We had the sad duty of memorializing a beloved relative who passed away recently. These good folks…read moreat the Senior Center helped us by renting their hall to us on fairly short notice. From our point of view, they did a very nice job. How do they fare as an actual Senior Center? I suppose that you would have to ask one of their clients. On the Hall Rental end of things, they get a solid 5 Stars.

This place was so awesome for the family. Has various pools, hot tub, warm pool for toddlers, wave…read morepool, sauna, steam room, diving pool with varying heights, lap swim pool. Very reasonable prices. Worth checking out! Staff are friendly and watchful.

I have nothing to say except wonderful things. The facility is lovely and staff are helpful…read more I had a very scary scenario on Sunday afternoon where my three year old hit his head. The lifeguards and supports were excellent. They were efficient and thorough in assisting my toddler and I. They provided great care until the paramedics arrived. I am forever grateful!

I was just visiting South Arm Community Center one day as it was raining hard during my walk and…read morethought I'd seek shelter inside the center. I passed by a room where I saw senior citizens having fun singing and dancing. Someone waved for me to come in and I did. I had a good time. The singing was mostly funny in a way. No expert singers. Music's good and they provided little coffee and snacks. But most of all, as a senior retired, I was amazed at how good this center is and how inclusive. I was told that the big boss is Francis. His office just inside the Sing Along room and a good guy. Very accommodating and welcoming. I plan to fix my time and go back in the new year.

South Arm Community Centre is one of the most thoroughly equipped fitness facilities in Richmond…read more They have well trained staff and lots of programs. I was really impressed by the level of skill and expertise the fitness trainers have when they gave me a fitness consultation and helped me improve my own workout program.

Coolest leaders for summer daycamps !!!! Abby and AJ are the best duo for seniors I can't wait for…read morenext summer :))) Out trips were very long and sometimes boring but the leaders kept us entertained, also they gave us treats every Friday I hope Abby and AJ become L3's next summer they are so fun AJ taught us how to play volleyball! And we made pancakes on my last day and it was so fun AJ kept roasting Abby I can't wait to come back!

This review is for the birthday party hosting facilities. They have a number of rooms that are set…read moreup for kids' events. Lots of toys and little rides about and tables at kid-height that are not too difficult for a grownup to sit alongside their kids either. They have volunteers that help with putting up decorations and entertaining the kids like face painting etc. Seems like a stress free place to throw a birthday party for your kid.

State of the art facility previously a rehab center if Im mistaken…read more Parking is never a problem,tons and its free. Theres one cafeteria inside,well atleast you can get some foods to relieved your hunger. One sports store inside i saw some sale bit i didnt buy anything. I was here for education a union educ,class roomr are big and well lighted,temperature is comfi... On my breaks i peep on some rooms that hosting some dance,sports,zumba etc. Very well maotained facility,neat and washrooms are immaculately clean..

An amazing gym with a awesome selection of equipment. Great community classes as well. One of the…read morebest places to workout in the neighborhood!

"Beautiful architecture, nice place. Cloverdale Recreation…read moreCentre is a beautiful and modern space with great architecture. The wide glass windows and open design make it bright and welcoming. The surrounding landscape with trees and plants adds a calm atmosphere. A perfect place for community activities and relaxation. Definitely worth visiting!" AARON SHA PHOTO

Love this gym...lots of open gym and basketball...upstairs is a nice gym as well as downstairs!read more

Great community gym at a low price. There is a franchise gym nearby which is not kept clean, and…read moreit gets crowded during peak times. This brightly lit, clean gym has all the basics to get in a great workout. There is a good variety of group classes too, and the Front Desk staff are warm and welcoming.

I like the new facility. Lots of programs offered. Parking is a huge challenge though- limited…read morespace and is paid.

Very beautiful building, and very friendly people here, if your looking for a place to meet in the…read moreSSequim area I would highly recommend this place.

I will admit: this is the one Yelp review that i've kept putting off... the one that time and time…read moreagain, i've made excuses for... because this dear folks, this is my greatest secret. I currently possess a library of 700+ books. It's safe to say, i'm a full fledged bibliophile. And i'm damn proud of my collection. I've got the Booker prize winners since my year of birth (personally mission to read), almost all the Nobel Literature laureates in the same time frame, CBC Reads authors, Giller Prize winners and even a few of Oprah's picks. I've got a couple shelves of poetry; a good collection of coffee table books and a cupboard of doubles - perfect for any house warming/dinner party/birthday gift. My library largely came together in the last three years and in its entirety, should have cost me thousands to assemble. Except it didn't. And after getting scolded by my mother for keeping quiet about a good cause, i'll explain why: The White Rock Rotary Book Sale. Hold on now. Don't roll your eyes. I know what you're thinking but this isn't an ordinary book sale full of old text books, cookbooks and bad romance novels (though, if that's your cup of tea, they have those too). No no, this is a magical land where you can find the greatest of authors in almost pristine condition. I've found Jose Saramago's Blindness in mint condition hard cover. About 8 perfect copies of The English Patient (the non-movie cover); not to mention every other title from Mr. Ondaatje. An old school version of 100 Years of Solitude before they started with the hokey covers... the list goes on and on and on. The first time my mother and I went, we left with two boxes each. Over 250 books. Because here's the best part: Not only is this for a great cause. And has a great selection. But it's $3 a book or 3 for $5. GGAAAHHHHHH!!!!! We're so notorious at this sale, that not only do they know both of us by name, but the exceptionally helpful club members occasionally set aside authors they know I like and pass on "HA HA beat you to it!" messages when my mother gets there before me. In fact, they not only help you look for whatever title you happen to be seeking but if they DON'T have it, they will take your information and call you after the sale if they come across it while sorting through the new used books. Why? Because these are the NICEST PEOPLE IN EXISTENCE. My mother and I are so obsessed with this book sale of mythical proportions that we arrange work and travel dates around it. It's serious business. So i'm telling you...still slightly begrudgingly...but i'm telling you because these are fabulous people, hosting a fabulous GEM of a booksale for a fabulous cause. And you should support them. I'm going to get there before you anyway. PS. For those with little ones (or the aunties & uncles with little ones to spoil): they have a decent collection of children's books available "by donation." Check their website for upcoming dates & stories on other good stuff.