Parramatta City Swim Club is one of the oldest Australian freshwater swimming clubs. Founded in 1951, the club has produced many National, State, and District champions. The club prides itself on being a family friendly club that caters for swimmers of all ages and abilities.

The Club’s Information Sheet provides a overview of the Club and its activities.

The club swims at Granville Swim Centre that was constructed in 1936 and underwent a major refurbishment in 2005. Club Races are held between 8.00am - 9.00am on Saturday mornings during summer and winter. For more information on our club races, see our Summer Race Program and Winter Race Program.

Free Swim Squad Training is available three times per week for all swimmers registered with the club.

Learn-to-swim lessons are conducted all year round. Swimming lessons are held at Granville Pool and are free once you have registered with Swimming NSW

Recently the club has decided to expand it activities to include pool lifesaving. This includes providing training for awards such as Bronze Medallion, and participating in Pool Lifesaving Sports competitions.

The club is a member of the Swimming Metro North West area that holds summer and winter championships.

The club’s Youth Group gives high-schoolers within the club the opportunity to interact with each others, while participating in fun activities away from the pool.

The Club is committed to embedding Child Safety in all parts of the organisation by implementing Swimming Australia’s National Integrity Framework and NSW Office of the Children Guardian’s Child Safe Standards.

The club’s motto is "Hodie Natare Cognose Cras Vitam Conserva" which translated is "Learn to swim today. Save a life tomorrow".