There is volleyball drop ins here from 6-10pm on Tu-Th and Sa. It's $10 per person. There are two…read morecourts with two smaller courts in the back to practice on while you're off. There is a variation in the level of players, but that is to be expected for most drop ins.

Pursuit OCR was super fun! The first time I went was when they first opened many years ago, back in…read morethe old location (smaller venue). This newer location was bigger, more spacious, and had more obstacles and areas such as dodgeball & volleyball arena and arcade games (which you can play after finished with going through the obstacle course). I really liked the diversity of all of the courses. For some of them, you can choose the 'easy' or 'hard' version. Once you finish going through all of the obstacles in the course (which took ~30-45 minutes), you can play dodgeball, volleyball, arcade games, giant Jenga, giant 4-In-A-Row, try scaling up one of the vertical walls, or go through any of the obstacles again. Staff were all super friendly and energetic, from the ones who greeted us at the front and helped us check in, to the ones who explained the rules once inside. Useful tips: - Sign the waiver online to save time when checking in. - Bring a lock or you can purchase one at the front desk for $4. - There is ample parking space in the parking lot right outside the building, and TTC bus stop is 2-8 minutes walk (depending on which bus # you take). - There is a vending machine where you can purchase drinks. - It's better to wear long pants or leggings instead of shorts because in some obstacles, there are 'slides' component and parts where the surface can rub hard against the skin (and pants also do a better job at protecting the knee when crawling).

@pursuitor is sooooo fun!!! You can have a good time regardless of how athletic you are!…read more I got invited to go the last minute showed up in my non-stretchy work pants- restricting my movements, but was able to get some self absorption photos and enjoy the kiddies facilities

The building called the Langstaff Discovery Centre houses the Langstaff Community Centre and two…read moreschools. I've only used the community centre for voting on election days and advanced polls. There are two parking lots that are adequate even when the schools are open. I like that the building is located on a side street far enough from Yonge St for traffic to flow well. There are 3 gymnasiums and some meeting rooms that can be rented. The gyms are also used for summer programs run by Richmond Hill Recreation. They offer archery and golf lessons as well as co-ed volleyball for a fee. I've seen some picnic tables outside and a vending machine on the way to the gyms. The auditorium in the centre of the building is spacious and has a stage. It's too bad there's no swimming pool! Occasionally, the buttons that operate the doors for people with disabilities, don't work.

The facility is clean. Staff is friendly and helpful…read more We have a weekly Basketball court reservation. And in one of those days, I lost my watch. I found my watch with the help of Adrian. He helped me look through the office's lost and found.

Love the gym !!! Staff is great.. equipment's are well maintained . It's a great place to be at.read more

The Staff are amazing!!!!! Always helpful. The Fitness Centre is large and very well kept. A…read morevery comfortable environment t o work out in.

Was in the area for 7 days and decided to reach out and try to get day passes for their Fitness…read moreCenter. After exchanging a couple of emails with the establishment I was able to buy "10 day passes" for around $70 US ( in the lobby area) in The Fitness Center is open M-Saturday and opening and closing times change depending on the season and days of the week. The Fitness Center equipment is a bit out dated but serves the purpose so I was happy with that. They have showers, sauna and lockers available to use if you need them ( bring your own lock). If you are in the area this is a great place to get a workout in without having to jump through hoops or paperwork from bigger gyms.

Been coming here since high school and its a decent community centre in the neighbourhood. It…read moredoesn't offer that much in terms of variety and hours. Gym hours are short, equipment and space is scarce and basketball drops in are only twice a week for 2 hours. Caters to mainly younger teens that play hockey.

As a scuba diver, I have used Water Sports for years and always get excellent advice and service…read more You have to go knowing you may need to wait awhile as they may be giving that excellent advice and service to the person who came in before you. Paul knows what he is talking about - won't upsell you because of price and really just wants everyone to experience the magic of snorkelling and scuba diving.

Paul consistently takes the time to explain, suggest, and listen. He is fair, and smart about his…read moreproducts and generous with information. He has taught me ( who thought I already knew everything!?) more about swim suit quality , swim cap, and goggles. I swim every morning before 7- and with my new gear today I felt a new person. ( not bad for mid January in Ontario). Women's swimsuits were well priced compared to local highly recommended specialty stores. I'll continue to shop here and to recommend to fellow swimmers.

I really love the variety of pathways and trails along Edward Gardens…read more The perfect place for summer gatherings and events with plenty of parking and accessible transit. I also checked out Dandelion Café at Edwards Gardens, a charming spot tucked inside the Toronto Botanical Garden's historic barn courtyard. The setting is beautiful, with patio seating overlooking the gardens which is perfect for a rest after strolling the trails. The menu offers light bites, drinks, and sweet treats, with heartier options like wood-fired pizza and grilled dishes on summer music nights. Service is friendly, the atmosphere is peaceful, and the seasonal hours make it a lovely warm-weather destination. A hidden gem for a relaxing coffee or snack surrounded by nature. I really enjoyed the smoothie popsicles and Nanaimo bar. Definitely will be back again.

Looks beautiful throughout the year. I often go here to enjoy a walk. Photos are from my last two…read morevisits here - love how the place glows up differently in different seasons. One photo is from spring and another from fall this year and I think this place is gorgeous in every season.

It a beautiful park with a lot of beautiful activities for kids and adults so yes I will definitely…read morerecommend it

A great place to check out at any age. Many fun activities for the whole family, especially for…read moreyounger children. Ample free parking available. Walked through the park and enjoyed the splash pad, playground, petting zoo and mini golf course. There's also a small man-made pond nearby where you can rent a paddle boat.

One of my favourite spots to go to with friends back when I was a kid and now I get to bring my…read morenephews here to play. So many joyful memories as a child and glad I'm able to also create new memories with my family here. It's a park so don't expect it to be clean but it's atleast cleaner than most parks I have seen. Happy to have such beautiful park with an amazing community of people

Ah yes. This place…read more To the north, you have three soccer fields, two tennis courts, a playground, a running track, a gazebo, and a water park. The water park is really lackluster, no one uses it. The gazebo is regularly occupied in the morning by Asian grannies doing tai chi. A sight to behold. The south has a baseball field, a larger playground, a skatepark, a basketball court, two more tennis courts, and another soccer field. This half is often bustling with activity, especially in the summer. The place looks right proper and is well-maintained by the staff. The pond is a nice touch that is surrounded by the verdant fields. If you haven't come to this place for a little walk, give it a try. Just look out for the geese.