Super friendly lifeguards, yet very professional . I…read morestrongly support the division of change rooms according to sex. The pool itself is kept very clean, kudos to pool staff.

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 my most favourite gym! You see athletes who are…read morethere for workout and competition only and there is no fashion show! (Unlike a lot of gyms!) You can find a lot of options and you also can book some courts or book time for specific activities! Parking is not a problem and the staff is always nice and helpful. It's also close to downtown which is another positive point for me! I highly recommend this place! :)

Keltie burns fitness room has a lot of good equipment but the people there have no gym etiquette…read moresit on machines and doom scroll on their phones, it's very dirty the dumb bell racks are filthy with a layer of dirt I never see anyone cleaning and people keep throwing the cleaning cloths on the ground watched the cleaning staff barely dust guess they are protected by the union it's a shame was a great gym about four years ago.

good stuff and it's a good pool Good job on the pool and the…read morewater is the best part about this is the first time I went there in my life

Really enjoyed going swimming here the staff are polite and extremely helpful. I will definitely be…read morecoming back.

It was my first time going to this park! It's a beautiful…read morepark with nice tracks and I noticed this park is used for cross country skiing so it's on my list for the next winter It's a great and peaceful place for walking, biking or just enjoying the environment! If you haven't been there yet, I highly recommend it! :)

Beautiful park in the city with picnic tables and public BBQ pits, a pond and large open areas for…read moreplaying around in. There's also bathrooms. I rented out one of the sites for a hot dog roast (there's four sites you can rent and they each fit up to 64 or 96 people, two are canopied). It's first come first serve, although to be guaranteed a site, you can rent for 25-35 bucks an hour for a minimum of 4 hours. There are also a few small areas with a little BBQ and one table which would be perfect for a small group. Those were first come first serve only. Had such a good time, and the staff that drive around are helpful and make sure you get your reservation. The only reason I didn't give five stars is because the reservation process was a hassle. I called the number on the site first, but the girl said I had to do it online. Then to do that, you must first create an account and so on. Also I would've liked to rent for two or three hours, but I had to splurge on four.

Visited Clareview Rec Center with the family and my kids had fun…read more They have a swimming pool, basketball courts, gym and indoor playground for the kids which was the main reason we went. At the time we went during the day, it was pretty quiet. Highly recommend for all hour recreation needs and family friendly too!

My understanding is this is a relatively new recreation centre. Its a very large and very nice…read morefacility. Theres a skate park outside the building which I don't think I've seen. I mainly went for the pool today. The change room had those lockers that you punch in a 4 digit code and it saves it and locks it for you. Just remember the code and your locker number. They have the typical 25 meter pool and a kid pool with water jets and beach entry. I seen something called a 'lazy river' which looked like a sort of maze you could meander through, which was kind of interesting. I think these are all salt water. I believe I seen another pool as well that looked shallow, but deeper then the kid pool. Theres a hot tub thats actually pretty large. I seen a steam room but it was closed. Additionally I seen a water slide, as well as 3 tiers of diving boards. Its not too shabby for catching a swim but it would be nice if they had a sauna.

This is a lovely park that feels out of the way if you're coming from Parkdale, because of the way…read moreit's tucked under an industrial area. It's recently been redone, so everything is in great condition. It's got a lot of pathways lined with plants and grassy areas to wander around. While I wouldn't necessarily describe it as a sculpture garden, there are a number of pieces. Since going to art galleries and museums has fallen on a spectrum from impossible to ill-advised, Borden Park's sculptures gave me a chance to see some art while I'm in Edmonton. The centerpiece of Borden Park is the natural swimming pool. Unfortunately, this is closed for the 2020 summer season. More importantly, the washrooms are also closed for the season. If you have a strong bladder and/or are prepared to pop a squat somewhere (there are plenty of trees and bushes for privacy) there are lots of nice picnic areas. You already have hand sanitizer with you, right? There are some very cool looking playground structures, which are open. There are groups of tables of various sizes, some of which are wheelchair accessible, as well as ample grounds for picnics while conforming to social distancing guidelines. There's a save-on-foods on the other side of the parking lot in case you don't want to carry picnic foods from home.

The park itself is nice. Lots of space so everyone can have room to themselves. Worst part of the…read morepark is the pool. Very unorganized, you have to get up and leave at the end of every session, there's no clear instructions as to how you line up. A big mix of people who booked a spot and drop-in swimmers but no way to efficiently sort them. So it's slow for people who have a spot booked, and frustrating standing in line.

I've only been to this city of Edmonton recreation facility once for a private booking (birthday…read moreparty) but it was an excellent location for it. As usual the lifeguards were great. The pool is constructed to be used for people who have mobility needs among other kinds of disabilities and while the facility is old (you can see the time period wherein it was constructed reflected in the way that the building is set up), it is well maintained and certainly recently renovated. I was quite happy with the pool itself which was reasonably warm, large and inviting. The hot tub isn't as warm as other pools though so that was a bit less than ideal. I liked the set up of the space and the room that we booked for the party was huge and very convenient afterward. It is a bit out of the way (probably requires driving from many areas of town) but there's lots of parking and it is in a beautiful park area.

The best thing about this pool is that it's warm! I believe it was specifically built to meet the…read moreneeds of people with special needs. It has a ramp to enter the pool and has cranes to lift people in and out of the pool who require help. I have participated in recreational swim and aquasize classes here which is so nice because it is so warm! One down side is the pool is EXTREMELY chlorinated. When I inquired once, I was told that it's is because of the clientelle they service - again, I think this is referencing those with special needs. There is an old fashioned step ladder slide for children to slide into the deep end but no real other play structures. If you get cold in swimming pools, you will be a fan of this place!

Oh gosh my family finally visited this recreation centre to use the pool (including the waterslide…read moreand the shallow areas with a toddler) and it really was a great experience. Due to capacity limits our friends were unable to join us and so we'll have to try again another time to go with friends but this first experience for a public swim was excellent! The toddler really loved the shark shaped flotation device to ride and the waterslide was a hit all around. The little kid slide was good too though it ended in deeper water than the toddler was used to... it was still enjoyable! The pool was very busy which was a bit overwhelming due to the pandemic. The other fitness areas looked good from afar. The family change room was great though the first locker we tried to use didn't work so we had to try another locker to secure our belongings. I liked the fact that the family change room had everyone change in change rooms which is great -- and it really wasn't a family change room but rather an all-gender/all-abilities change room for the pool which is a refreshing change! Having the lockers be free was great too! And the shower was okay. All in all the this changing facility seemed a bit too busy too but otherwise was just fine. I liked the hot tub and the slide. This facility is reasonably well situated for transit accessibility. Parking is tight but there's a great map for alternate areas if the lot is too busy. We'll be back for more community swims... and possibly for more eventually!

We toured the new building during its soft opening, so not everything was open yet. The new space…read moreis wonderfully bright with whole walls of windows. The in-water climbing wall is interesting, if a little odd. Pool is divided into kids' shallower pool with a few spray features and another for lane swimming, which is probably a good choice. The fitness equipment has moved upstairs, and the running track is suspended over the indoor soccer fields, which given the noise level there will mean runners will not be having any zen running experiences. Or their ipods will be cranked up high. There are a couple of multipurpose rooms right off the entrance area - one set up as toddler play room and another with tables and chairs which will undoubtedly host hundreds of birthday parties a year. The parking lot is quite small so when there are two soccer games on it will be crowded. All in all a very nice upgrade to the neighbourhood.

So I ended up at the rec center for hockey and I was impressed with all of the other facilities…read moreavailable here. Not only was there two hockey arenas for the kids but there was an indoor playground and a games room and areas to rent for birthday parties. There was also a great little café. One that had coffee sandwiches and snacks. Perfect for after The game or as you sat and watched! And as a bonus the rink that we were in wasn't even that cold!

So I am purely writing about the new spray park outside. It was fantastic. Farm themed, lots of…read moredifferent water features for both the little toddlers and the older kids to play in. It is really nice having the full bathrooms in the complex to change and have bathroom breaks. The only thing I would like to see added is picnic tables on the outside to eat lunch at. Definitely worth the drive from Edmonton to visit.

Rented single kayaks in a group of 4 this past week - 2 kids and 2 adults - and had an absolute…read moreblast! Fusion World Corp operates out of St. Albert renting kayaks, paddle boards, and anglers spring through fall to enjoy the beautiful Sturgeon River which connects to Big Lake. You can reach them via Facebook or telephone. They require a deposit or prepayment to hold your time slot. All you need to do is show up at the drop off spot and they have everything ready for you including lifejackets. The staff are friendly and helpful! What more could you ask for? Only thing I can think of is a frequent paddlers club ;-) We will definitely be renting again soon! PS Remember to bring a hat, sunglasses, and layers/mosquito repellent depending on the time-slot you book.

I am new to kayaking, but have always wanted to give it a go. Fusion World Rentals made my "sunset…read morepaddle" experience a great one! So friendly and professional. I'm hooked. Will definitely be a return customer. Highly recommend them for all your kayak rentals.