The correct name of the place is "East Gwillimbury Sports Complex". I hope someone updates this…read more The complex is located in Sharon, which is part of East Gwillimbury. It's on the north site of Mt Albert just West of Woodbine. Two NHL-size rinks, one with a bunch of seats, the other with hardly any. In 2012, the complex has undergone a major reno and now feels fresh, bright, and modern. There is snack bar / coffee shop service Country Style coffee. It was really built as a true community centre. Hence there are MPR / meeting / banquet rooms that fit as many as 200 people for a business meeting or a familly party that can be rented for a reasonable amount. There is no free wifi there and cell phone reception is not the best either.

It's an amazing recreation complex, beautiful big swimming pool, nice changing rooms, a big library…read morewith very nice sitting area. Has a great outdoor space with splash, basketball court, skate park, soccer field, it's a modern complex with lot of green space for walking, relaxing.

Our favorite park all around the durham area! Great play ground. Very clever ideas. And amazing…read moresplash pad.

Came here for a meeting, there is a free visitor parking lot that you need to be buzzed into. The…read morebuilding is located in the middle of... Almost nowhere but the interior is nice and wide open. The staff inside is cheerful and very helpful in guiding Mr to the right meeting room.

Reminded me a lot of an adult sex store , just in a moderately bigger space and you have to pay to…read moreget in. The Sex Museum was just posters on the wall showing interesting sex facts , a lot more effort could have been put into the show part of this venue. I felt like this was more of a means of a way for businesses to advertise than an actual show. The seminars where boring , one side of it constantly had some old guy talking about sex toys ... hardly sexy at all. I expected more of the "sex" that you would see in an event called Sexopalooza.. the highlight of the event I would say was the Dungeon where live examples of BDSM where shown and anyone could participate. This is what I think the show should be more about, stepping a little bit out of your comfort zone and scratching that little itch of curiosity in our sex lives .. unfortunately it hardly delivered. My advice, save your money go to a sex store !

Surprisingly, it was really boring. I didn't expect it just to be as small as it was. There was…read moreenough advertisement and hype about it, but when I got there it was pure disappointment. We just wanted to leave to be honest, and I was excited to go to since it was for my Birthday weekend.

Wow my family has money to . We don't go buying things named to rename them after our selfs …read more That's really self centered as well as being selfish . U have alot of young kids that hate this and your so proud . I would just die if a little kid called me a selfish bitch . Wow I am shocked and I did expect better . I'll never have the need to use her royal establishment. Zero stars is appropriate .

Very crappy workers. Very rude to the kids who are just sitting upstairs when i watch my sons…read morehockey game. Workers look miserable and ive seen them band kids for most obnoxious reason.

ARC now also known as SARC (Stronach Aurora Recreation Centre)…read more.. Franc Stronach's castle-like head office by the gold course is just down the street from the area he or his company (Magna) has played a part in building. Aurora Tigers JrA play here. York Simcoe AAA teams play here. And and whole bunch of other teams play here too. Two NHL-size pads. Spectators can watch the game in the cold of the rink -- or -- in the warmth of the hallway (then you'd be positioned right behind the home team's net). Hockey is probably the main sport here. I'm sure the ice is used for other sports and recreational activities too. The center also features a swimming pool with a water slide, a childcare centre, and a baseball diamond outside. Ample parking is available to accomodate all the players, their families, and the spectators. When you drop your kid off before the game and have an hour to kill while he or she is getting dressed, there is a new mall with a bunch of stores and food places just on the other side of Leslie closer to Hw404 to help you kill that time with a sense of purpose. We ("we" == my son and his team LOL) usually play well here. So we like to come here.

Careful if you're expecting fun filled, stress free Pickleball matches at Magna. the regulars are…read morerude and condescending. If your level of play is not up to their expectations you will be called out and/or ignored. God help you if your serve does not comply with the official USA Pickleball Rules. Shots close to the line are discussed and deliberated as if a large trophy and winners cheque is dependant on the call ? You will have less stress and pain at the Dentists office than at Magna !

Quality construction for a mid sized skateboard park. Notice how they never call it a SCOOTER…read morePARK...? That's because scooters are lame and they suck. And if you are over 8 on them you look like a douche.

This location has quite a few activities going on. There are…read morenumerous things for seniors to do from euchre,dominoes,knitting club,lawn bowling,tai chi to bus excursions.

What a beautiful reno! This is a sauga gem. The library has a rooftop patio overlooking the lake…read morethat would make a great meeting spot over the summer. The building has wonderful outdoor spaces and connects with an accessible 20 minute trail around the naturalized lake complete with fitness stations, picnic benches, fishing spots, outdoor courts, splash pad, playground. This time of year there were so many birds! Huge wild roses and hanging willows make this a lovely crossover between green spaces and manicured lawns and city amenities. I'd like to see more of these kind of community spaces in this city!

This is a bit of an older centre, but could still merit 4 stars since it has a few things going for…read moreit: a warm kiddie/family pool, squash courts, multipurpose rooms available to rent (and you can rent the pool itself for parties), and a few other things. But what bothers me about this place are some of the patrons, and the lack of action on behalf of staff. My son has been coming here for lessons a couple weeks now, and it's common to see several parents walking through the showers and onto the pool deck with outdoor shoes on. You can literally see dirty water form whenever someone does this, and that's going in the pool or what your showing amongst. It's sad that it's not common knowledge and practice for all people to avoid this, but the facility also has a responsibility to post signs and enforce these rules. Both times I've spoken with staff, they agree with me but never acknowledge that they will do something about it and try to pass responsibility. (I.e. "talk to someone else). It speaks to the culture of this particular centre, as there's other city run facilities which don't have this issue. Please Loafer's Lake: address this.