I saw this as I was driving my family to Butchart Gardens and stopped on the way back to ogle at…read morethe wall. Unfortunately I wasn't able to climb but this facility looked fantastic. Not crowded, incredibly high walls with tons of overhang options. It's situated right next to an elementary school - I must admit I have no idea where you're supposed to park for the gym but I stopped at the elementary school (it was a weekend) and traversed through the playground to get here. There's a basketball court right outside too, where kids were playing a pickup game. Wish I lived here so I could actually climb here!

great staff, safety first. good for beginners too. Bouldering, lead climbing. first Friday night of…read moremonth they have a meet new climbing partners match-up.

Absolutely awesome. Really fun. Good to do front flips, back flips, side flips. I could spend life…read morehere forever. 10/10 5 stars.

This place is amazing. The staff are friendly and there is one that stands out his name is Cam I…read morethink but he is awesome a wild card if i May add. Keep up the great work guys you all rock.

the songhees pathway unfolds like a postcard, cinematic and ever changing, the kind of place where…read morethe horizon stretches endlessly and the city hum softens to a whisper. every glance offers something in motion: helicopters tracing lazy loops in the sky, seaplanes landing with smooth precision, and the ferry from seattle gliding steadily into the harbour, its passengers waving cheerfully from the deck. gulls call overhead, and the water shimmers under the shifting light. the air carries that raw, unmistakable scent of the coast, salt and seaweed. waves lap against the shore in a slow, soothing rhythm that seems to quiet everything around it. the pathway itself is clean, mostly paved, and reserved for pedestrians, making it an easy stroll or jog for anyone wanting a moment of calm. plenty of benches and boardwalk lookouts line the route, perfect for watching the light change over the water or simply taking it all in. passersby are friendly, nodding or offering a quick smile as they go by. dogs trot happily along on leashes, tails wagging, while geese wander nearby, unbothered and content to mind their own business. easily accessible from downtown victoria over the johnson bridge, the songhees pathway captures the city's coastal charm at its most peaceful, a stretch of pure west coast beauty where land, sea, and sky all seem to meet in quiet harmony.

Years ago, I knew someone who worked at the Delta hotel in Victoria and it always seemed so far…read moreaway!!! I was today years old when I first crossed the Johnson bridge and WOW have I been missing out!! This is a lovely little spot with nicely paved walks, views of the entire inner harbour, a water taxi stop, blackberries, and a few monuments, information plaques. Several benches to sit on spaced around the park. There's even a little rocky beach. It it significantly quieter than on the main side of the inner harbour. The only downside is less food options.... The restaurant in the Delta was the only place we saw (though we weren't looking too hard). Would love to wander to this side of the bridge in the future.

A great rec centre. The Aquafit classes are great and the staff members are friendly and helpful. A…read morerenovation of the pool, sauna, and steam rooms is scheduled for this summer. the coffee shop upstairs is handy to visit with friends after working out.

The receptionists are very rude... they have some kind of snooty club going on back there.read more

A really nice Community Centre with all thats needed to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Two Floors of…read morea well stocked Fitness Centre including free weights as well as every machine you could require. The Pool area is beautiful and you can purchase drinks and food at a reasonable price.

This place is the ultimate in snobbery. The drop-in charge (for all non-members) is $29 per day…read more Why, I wonder, except to make sure no riffraff gets in. You can swim, use the hot tub, and showers at the Fairmont Hotel at YVR for $20. But it's $29 to use the washroom at the North Langford Recreation Centre. Honestly!

This bouldering gym is quite close to center of the town. There are quite a few options for…read moreparking. They have their own lot, and there is also some street parking. If I have to compare to my home gym, the space itself is quite small and there is no foot washing station. Setting wise, it's not bad. There are quite problem you can work on for 1.5 hour session. Price is $24 per visit. I got the $50 one week pass as I'll be around Victoria area for a bit. The pass works for both gym locations. Grading use tag system, and by colour with no clear V grade equivalent.

For some reason the women on staff like to pick on other women. In the mornings the staff are…read morelovely and welcoming. First time I came in the afternoon one of staff came up to me telling me I couldn't wear my attire at the gym (lululemon pants and crop top) because it was inappropriate yet I looked around the room and men were wearing shorts and tank tops. Second time I come in with a small pink UA bag that holds my warmup bands and I have it on the floor next to the rower out of the aisle and within 20secs same woman on me like glue. Then the manager comes over to give me the same talk about how I can't have a bag on the floor. When people go to the gym they generally just want to work out and be left alone. Nothing I was doing was unsafe or at all disturbing to anyone in the gym at that time yet I continually get picked on when I visit this gym. I don't understand why women and people in general can't read a situation and understand not everything in life is so black and white. I can honestly say as someone new to Victoria and new to this gym it's pretty upsetting to be treated this way. I will continue to visit in the mornings and just refrain from going if I miss a session. I really hope the negative attitudes of the afternoon staff don't rub off on the morning. Thank you morning crew for being so hospitable. Yours truly, The girl you pick on

This is a super recreation centre, that offers a variety of activities and events…read more The gym is bright and well laid out on two levels. The pool is a salt water or salinated pool with minimal amounts of chlorine. It is also the warmest pool in the Greater Victoria area, as it is one of the main pools used for rehabilitation in the city.