I am pretty surprised at how small this place is. I was looking for the New Westminster Library and…read moreGoogle map showed it is housed within this building. I came here and discovered there was no parking. Well, the parking lot was across the road and seemed to be attached to the school nearby. It was full that day. I was lucky to find street parking though it was very limited. The library occupied a corner of the building and had probably 10 aisles or less for books to accommodate adults, youth and children books. There were some tables and chairs for patrons to study but this place was beyond sad. The community centre building was really small though it did have a sizeable field behind. That was a bit more spacious. I do hope it will be expanded as the Queensborough area is growing in population and this will be a nice place for the residents to connect with each other.

For a 2-year development, pretty disappointing is this is all they have to show for?! Just…read morere-opened recently, so we are glad that the gym's back for floor hockey, as it was damaged by a fire, thus the delay. Organized the lobby better, and did install some extra meeting rooms. Just wished they renovated the men's shower area better---and install some hooks!!! cheapskates...

I couldn't emphasize enough how much I love this place. What more could you ask for from your local…read moreneighbourhood bar??? It is very un-assuming from the outside but once you come in, it's a huge area for your activities. The shuffleboard and darts are free. The pool and the snooker tables are 50 cents a game. Not too bad for Vancouver if you ask me. They are well-kept, too! There's a good mix of demographics here too - not just servicemen. University students and alumni from UBC come and hang out here, too. The jukebox is always playing. Bands play on Wednesdays and weekends. It could get soooo packed especially if the band playing has a following. Servers are sooooo accommodating that they've actually become my friends! Regulars are very welcoming, too! And the drinks! The drinks are cheap! Like c'mon.. $4 for single highballs, $9 for double Glenfiddich, $5 for beers! The pour on cocktails is also very generous. Lastly, you and your friends will be undisturbed here. You guys can even show up in costume and they would think it's cool! You can also order pizza or bring a cheeseboard for all they care. It's a nice lil space for hanging out. And you could actually hear each other talk here :)

I'm a member of the Point Grey Legion. Suffice to say, I might easily be the youngest member…read more....not alot of modern servicemembers sign up and they should! They have pool tables, darts, shuffleboard and a great group of people who are fun to be around and could use some younger members. I should hang around here more often....

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..

Good experience at this community centre earlier this week where we attended a Zumba class…read more The reception staff were efficient and let us pay promptly which was appreciated as we were running late. We received the last few passes to attend the class and rushed upstairs to attend. Our instructor waited a few minutes for everyone to get settled before beginning the class and just like that we were off. As one song became another and the sweat started flowing it was apparent that our instructor really enjoyed the music and leading the class. It certainly didn't come naturally to me but in this case I think it's all about the rhythm, enjoyment and exercise. I would absolutely return for another class here. Nice facilities and welcoming to all.

This is my go-to place for fitness. Been going here for years. There are many types of physical…read moreactivity classes. Zumba on Wednesday's is very popular. There is also a good variety of martial arts to choose from (karate, taekwondo, Chinese Wushu). Can also learn to play a musical instrument too. Quality of the classes are quite good at an affordable price. Facilities are a little bare but functional. Exercise fuels my Foodie appetite!

Kerrisdale Community Centre is a great place for active people to be active, relaxing people to…read morerelax, or people watchers to watch. The Kerrisdale Community Centre has a nice indoor pool with lessons for everyone from beginners to people who just want to play in the water. A single visit to an adult to the pool is $5.36. In addition, the centre has a fitness area with a one month pass for adults that cost $30. There is a large basketball court, a youth area, and loads of activities for per-school and school kids. There is also a seniors center and a library under the same roof. I would highly recommend stopping by the centre and grabbing the Recreation Guide with all the details of the Kerrisdale Community Centre. It is well worth your time. I went just a couple of days ago to just sit down in the lobby area and watched people walk by as I studied for a major exam. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Their were several people in and out of the centre of all age groups. There was even a birthday party in one of the rooms that is for rent. I was able to study and use the library with free Wifi from the lobby area. Highly recommend... Check out what the centre has for you at www.kerrisdalecc.com

Such a beautiful community centre! Lots of parking but I wish there was a swimming pool as well!…read moreReally clean and big spacious amenity centre. Pricing is from a picture I took December 2023 and I think they are relatively fair. They also have a decent sized communal working area with outlets so I see some students and groups meeting there to work. I also love that they have seniors services - I can't speak for that but they sound like a great program for the elder community.

It's a little confusing because of the name of the Rec centre, but there is indeed a gym,…read morebasketball court, and a library in this facility. I have not checked out the library, but I have a membership to the gym. Primarily the gym is empty, unless you're working out around right after school up until dinner time. It can be a bit rowdy at times during peak hours because of the high school students. Once they leave, it is quiet again. Generally I go in the morning so it is not an issue for me. The gym is clean and there is usually an attendant sitting inside the gym. It's a good beginners gym. They offer workout classes including spin classes. No contract membership, but there is a $5 charge to cancel. Also, the pass can be used at any Surrey Rec Centre. Equipment: 1 Smith machine 3 squat racks Trap (Hex) Bar Green turf Hip thrust machine 2 stair climbers And many 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.

I am not always around but parents wanted to vote and it happened that I am in town and so I drove…read morethem here. Yes we voted. My parents came here before to check out their programs. They do have programs for all ages. Best part they have an ice skating rink inside and as well a swimming pool (I believe). Staff are friendly. Hours were not bad. There are free parking here (which is convenient and great). Looks clean inside.

This is one of the few free things that you can do in the city and is encouraged as there is a lot…read moreof history to check out of course. If you're into War items to check out than this is cool but this is also a community center in which I came here for a Spring craft fair. The center has a good layout, clean washrooms and of course great rooms that you can rent out. The staff were super helpful as well with some of their inquiries.

My experience with Cambie Community Centre is exclusively playing the Sunday evening volleyball…read moreleague. There are 3 gyms, each big enough for 2 volleyball courts. It seems like a maze at first to find your way between the gyms to the washrooms or water fountain, but it's not too bad. The facility itself is nicely kept up and clean. There's plenty of parking surrounding the building. I've never had problems finding a spot, but I'm always there at night. It seems like they run a variety of activities and events for the community... but I'll leave it to someone who frequents the place more often than myself to comment on that