Swimming Pool for Sale in Kenya (2026): Prices, Types & Where to Buy

If you have been searching for a swimming pool for sale in Kenya, you are usually choosing between three things: a cheap inflatable for kids, a rectangular above-ground frame pool for the whole family, or a permanent concrete pool that needs excavation. Most Kenyan homes — especially in Nairobi, Kiambu, Nakuru, and Kisumu — do not have space or budget for a built-in pool. A portable pool is the practical answer.

This guide covers current swimming pool prices in Kenya, the difference between frame and inflatable pools, and how delivery works from Nairobi to Mombasa, Eldoret, and the rest of the country.

Swimming pool prices in Kenya (2026)

The rectangular pool holds about 3,300 litres and sits on grass, paving, or a terrace. Two people set it up in 20–30 minutes. You fill it from a tap, borehole, or tanker. That is why it is the pool Kenyan families buy when they want real swimming at home without a contractor.

→ Shop the rectangular swimming pool for sale in Kenya (Ksh 78,999)

Types of swimming pools Kenyans actually buy

Above-ground rectangular frame pools

A steel-frame Intex pool is the closest thing to a “real” backyard pool without digging. The 80cm depth works for supervised children and for adults who want to float and cool off. The powder-coated frame is built for Nairobi sun, highland UV, and coastal humidity in Mombasa. See the full product page for specs, setup, and delivery.

Inflatable family pools

An inflatable pool costs less and packs away easily. Our 4m inflatable swimming pool is a strong kids’ and party option. It is not as deep or as durable as the steel-frame rectangular pool. Compare both on our swimming pools in Kenya page and in the frame vs inflatable guide.

Built-in concrete pools

A permanent pool needs land, permits in some cases, excavation, tiling, plumbing, and ongoing chemicals. It makes sense for large compounds and hotels. For a typical Kenyan family home, a portable rectangular pool delivers most of the fun at a fraction of the cost — and you can dismantle it if you move.

Where to buy a swimming pool in Kenya

Mr. Trampolines sells portable swimming pools from Nairobi with pay-on-delivery in the city and dispatch to every county. You are not guessing at Jumia listings or waiting for a construction quote. You order, we confirm stock, and the pool arrives. For Nairobi neighbourhoods and estate rules, read where to buy a swimming pool in Nairobi.

Delivery: Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret

We deliver swimming pools across Kenya. Nairobi orders can pay after delivery. Outside Nairobi we quote the carrier fee before you commit. Common destinations include Kiambu, Thika, Machakos, Kitengela, Syokimau, Nakuru, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nyeri, and Kisii.

What you need besides the pool

• A level patch of grass, soil, or paving (about 3.2m × 2m for the rectangular pool)
• Water from a tap, borehole, or tanker — about 3,300 litres at 80% fill
• A cover and optional filter pump to keep water clear in Kenyan heat
• Adult supervision whenever children are in the pool

Frequently asked questions

How much is a swimming pool in Kenya?

A portable family pool at Mr. Trampolines is Ksh 9,990 (inflatable) or Ksh 78,999 (rectangular Intex frame). Built-in pools cost much more.

Can I buy a swimming pool in Nairobi and pay on delivery?

Yes. Nairobi customers can pay after the pool arrives. Message 0759 230 450 on WhatsApp to order.

Is an Intex pool good for Kenya weather?

Yes, if you cover it when not in use, treat the water in hot months, and store the liner during long unused rainy periods. The steel frame is powder-coated against rust.