Reasonable price that includes 2 adults with the rate. Lots to do for toddlers. The time slots are…read morea great idea. Definitely go on weeknights for less chaos. Have a slide that you can go down using a rube. This is unique compared to other places I've been. There's lots of structures to climb and there are slides as well. You can also use any grip socks.

Fantastic playground for kids and even for Adults! It doesn't look like much from the outside but…read moreit's big and spacious inside. Not to mention it is clean! once you've entered, you can put your shoes and jackets in their designated area. I love that they have a gate before entering to the actual play area because my toddler is usually too excited to take off his shoes and would run straight towards the play area. The gate stops him from entering! Price is very appealing for parents because it's one of the rare places that don't charge for the parents! It's $10 per child on a weekday for 2 hours time slot that you have to book in advance. But since covid, the place is not busy especially on a weekday, so the staff told us we can stay for the whole day and we can just come in without booking in advance. Large play structure that interconnect with one another, it's great to let little one's release their energy. They also have a little track area for little bikes and it's super fun for my toddler. I do find that area is a bit dark, could use some extra lighting there. My favorite part though is sliding with the inflatable donuts! I have recommended this place to people with kids and they loved it!

The facilities are ok…read more However, it took exactly five weeks for the aquatic coordinator to submit the information about the lifesaving society course my child completed to the Lifesaving Society. (I called the Lifesaving Society to get the exact date of the submission.) As a result, the next lifesaving society course was not approved. It took me multiple calls to the Lifesaving Society and the City of Whitby. I will not return to the city of Whitby for other courses.

Because this establishment is owned by the municipal government it is always well maintained and…read morekept aesthetically up-to-date. It has a nice-sized pool, large enough locker rooms, hot tubs, and saunas. It has a decent number of rooms in which classes are held and the lobby is pretty nice. I am not a fan of the avid disuse of the lower floor, however: it seems like a waste of space into which expansions could be made. I happen to use the health club- the gym- part of the building the most, so speaking from experience, that is where I'm taking a star off. Though the vast majority of the staff members/personal trainers are amazing people- particularly Leo- many could afford to learn a little more about working with the public. When it comes to equipment and space, there is even more room for improvement, for the health club. Most of the free-weights are pretty old, and despite quasi frequent updates, they are usually only to the machines. This is great for beginners and the elderly members of the health club, who seem to gravitate towards machines, but for the younger/more experienced members of the club that use free-weights and barbells more often, it would be nice to see some new purchases. Also, some more space would be useful, as in the past, the club has gotten rid of some useful equipment in an attempt to make more room. It should be noted that the maintenance staff and the majority of the receptionists are delightful people. I very much like how exceptionally affordable the health club is. A gym membership, personal training, swimming lessons, etc. are all amazingly economically feasible.

There's parking along both sides of the street once you turn in and a parking lot as well. It was a…read morenice day and there were kids playing in the water and plenty of people enjoying the sandy strip by the water. I also did see people with stand up paddleboards and kayaks. A wide gravel path leads to a lighthouse on either side of the bay. Otherwise there's not much to the park.

This park goes back to the 1900's.There were cottages along the waterfront for wealthy families…read morefrom Toronto, who traveled out on the King's highway, 2, known as Kingston Rd. In 1932, a plan of subdivision was developed called Port Dunbarton, with plans to build several hundred cottages. Fast forward a few more decades and the Province had created a Conservation Authority.The cottages were bought out or expropriated over several years. They created Petticoat Creek Park, and also the lands located here. As of 2020 only 5 homes remain within this park. The Rotary Club of Pickering received the naming rights in 2000. There have been many studies created and revised by the Toronto Regional Conservation Authority over the years, and the final one is a three phase plan to develop the park for public recreation. Phase 1 started in 2019 with planned parking lots; paved roads; picnic tables; waterfront path, and public access to the beach and spit. The unofficial boat launch was closed off. During 2017/2019 we experienced the 100 year high water flood levels of lake Ontario, that put this area of the spit underwater. Funding is being provided by all 3 levels of government. There are plans for public washrooms in the next phase, located above the flood plane. Our Association has been involved in this process since the 1980's. Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Association, Incorporated 1949, was part of this waterfront cottage community since the early 1900's. We sold our waterfront property to the Metropolitan Toronto Regional Conservation Authority in 1993, which at that time was the largest piece of privately held waterfront in Pickering. This allowed the extension of the waterfront trail, and the building of the bridge over Petticoat Creek, and the linking of conservation land to Frenchman's Bay. Sadly, our clubhouse had to be razed to make way for the public trail, but we replaced it with a beautiful butterfly garden, maintained by a private landscape company. This summer was an overwhelming success with the public from far and wide visiting our community and having access to the waterfront and amazing sandy beaches. I have had the privilege and honour to serve as President of FBNA since 1989, and with the support of the executive and members we have accomplished many projects in making our City a great place to live. Paul White-President, Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Association

Amazing place, very happy and friendly staff that are always welcoming, an insane amount of…read moreamenities and they just keep adding more. If you have kids this place is a no brainer for my family of four it is cheaper then part time daycare for 1 of my kids. There are so many classes and all of them have trainers that make the classes fun and inclusive to all abilities and training levels. The gym is huge with tons of equipment and it is the only gym where equipment is ever fixed or replaced quickly and efficiently not that machines go down very often. Everyone is just so happy here and who can blame them it feels like a luxury country club and the outdoor space in the summer feels more like your on a beach resort. The whole place is always clean and well maintained. If you are thinking about booking a tour, do it. It is worth every penny.

ifetime review The…read moreWORST customer service I have EVER experienced... I'm not a member but you would think the front desk staff, Menka would treat me fairly, with decency and respect. I have been purchasing smoothies at the Lifetime Ajax location for YEARS, not everyday but on the odd occasion... mind you their smoothies are hella expensive but sooo good, so I don't mind to splurge as a paying customer. As of recently I've been repeatedly harassed, taunted and embarrassed by Menka (the front staff) in front of members of the club. Menka gets to pick and choose when I can and can't enter the facility... EVEN after I have spoken to numerous managers who have expressed that YES, though I am not a member I can still enter the facility for a snack at the Life cafe or even a spa treatment. Yesterday, I was accused of being aggressive and angry. Characterized as a hostile, ill-tempered individual in front of many members. Why would I be aggressive and angry when I've been told on numerous occasions that I'm allowed to be here? As a black women to be told your being aggressive and angry when you are simply trying to get clarification on a policy is a harmful, persuasive stereotype. Like everyone else I am entitled to express my concerns in a respectful manner and recognize that treating people with respect, dignity and understanding is the best way to get your point across. I cannot believe they have individuals representing their company and talking to potential members or ANYONE like that! I would hope she would want to deescalate the situation instead of making it worse with the false accusations and name calling, especially while she is STILL working on the floor. I have over 20+ years in customer service and I'm very aware of how to de-escalate customer issues. I too work in the yoga/fitness industry as well as the financial sector and so I am very knowledgable of how to speak to others. She needs major training to alter her bias behaviour, remarks and how to promote inclusivity, so that she can represent the company at their high standards OR find someone else who doesn't have a chip on their shoulder over a smoothie and who can manage the front desk engagement. If I could give NO star, I would honestly speaking, but during my visits, Linda and Ryan have made a powerful impact on my experience. I do want to thank them for their generosity and for coming over to console me when I was tearful, and emotionally exhausted from repeatedly explaining myself. I know where I am welcomed, and I am not welcomed at Life Time even if it's as small and insignificant as a smoothie, how she treats people at the front says a lot. When asked for an apology, Menka stated" I'm sorry YOU feel I was rude. That wasn't my intention." That's who they have working the front desk. That's the apology given, after she verbally assaulted me and embarrassed me in front of members. Unbelievable

Wasn't a great experience the change room was old & a man came into a woman's changing room because…read morehe was looking for his girlfriend or something it freaked me out

Indoor Swimming Pool? Fitness Centre? Gym? Group Fitness Classes? Library? And even yoga classes?…read more McLean Community Centre has them all! The library though is a little small... but the indoor pool area is great with Leisure style 25 metre pool, 70' water slide, tot pool, on-deck sauna and whirlpool. One curious thing is this places have signs everywhere.... from the parking lot outside about "Zero Idle Zone", No Kids allow to run around, Taps water are precious... I just feel overwhelmed!