This is definitely a pretty awesome community center. It has everything inside from weight lifting…read moreto basketball court and swimming pool. I would say inside is decently clean other than the washroom. Looks like they need someone to attend to the washroom. It is a very big complex with two floors. Awesome that it has AC inside. Great for escaping the hot weather. Best of all there are plenty of free parking outside.

I just called Edmonds Community Centre to inquire about why I have not received credit for a class…read morewherein my instructor did not show up. I expressed to the lady over the phone that the credit was not added to my account but she said she I needed to wait. However, when I expressed to the lady at the front desk today, November 13, that this credit was supposed to be given 3 weeks ago on October 23, 2023, she rushed to the end the conversation and hung up on me. I understand it was a holiday but maybe don't pick up the phone if you're just going to refuse me service?

Beautiful beach to take in the sunset - very picturesque with sailboats and kayaks in the bay and…read moremountains across the way. Plenty of logs and benches to sit on. I think almost anywhere downtown you walk back from here requires a steep uphill - we ended up doing the steps near the bridge and got most of it over in 3.5 flights.

Looks like they're starting to chop up the barge that got stuck here a few months ago. Take a look…read morebefore it's gone forever. Seriously it's worth checking out. This thing is huge.

This is a hub for volleyball and indoor cycling. Volleyball BC has their offices here, and they run…read morenumerous leagues, tournaments (youth and adult), and drop-in programs. The parking lot gets icy in winter - it's uneven and on the shady side of Burnaby mountain. Overflow parking is across the Barnet highway. As of Fall 2017: There is new flooring installed to replace the old tile system. The lines are much cleaner and there are no gaps between the tiles to get stuck on or scratched while diving. The parking lot also has LED lights now and is much brighter than before.

Home of Volleyball BC headquarters and a Velodrome! The only indoor Velodrome in Western Canada and…read moreon the Pacific Northwest. The roof is an air supported structure. ( Air Bubble ) So revolving doors are in use. Bicyclists use an actual air lock! Many co-Ed volleyball leagues and tournaments are played here. Including the Coquitlam Ducks volleyball and school championships. On cold days, its freezing in here. There is plenty of free parking up the side of the hill. It is located right under SFU, off of the Barnet Hwy It's kind of crazy to see volleyball being played in the inner part of the oval while bike racers whizz around the outside. Mind you it's usually one or the other . Yes you can rent bikes here and get coaches for those interested in giving the track a go.

Was playing a softball game here tonight and must admit my shins and knees like the grass infield…read moreas opposed to the gravel fields we are use to. also their is a park and swing set for my daughter and wife to hang out while watching me. great place to play ball and hang out.

This park brings back memories of when I used to have friends in high school here. I used to skip…read moremy own school 'cause the kids were lame (there were barely any alternative grunge kids at my school, I was one of the few). My best friend Joanna at the time went to Moscrop. I made some friends here. We would play games and smoke w**d (I didn't they did)....err I mean "talk." We used to make out with boys here (in high school). Man I miss those moments in high school. After hours my GF's and I used to check out the boys playing baseball in their tight uniforms that hugged the shape of their bums perfectly. In other words, the memories of my past is what makes this park awesome.

A real community sport centre. It has everything you need within 2 km radius pool , gym, rinks,…read moreplayground multi purpose fields. The library

Today I went to the brand new gym inside the Minoru Centre for Active Living. Everything is brand…read morenew and staff was really helpful. The yearly pass cost $527 which includes the pool but too bad the new pool is not open until later. However, this pass does allow you to use other fitness facilities in other community centers. The gym is open from 7am to 9 pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 5pm on weekends. I wish the hours are longer but I think they will once the pool is open.

I've been here a few instances and it's honestly quite a small space with a lot of greenery. When…read moreit's fairly quiet, it's nice to hang out but not the best when it gets overly busy

We moved in the area not too long ago, and we love to take the kids out. Parks and Recreation is…read moredefinitely a great place to find local parks in your area. One of the parks that we stumbled upon was Blue Mountain Park. We mainly look for a playground, so my son can go run around and play until he's exhausted. This park offers: an outdoor wading pool (for those hot summer days), tennis courts, sports fields, softball field, covered picnic area, a playground for the kids (why don't they have one for adults), and spray park (woohoo!). By the kids playground, they have an unusual bronze statue of a horse and buggy that is pretty fun for the kids to ride on. This playground has something for all age groups from toddlers to kids. There is also a paved bike trail around the playground area, so you can also bring you kid's bikes as well. This is a great park to host a picnic (when there is no snow of course...) or to play a game. Definitely a must for families if you're in the area.

This is a great place to play ice hockey, indoor soccer or do some ice skating…read more What I love about watching my husband and friends play hockey at 8 Rinks, is that you can watch in the comfort of the restaurant upstairs. You're not pressured to purchase any food or drinks so I like that flexibility. There's a couple of massage chairs in case you wanted to relax and most importantly, it is WARM upstairs. Yay! If you do want to purchase food, I usually order the nachos. The portions are huge and I find they are the tastiest items on the menu. Go for the Irish Nachos if you have room for extra room and deliciousness! http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/p9DWM8w27HhNUgLev1wJEA?select=Q-GBX69EPPuRbjfE48944w (instead of corn tortilla chips, you get deep fried potatoes) Note: There's plenty of parking and it is always free.

Needs aTV in the skate shop. Can't watch games while waiting…read more 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

This facility offers an amazing and accessible gym and pool, all staff are very friendly and know…read morewhat they are doing, and offers paid multipurpose rooms. Additionally, the gym is in the second floor (with an elevator for handicapped people) and offers amazing sunsets to be viewed from the balcony.

It has everything that you would expect to find here. Ice Rink, Outdoor swimming pool, basketball…read moreindoor gym and etc. This recreation center is huge. It has lot of free parking.

Have been to Cameron Recreation Complex a handful of times to play squash and tennis. There's a…read moremassive $250M upgrade coming, which keeps on getting delayed, and sadly, the courts have been axed from the plans. Good - Two squash, two tennis and one racquetball court. However, the squash courts are not well kept (the side walls feel like brick walls) - Tennis courts are $25.76/hour - Dedicated cycling studio - Men's locker room randomly has a dry sauna Bad - Archaic booking system (no online booking available for squash/tennis courts). You need to call right at 6:00am to book tennis courts. - Men's shower facilities don't have any soap - The front staff are clueless - Small, cramped gym

Note --- this review is centered on my many walkabouts of outside areas of the complex, and photo…read morecaptures made during the 'closure' (initiated 18 March/20) -- views of buildings, gardens, parking areas, and such outside. Most of these walkabouts have been combined with my early-morning walks within, and throughout the adjoining 'Park'. Spring came, 'sprung', and viewings of changes - especially within the gardens - have been so interesting, and enjoyable to see and capture. A well-kept, and such a lovely spot in the neighbourhood, to stop by for an outside look!!