I've seen bigger towns with far fewer recreation facilities than St Ives. And it can't be because…read moreof tourists, because I don't think most people have treadmills on their vacation 'to do' list The swimming pool is really good and there is a smaller pool for kids or mothers with babies. It can be a bit annoying though with all the classes they have in the pool, particularly if they are not on the schedule (as happened to me once). They have a gym with the usual machines and various different classes such as yoga and palates (no, I have no idea what it is, but I suspect something sinister). The gym café though is somewhat overpriced, so I'd avoid that personally. And the view from outside the gymwow. The fit people of St Ives are rather fortunate!

Good pool with good parking. Facilities are clean and up to date. If its a wet day- you're on…read moreholiday and you want a swim in the warm, then make a beeline for the leisure centre. Very easy to find just follow the signs!

An average gaming location that could do with a few more things to do…read more However, I liked the huge selection of board games that one can play and if it's raining an afternoon here is well spent.

At Country skittles you can do an unusual type of bowling called skittles. The game is very simple…read moreand played in a team but it is different to the bowling you would play at a standard bowling alley. There are no electronic scoring systems at Country Skittles instead you use a score card. I find this makes the game feel more traditional and fun. You can also do miniature golf and use a shotting range at Country Skittles. They also have smaller traditional games including chess. They serve drinks and meals, plus cater for parties. I think County Skittles is a great place to take your family for a day out.

An excellent facility located next to the local High School that has a twenty-five meter swimming…read morepool and gym stocked with the latest cardio vascular equipment, weight machines and free weights. The facilities are open from early in the morning for the early birds right through to late evening and offer a variety of fitness classes for all genders and ages. Prices are very reasonable for those that are not members of the club, which has had a recent face uplift and delivery of new gym equipment. It is worth checking the pool timetable during school term time as the local school do use the facility on occasion. The pool is one of the warmest in the local area!!

A relatively new complex, it houses swimming (including infants pool and bubble pool), health club…read more(weights, rowing machines, jogging machines and so on), indoor football/basketball court, showers and changing room, everything that you would normally expect in a new leisure centre. It has a small cafe with windows looking onto the poolside. However, with the staff being teenagers, it is not very nice. The tables are left uncleaned, full of spills and crumbs, with little effort to clear up. The staff appear busy talking to their mates who turn up for a coffee that presumably lasts all afternoon. However, apart from that, the rest of the centre and facilities are very good.

Modern leisure centre built in the shape of a castle. Set on top of headland with good views over…read moreFalmouth. A bit expensive but popular with the locals. Small pool but has a good wave machine with body boards provided. Excellent high rise flume. Good for families but not suitable for non-swimmers and very small children. Ample parking.

A great swim centre for families. Wave machine, water flume, lazy river small people friendly with…read moregently shelving entrypoint, plenty of 'noodle floats' and boards. Good lifeguard attendance and parking. Just had a make over so nice and clean with good facilities. Disco sessions for older (11+ to 15) children. Can get a bit hectic, but in holiday season when its raining its a pool that warm and dry what do you expect!