Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis

Garden of the Gods is Caesars Palace's five-acre answer to the question of what a resort pool can be: seven pools scattered among Greco-Roman columns and statuary, from the photo-bait Temple pool to the big Neptune deck, the quiet Apollo and Jupiter pools, the VIP-gated Bacchus, the adults-only Venus, and Fortuna - the one with swim-up blackjack dealt from the water's edge.

This is a resort complex, not a dayclub: hotel guests swim free, most pools welcome all ages, and the season runs from mid-March through fall with Venus staying open year-round. Non-guests can buy in too - $20 on Friday-Sunday, free Monday-Thursday, half price for Caesars Rewards Diamond and Seven Stars - which quietly makes it one of the best weekday pool deals on the Strip. The party crowd has its own separate address since May 2026: the new OMNIA Dayclub was built ground-up on the Boulevard frontage and didn't take a single pool from the complex.

Plan for the sprawl - it's a genuine five-acre walk between pools, free loungers evaporate by mid-morning in summer, and prime shade means a paid daybed ($200-600) or cabana ($300-2,000). Bacchus stays behind the Rewards-VIP rope no matter how nicely you ask.