We use this facility for the pool with the kids, and the library…read more The pool is not very big but decent, the instructors are very professional and experienced, nice with the kids. Family changing room is always crowded, there is almost no place to put your things (4 working lockers for any amount of kids at the time), not too clean. Note that while you are waiting for your child, there will be nowhere to sit so some parents have to wait in the car. The library is very small, open 4 days a weeks for a couple of hours.

This place has picked up in the cleaning, and last time i visited I enjoyed it…read more The pool is small but available to adult swimming almost everyday regular hours . if half of the chlorine were used , it would be exellent the gym equipment is updated . nice place to work out if you don't want a year expensive membership at regular health clubs. before 5pm and after 5pm prices vary, not much classes are offered in the afternoon for the afternoon visitors just early am classes, most good classes are for after 5pm prime price , a lot of concentration is put on children programs. love the big free parking lot space just for visitor and members only. you get an odd nutty woman with a baby in the car who just yells at people in the parking as wanneh be parking police lot but that is just the area or maybe xmas stress so have your earplugs mp3 player on your ears but good thing you don't see the stressed parents type with kids in the gym area where is more calm and serine place to work out.

Really great community center, especially for young kids. The splash pad and playground are big,…read morethere are lots of benches and picnic tables in the shade. There is a big indoor pool for kids with water toys and safety vests. This building is also attached to the Pleasant Ridge Library.

This outdoor rink is definitely A-ok! There is a HUGE parking lot with a well lit pathway leading…read moreto the outdoor rink. When you arrive at the change area, you check-in with security to ensure you have booked the correct time slot (cannot have more than 25 skaters at any one time). The change area is separate into 6 tables to slap on your skates and enjoy the well groomed surface. The rink is more a square than the typical recto-oval we are all too familiar with. The organic nature this rink takes on, slight incline from the entrance to the natural obstacle course of bumps adds to the overall feel when enjoying the fresh air as you are doing laps and hit the unsuspecting speed bump to wake you up a bit. The staff are very friendly and love the high tech Zamboni that is deployed at the end of each 45 minute skating interval

I'd say this place is smaller than most other community centres. The hallways are narrow, so if…read morestrollers or groups of people gather on one side of the hall, it's a bit harder to get by. The rooms, also kinda small. The pool, actually I like the pool. Though it'd be great to have some seating for parents, I don't mind the low bench. And it never seems full (the bench) so I guess it's just enough for one class. BUT when the classes then over then it does get a bit crowded both by the bench and on deck while some people leaving ans some starting. I'd love to check out what else there is. Other say there is a gym in basement, I gotta check this out. The staff there, always got the answer I need a friendly.

I love the Annette St Rec Centre! The lane swims are fantastic and while the online booking can be…read morecompetitive, I always manage to book a few sessions a week. The people at the front desk are very friendly and while the facilities aren't state of the art, they're more than adequate for individuals looking for a solid workout, whether in the fitness room or in the pool.

(WARNING: THIS REVIEW WAS MADE ON SEPTEMBER 2024. REVIEW MAY NOT BE ACCARUATE LATER ON)…read more McGregor Pool. A place where you could unwind. right... right?? So we will only be two topics Pool and staff so lets go! POOL: Alright so right off the bat. my visits. there was a kid who threw up 2 times different times and different days. And that was couple of days after it just opened. now its like what. but the rest of the times. it was good. Its very cold for cold weather. but if hot. it could be amazing. like amazing amazing. in case of babys bathrooms or shower. There are shower rooms that have showers then a dressing room (sometimes its locked sometimes its not) it just depends. but back to the topic there is a bathroom. now A QUICK WARNING. because people are going to need it. if you are a boy. who needs to use the washroom. if you go to the boys shower room and head to the bathroom. there is only one stall. now if you head to the unviersal. there is multiple. and the showers are the same only 4 for all shower rooms. there is a office for FIRST AID and more. STAFF: Now this one is going to be pretty short unlike the pool one. because well there isnt much things to say. some staff are nice some are not. and thats kind what sums it. as there really isnt nothing else to say expect most of the staff are nice. SHOULD YOU GO TO THIS POOL: Yea! Its peaceful sometimes. can get a bit crowed but if you are near mcgregor and want to go do a quick swim. this is your place! - Ethan K.

It was so underwhelming to return today to this facility to cast my advance vote for the upcoming…read more20-Sep Federal Election in my riding. I remember spending 13 days in four different Toronto community centres including this one from 24-Dec-2013 to 04-Jan-2014. The North American event was called the 2013 Toronto Ice Storm locally. So much of this city was impacted by the significant severe winter weather storm that included a crippling blanket of ice that forced Toronto to open up a number of community centres as emergency shelters. I even celebrated my birthday here during a midnight shift, complete with a cake that another volunteer bought and then totally surprised me with! The staff here were terrific, then and now. What great memories about what these functional community centre are when times were really tough, and when I'm only here to freely exercise my democratic right to Vote!

The building called the Langstaff Discovery Centre houses the Langstaff Community Centre and two…read moreschools. I've only used the community centre for voting on election days and advanced polls. There are two parking lots that are adequate even when the schools are open. I like that the building is located on a side street far enough from Yonge St for traffic to flow well. There are 3 gymnasiums and some meeting rooms that can be rented. The gyms are also used for summer programs run by Richmond Hill Recreation. They offer archery and golf lessons as well as co-ed volleyball for a fee. I've seen some picnic tables outside and a vending machine on the way to the gyms. The auditorium in the centre of the building is spacious and has a stage. It's too bad there's no swimming pool! Occasionally, the buttons that operate the doors for people with disabilities, don't work.

The facility is clean. Staff is friendly and helpful…read more We have a weekly Basketball court reservation. And in one of those days, I lost my watch. I found my watch with the help of Adrian. He helped me look through the office's lost and found.

We were having fun here for the New Year Eve First Night event. There were different activities,…read morelike skating, swimming, some vendors and popcorns. Also, there were some outdoor performances. The weather was ok, just too cold I felt. There were lot of volunteers to help out. It was a long lineup for the free popcorn, my kid enjoyed the Lego station so much. The swimming pool has a big dolphin, which also attracted my daughter too. We would like to come for the community activities in the future.

I think I'm going to tear up writing this. Going here is a walk down memory lane. I've been here…read moresince I was a tot. First learned how to float from my dad during "Leisure Swim." Then the Aquaquest classes that were each kid's rite of passage. At one point it became cool to bike here, hang out, and hit up the awesome yellow big kids' slide. Then you stopped coming as a teenager 'cause Wonderland and the beach were cooler. And then one day I came back for the Lane Swim to cure my saaaadd, academia-induced neck pain. I had become an adult. Not much has changed over the years. The giant "Richmond Hill" flag still hangs at the front of the pool. The ceiling here was likely exceptionally high and sunny for '90s standards, and is still impressive today. I *think* the "big kids' slide" is still the same one from childhood and it hasn't aged a day in 20 years. Change rooms are large and clean and let you avoid people. The staff are nice, it doesn't cost a fortune to come here, and their public lane swim hours are good (approx. 11am-1pm and 9-10pm on weekdays, 11-12:30 on weekends). The pool at 25m is standard for a community centre with a generous deep end, the warm pool is equally fun and spacious. My only complaint would be the narrowness of the small lane, and that the hairdryers in the women's washrooms are way too high for the 99% Asian demographic. Guess the town of R-Hill hadn't anticipated this turnout, lawls. 5 stars because this pool was already neat during its day and has kept up beautifully over the years. I've visited other R-Hill pools like the Centennial, where staff are rude a.f., or the Wave Pool, which is fun if you're under 12 and intolerable if you're over. I'll hit up a few more pools before finalizing the verdict, but for now Bayview Hill remains a first-rate spot to get your exercise in.

This is a super interesting park. It crosses a few streets, so you do need to pay attention. It's…read moregot a great walking path it's really easy on the knees. Tons of squirrels including black ones reside here. There are a few playing fields and parts of it if you're in the right section. It's a lovely area.

I always take Ramsden Park as a short cut whenever I need to walk from Rosedale Station to…read moreDavenport/Annex, really enjoyable walk doesn't matter what seasons. Softball Diamond, Skating/Hockey Rink, Children's Play area and even Tennis Courts! Great off leash dog park area with an active Dog Owner's Association.. you can find them on Facebook if you want to find some playmates for your dogs. Activities for all ages and all seasons... Or you can just like me, taking a leisure walk is as refreshing! The street parking across the tennis courts and skating rink is only 1 hour from 10 am to 3 pm, other time you will need a permit.... just in case you are driving down!

The sports centre is closed to the general public currently with the provincial lockdown…read more There are 2 large parking lots (North and South) along with a middle drop off area for team buses. The protocol for entering is to have a valid negative test, and pass a manned screening station plus temperature scan before being allowed in for sports training. Looking forward to the post pandemic when this great sports facility is reopened for all to enjoy

A really great facility with friendly staff and an awesome walking track…read more If you're interested in using the free walking track, all you have to do is sign up at the Information Desk and they give a free bar code key chain to use. The walking track is free to use and available from 7am - 11am & 5pm - 8pm everyday. Lockers are also free, just bring your own lock Parking is free for 2 hrs There is also a Tim Hortons and Booster Juice located inside the facility.