The objective of this study is to probe into the difference of swimming pool consumers' background variables in perceived service quality, experience value and re-consumption willingness, and to validate the impact of perceived service quality on experience value and re-consumption willingness. This study regarded swimming pool consumers as the subjects in Chiayi City, employed stratified quota sampling, distributed 400 questionnaires and recovered 357 valid questionnaires with a valid response rate of 89.3%. The results of statistical analysis of information are as follows: (1) The marital status, age, education and monthly income of swimming pool consumers show no significant differences in the perceived service quality, but their gender shows significant differences.(2) The gender, marital status, age, education background and monthly income of swimming pool consumers show no significant differences in the perceived service quality, but their educational background shows significant differences.(3) The gender, marital status, age, education background and monthly income of swimming pool consumers show no significant differences in the re-consumption willingness.(4) The perceived service quality of swimming pool consumers will positively affect the experience value. The perceived service quality will positively affect the re-consumption willingness. The experience value will positively affect the re-consumption willingness. Also, the perceived service quality will indirectly affect the re-consumption willingness through experience value, so the experience value serves, to a certain extent as, as a mediate. The aforesaid results can use as reference for pool operators to develop future business strategies.