Float-Swim Survival Swimming, Ages 10 mo. - 4 yrs (ages 10 months to 4 years); intended for children 10 mo. and older Source
- Format
- an average of 2-6 weeks to complete; successful completion marked by 2 tests, Summer Clothes Test and Winter Clothes Test Source
- Format
- all swim lessons are one-one-one for 10 minutes, Monday-Thursday for an average of 2-6 weeks Source
- Format
- for children 4+ basic swim-float-swim lessons are taught first; a 2-3 week program is often sufficient for this age group Source
- Prices
- $40 non-refundable registration fee; lessons are $94 a week, or $23.50 per lesson; four-days-a-week lessons for 2-6 weeks Source
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Written by PlayPivot from Dawson Swimming's website, checked November 2026. Reviewed by Monica.
First Visit Guide
What most swim schools expect. Confirm the details with Dawson Swimming before you go.
What to bring
- Swimsuit, worn under regular clothes so changing goes faster
- Towel and a full set of dry clothes
- Swim diaper if your child isn't potty trained yet. Many schools want two layers, so ask.
- Hair tie or swim cap for long hair
- Goggles only if the school says yes. A lot of them teach beginners without goggles on purpose, so kids get used to water on their face.
Before you go
- Get there 10 to 15 minutes early for check-in and the changing room shuffle.
- Keep snacks light and at least 30 minutes before water time.
- Ask where parents wait. Some schools have viewing windows, some want you on the deck for baby classes.
The first visit
The first lesson usually starts with a quick skill check so the teacher can place your child in the right level. Lesson one is about getting comfortable, not swimming laps. Indoor pools run all year here, which matters when it's 105 outside in July.
For sensory-sensitive kids
Pools echo and they're loud. Ask which lesson times are quietest, and whether you can stop by just to watch a class before your child's first one.
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Amenities and program details
Season
Year-Round
Skill Levels
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Languages Spoken
English
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