Fountain Park Pool for a birthday swim with Covid-19 restrictions was well outlined to everyone who…read morearrived from the lifeguard. Wear your bathing clothes under your walk in clothes, take those off put them in a bag on a trolley. And the lifeguards will bring them to you after your swim time, no showers. Leave the pool facilities after you have changed back into your clothes you came in, over your bathing clothes.

This continues to be my go to pool 5 years later…read more The staff are friendly. The pool is pretty darn clean. The swim instructors are nice. The water is partial salt water. The entrance fee is almost 1/2 of Servus' fee. See you Sunday, Fountain Park!

I was really happy with the staff who were checking ID and immunization QR codes when I came here…read moreto take my kid to Sportball. The facility seems to be in good repair and the mini gym where sportball was held was well maintained and the venue had ample parking. I am definitely interested in taking the kid here again someday to check out the toddler play structure when it is available. The pool looks nice. I haven't swum here in over 20+ years so I really can't adequately review it nowadays but I have fond memories of swimming here in any case.

Came to Kinsmen Leisure Centre yesterday for a toddler birthday party…read more My review is for the amenities used for the toddler play & party room. The play room is for children 6 & under. It had optional black lights throughout the room which the kiddos loved! There were plenty of slides, climbing structures, giant foam building pieces, gymnastic mats, and a rock climbing wall! It was clean, it was bright, it was spacious! Adjoining the playroom was a large party room with tables, chairs, washroom, sink, counter area. My only complaint is that my kiddos could see & smell the pool which led to incessant requests to go swimming... So we will likely go swimming today! I think the mom said it was $170 for 2 hours. Balloons & piñatas are not allowed due to the air intake system. Overall, I'd give it a 9 out of 10! 2 hours is a pretty tight window to set up, play, eat, open presents, and clean up. The next group was waiting for us to leave at the 2 hour mark.

So much fun, went with my son and daughter in law and grandsons. The pool was great, they really…read moreliked the waterslides and the lazy river. The depth of the water was perfect. There were two options of hot tubs and a steam room and sauna. The free wallet lockers are great as are the change room lockers. Lots to do, if we didn't have two exhausted little boys we would have tried out the indoor playground. Definitely on our list to try again.

Servus place is a great all inclusive recreation center just on the outskirts of St. Albert. It has…read morebasketball courts, a pool, a kids play area and a nice sized work out facility with classes available. We have frequented some of the different kids programs and really enjoyed the Rooks to cooks summer program offered in 2022. It is always a good time at Serv us place.

Shortly after joining this gym and signing up for…read more personal training, I decided to cancel my membership and my personal training sessions for a few reasons. Every time I visited either the steam room, dry sauna or hot tub were closed/out of commission. One reason I chose this gym is because they told me it is child free, however there were always kids running around in the change room as there were swimming lessons taking place. These points are the least of my concerns however. When I decided to cancel, I was directed to the general manager Justin Moxon. He had told me that he was disappointed to see me go, but he understood, he assured me my membership & personal training was to be cancelled and I would receive a refund for the personal training I had paid for. They were in fact not cancelled, I met with him on multiple occasions and he insisted that it would be cancelled and I would be issued a refund. That was back in the summer of 2025 and it is currently February 2026. The issues I had with the gym are one thing, but constantly being lied to is another issue altogether. They are currently being sued by The FTC in the US for this, so beware.

lockers are gross. janitor is rude. of hair and generally gross. Overall the gym isn't bad but…read morethey need better cleaning and service to paying members

Very nice fitness club for people of all ages !Love the atmosphere here more than anywhere !!It's a…read moreplace of utter bliss when your mind and body connect at a high level!!Id recommend this place to a women or man of any age ,(even kids can thrive here) a weight lifter ,a runner , a swimmer ,a gymnast,or even a cyclist or a climber ,you can pretty much do it all here and all at a great rate ,that's better than the competitors.

This Ymca In Edmonton Was amazing! Had all the gym equipment one would need. Very clean and…read morespacious. The staff at front desk were very friendly. I got a day pass to work out and they ended up giving me a pass for the next day free. The dumbbells went up to 130 lb which was surprising for a ymca. They had a great area for dead lifting as well. Had a wonderful workout there and will for sure go back next time I'm in Edmonton. Thank you to the staff there for being awesome

Grosvenor is St. Albert's only outdoor pool and it just celebrated its 50th birthday!…read more At admission just over $6 for an adult and a poolside snack bar, how do you go wrong? The water is fairly cool here so it's a great option to cool off at on a hot summer day! This stand alone community pool features a long pool that goes shallow to deep on the width rather than the length - yes you read that right! And a separate small but efficient deeper pool with both a diving board and a slide. The pool deck has plenty of room to lay out on your towels or better yet, bring a blanket and pack a picnic! Downsides? - Lack of a family changeroom - You have to pay even if you're not swimming and just watching kidlets Overall, a fabulous small but mighty outdoor community pool!

Grosvenor pool is tucked away in a residential area of town. It is away from the noise of traffic…read moreand makes for a nice family outing. There are two pool areas - one a shallower pool that ranges from 0.9m - 1.3m and a much deeper pool at 3.6m with a diving board and slide. There is a concession area but it was closed on the evening that we went. There are plenty of chairs to sit on, but I imagine those fill up quite quickly during the day. The only negative is that the pool deck was somewhat grimy and dirty.

I want to give this place 4 and a half stars because it ain't missing much…read more Prices for drop ins 8$, check! Free lockers, check! Swim suit driers, check! Long, long, deep swimming lanes, check! Cold pool water, check! Diving boards, check! Hot tub, check! Sauna, check! Cold and hot showers by steam/sauna, check! Steam room, check! Lounge areas, check! Skylights, check! Great attitudes at the pool, Life guards and swimmers alike, check! I swear to dog, this is the best pool in the city. I'm a wacko who actually enjoys the colder temperatures of the pool! The only things its missing is higher diving boards and a bigger Sauna/Steam room,( they are always full). And maybe a deeper pool. From my point of view, those are they only things other pools in Etown are doing better.

The Peter Hemmingway Fitness and Leisure Centre serves the northwest part of the city. Peter…read moreHemmingway Fitness and Leisure Centre, formerly known as Coronation Fitness Centre, has recently undergone a renovation to include a large built in whirlpool (thank you very much) and overall maintenance. The pool area is 50m, has and wet and dry sauna and a large observation area (accessible from both on and off the pool deck) and is home to the Coronation Triathlon. The large bank of south facing windows lets in amble light and doesn't make you feel like you're sitting in a humid brick cube. The weight room is located in the basement and is rather small, but does suit the bill. This is the first location I started with a trainer a few years ago and holds good memories for me. The change rooms are decent, but if you're working out take flip-flops with you so your feet and socks don't get wet while going through the change room. Tennis courts and a sports field are located just outside is a nice change of pace when the weather is nice. Parking can sometimes be crowded as traffic from comes the arena and school next door. It's a good facility and offers lots of programs for both aquatics and fitness. Because the facility is city run, admission fees are a bit high. But if you purchase a multi-facility pass you can use all of the city rec centres - good bang for your buck.

Edmonton has a few outdoor pools and I feel so lucky to have such amazing facilities that we can…read moreuse for free around the city. This was a first time for me heading to Queen Elizabeth outdoor poor. Located by Kinsmen Park and right on the river valley. Once all the construction is finished by the bridge, I bet that will be a lovely walk in the summer. Pack up for a day out because there is nowhere to buy food. Picnic is a must! There are a lot of nice spots to sunbathe, hide in the shade and sit by the pool. The pool is large but on a sunny summer day be prepared for it to be busy! There isn't a ton of room once in but I do like that they divide the pool up into three sections. One for kids, one for people just floating or swimming leisurely, and one for divers. There were a lot of divers! It made for great people watching. As I mentioned, it's free to go. The door staff just check your bags and make you empty water bottles out before you can enter. The changing facilities and wash rooms are clean and well maintained.

One of the best outdoor pools in Edmonton. Extremely crowded on hot days. Since it doesn't open…read morefor public swimming until 11 the lineup can get long and take a while to get in. I got there 20 min before they opened and there was already a lineup. There are a few big trees on the grass for shade and lounge chairs in the sun. The zero-depth pool entry is great for kids to walk in and play in the shallow water.

Amazing, great staff and location. My friends have loved the aquazise which acually has a real…read moreteacher which is rare for city of edmonton. Great pool and picnic or hike spot.

This is where the beautiful people hang out all summer!…read more Millcreek pool is nestled in Millcreek ravine and is surrounded by trees, which provides a really nice scene. This is a great place to go an lay out a towel for some sun tanning (and the pool is good for a dip too). The only downer about this place is its popularity, which - yes - adds to the ambiance, but it sucks when the entire area is covered in towel patches and a square cannot be found for you to lay out. My tip is that you come early in the day - and stay all day! They have a small concession here, and of course the prices are outrageous but what else can you expect? It is fun to people watch here, and I actually could spend an entire day here. People of all ages come here (actually, I haven't seen many seniors at this pool) so everyone is welcome - kids, adults, or teens. This pool usually opens on May long weekend of every year and closes sometime in September

I had the privilege of volunteering for a few hours at the Edmonton Food Bank .I was very impressed…read morewith the quality of food available for those who need it. This is a very well organized and very clean work place. The staff on site were helpful, kind and patient for a first time volunteer. I will be returning to help out at THE EDMONTON FOOD BANK. PS-The Edmonton FOOD BANK needs egg cartons. Don't chuck them out or recycle them. You can drop them at a local grocery store that has the FOOD BANK boxes ,or just bring them to the food bank.

Food hamper referral my friend had from a shelter. The lady at the front desk was rude wouldn't…read moreeven check the system. I wouldn't want to ever ask for help and have to go to that place I felt less than and I was just picking up the hamper that wasn't given even with the referral.