You can pay per session or through membership here...membership will seriously benefit you if plan…read moreon going regularly as all the classes (there are lot too) and most of the swimming sessions come free with it The cafe is expensive and the furniture needs replacing also the drinks machine on the first floor always seems to be out of order The gym is good and there are three pool (baby pool, general pool and diving pool) of which i vaguely remember having swimming lessons in and there are separate and communal changing rooms which i must add are separate from the gym ones ...I presume it's so there's less risk of a 'gymmer' (yes i just made that word up) slipping on a wet floor It's open every day of the week too, apart from the pools are closed whenever their is a swimming gala their membership is cheap in my eyes too and you get a discount if you are a student or on income support

There really aren't enough swimming pools knocking about these days - the one in Ilkley is one of…read morethe best near Leeds, and even that's a fair way out of the city. It's open all year round as it has an indoor heated pool which is pretty lovely - almost like a giant bath. It's also a full sized 25m number which means that those serious about using swimming to get fit have plenty to go at. Ilkley Pool's finest hours come in the height of summer, however, when the outdoor pool, the "lido" is open for business. It's perfect for those very rare days in England when you actually need to cool off, and can be a good day out with mates as there's always plenty of young people there having fun - there's also plenty of opportunity to sunbathe if the weather really is that good. There's tennis courts and a putting green available too but it's really all about the lido - at under £4, it's the perfect summer bargain day out.

Although there is a heated indoor swimming pool that is open all year round. Opening hours may vary…read moreaccording to weather conditions. A lagoon shaped outdoor pool with ramped access, central fountain and slide. A unique facility and one of the few remaining in the north of England. There is a cafe that serves food and drinks and a kiosk for snacks. There is a large lawned sunbathing area and picnic table. The heated indoor pool has new larger changing cubicles, and baby changing facilities. Adjoining the pool are bowls and putting greens and tennis courts. There is lots of car parking.

This is a great facility. I used to live not too far from here so this was our local Leisure…read moreCentre. My children had swimming lessons here, and the swimming pool is really good. They also have a gym, a snooker table, badminton courts etc. It's a really good facility. There is even a local library and a cafe. Often they have special children's parties at Christmas but you have to book your place early.

The Rainbow leusreu centre is attached to the rainbow leisure centre, accessible via the Tesco…read morecarpark or the main Rainbow carpark. Parking is completely free around the centre, though beware of rolling trolleys in high winds! There's also a good bus service and for anyone walking in, I wouldn't recommnd the walk alone but all footpaths are safe and a way from the road. The Rainbow leisure centre has a main hall, squash courts, a pool room and bar, a library, a cafe, a gym, pool and a smaller hall usually used for aerobics classes or bouncy castle parties. It's open 7 days a week and offers pretty much any sport you can ask for. You can hire it out for quite a few things, I've been to Bouncy castle parties here and I have been to an 18th here once. The library isn't always open though so look up the times before you go. The cafe is situated above the hall so any parents can look down and watch their children in various sports. Prices are moderate, but you can only start to book cours 24 hours before unless you're a member at the leisure centre. By joining you get to go to a number of places around Middlesbrough. The staff are all really polite and I only have one small annoyance about this place that because of the balcony you're often subject to people leaning over and wolfwhistling as you play badminton or sqaush.

A 25m main pool, a slightly warmer toddler/baby pool, and a real deep diving pool with a full size…read morediving board(I think, if it's not full size it's still pretty big) that takes your breath away if you leap off it. All the pools are usually clean and not too cold. The changing rooms have recently been modernised and as such are cleaner more spacious and have better lockers than the nearby Cannons. There's a cafe upstairs where you can get some reasonable priced food to refuel for the trip home. They do the full range of swimming and diving lessons and I believe there's a gym and exercises classes somewhere but as it's not my thing I couldn't comment.

Spacious family changing rooms, which are heated. They are only a few very large cubicles though,…read moreso it can be hard to get in one of these if you go at busy times. Clean and tidy pool area. There are lots of different classes and sessions which happen, so its best to check before you go. Theres a nice cafe upstairs which over looks the pool. 3 diving boards, the top one is very high and i darednt jump off!

I used to go to the swimming pool here nearly every week and I loved it. It's quite cheap and they…read morehave different fun things like a big slide and inflatables! (I was quite young when I used to go) Anyway I want to go back again soon as I have great memories of lots of fun times there and remember the staff being lovely too.