“Piscina” simply means swimming pool in Spanish. On this page, you’ll find backyard pools of many types, including:

• Inflatable and fast-set options for quick setup.
• Metal-frame above-ground pools for added structure and depth.
• Kiddie and play pools sized for young kids (always supervise).

Many sets may include helpful accessories like a filter pump, cartridges, an autoskimmer, a ladder, or a cover. Check each product description for what’s included, size, and age guidance so you can pick the right fit for your space and family.

The “best” time depends on comfort and safety. Many families prefer:

• Mornings or late afternoons for cooler temps and softer light.
• Midday can work if you have shade, sun protection, and stay hydrated.
• Evenings feel relaxing; ensure adequate lighting and follow local quiet hours.

Consider your pool type, water temperature, and supervision needs—especially for kids. Running your filter on a regular schedule and using a cover between swims can help keep water inviting. Always follow product instructions, monitor weather, and use caution around water at all times.

A quick plan helps you choose a size that fits:

• Measure your space and leave clearance for the pump, ladder, and walk-around room.
• Match depth to swimmers; shallower options suit younger families, deeper models suit confident swimmers.
• Pick a shape (round, rectangular, oval) that works with your yard layout.
• Check capacity in gallons and the recommended ages/occupancy in the listing.
• Confirm a level base; uneven ground affects setup and water balance.

Review what’s included (pump, cartridges, cover) so you plan for any add-ons you may want, like a skimmer or ground cloth.

Both are popular for backyards, and each has strengths:

• Inflatable/fast-set: Light, stores compactly, and inflates quickly. Good for seasonal use and smaller spaces.
• Metal-frame: Rigid structure that typically supports larger sizes and greater depth.
• Setup: Inflatable styles can be ready to fill in minutes; frame pools require simple assembly.
• Maintenance: Either can use a filter pump, cover, and skimmer; follow the manual for care.
• Portability: Inflatable pools are easier to move or store off-season.

Compare dimensions, included accessories, and age guidance on each listing to decide what matches your plans.

Storing it well can extend its life:

• Drain completely per the manual; don’t leave water to freeze.
• Rinse and fully dry the liner, seams, and valves to help prevent mildew.
• Deflate gently and fold loosely to avoid sharp creases.
• Patch small pinholes with a compatible repair kit before storage.
• Package accessories (pump, hoses, cartridges) separately, clean and dry.
• Store indoors in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and pests.

Next season, inspect all parts and replace any worn items. You can search Walmart.com for compatible cartridges, hoses, covers, or patch kits by your pool’s model name.