The phrase "adventure pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a swimming pool designed for recreational activities, often featuring slides, wave machines, or other attractions.
Example: "The resort's adventure pool offers thrilling water slides and a lazy river for guests to enjoy."
Alternatives: "water park pool" or "recreational pool".
The 1988 Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game module Ruins of Adventure was produced using the same adventure scenario as Pool of Radiance, using the same plot, background, setting, and many of the same characters as the computer game.
My Saturday-night adventure, which included playing pool, flipping through the lobby's collection of art books and sampling inventive cocktails and snacks, cost less than $200.
After a day or two, an easy routine establishes itself: beach in the morning, swimming pool and adventure playground in the afternoon, then back to the caravan for an early tea so we can be at Bugsy's in time for the toddlers' disco and children's entertainment.
But with new resorts opening from coastal Africa to Asia (there will be five in the Maldives alone by the end of the year), a private-island vacation isn't out of the question for us mere mortals who want a bit more adventure than an infinity pool.
So whether you are sipping sundowners around a pool, or adventuring to a sophisticated soiree, pop on a soft skirt and remember - fashion is fun and every rule is meant to be broken.
Panorama links hotels, condos, town homes, inns, horse trails, hiking trails, mountain bike trails, hot pools, cold pools and white-water adventure in a C$250 million enterprise barely thinkable from the tentative scene of 20 years ago.
There's also tennis, bikes for hire and an adventure playground, plus two swimming pools.
It doesn't take parents too long to discover that while it's wonderful to take children on adventures at the beach or pool or park, sometimes the packing can take as long as the playing.
While North West's younger sibling is unlikely to ever be Queen of Jamaica, or of Australia, or even of the Solomon Islands, the child will grow up in a $20m home in California – a house that has two pools and an adventure playground.
We will also have a surfing pool, a sky-diving adventure, a bass pool and an educational wonderland for children, as well as restaurants, movies, a theater and many other attractions.
