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the Bridge in Sydenham has a nice small pool and isn't as busy as others. pools also in Forest Hill and Beckenham, but both get busy so worth phoning to check (e.g. Forest hill start selling tickets at a quarter to the hour and there's always a big queue and that hour's session sells out within a couple of minutes usually (on weekend mornings anyway)
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It's a bit further away(but out of rush hour only a 20 drive) but the Latchmere leisure centre in battersea has a great splash pool. It is a lagoon style so kids can paddle, play and swim in the deeper bits. It also has a small water slide. You don't have to wait for a special family session, it is reasonably priced and very warm.
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