If you’re here in the winter and want to go for a dip, don’t fret. They may be few and far between, but there are still a few options for you during what’s typically the off-season for Las Vegas pools.

Tropicana

In the summer, the Tropicana has one of the nicest pool areas and a pool club (Nikki Beach, to be replaced with another pool club some time next year) on the Strip. In the winter, most of it is closed off, but they’ve portioned a 1,500-square-foot heated “indoor” pool area.

Heated outdoor pools:

These pools are open and heated year-round, weather permitting. They are all outdoor pools, though, so keep that in mind when you’re stepping out during the colder (even in Vegas) winter months. They may close and hours may change on a day-to-day basis, depending on weather conditions — be sure to check with the front desk ahead of time.

Aria

Bellagio

Paris

Caesars Palace (Venus pool only)

Golden Nugget

Venetian and Palazzo

Planet Hollywood

Wynn

Hard Rock (Relax pool only)