Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Add Review
Call
Directions
Start your review...
Get app
18 years ago
A busy community centre with good link to Sure Start it has play groups several times a week. there are also often courses on offer. Available for private hire it is a good venue for inexpensive children's parties. read more
Goathland Road
Middlesbrough TS6 8AW
United Kingdom
01642 468890
Call Now
Does Whale Hill Community Centre have parking?
Yes, Whale Hill Community Centre has parking options.
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
Eldon Leisure Centre
(1 review)
New Eldon Leisure is underway!…read more The gym has gotten a huge update. It's about 4 times the size and growing. A massive free weights room. A functional training rack with battle ropes and boxing! Many more machines and cardio equipment. Really a great gym in the city centre. They also have 10 pin bowling! About 8 lanes and a full stocked and licensed bar with food! I personally think it's a good deal price wise. About £5 to bowl £3 a beer. They have a coffee breakfast combo. I M yet to eat here. There is also a new rock climbing and kids soft play. I have never used either. I did however use the old bouldering gym and for a novice like me I found it really good! Worth checking out!
From the owner: At the heart of the city, Eldon Leisure in Eldon Square, Newcastle is a hidden treasure. With a…read morehuge new (2015) fitness gym and a great choice of classes, squash, badminton and climbing, there's plenty to keep you fit and active. There's also a fantastic 8-lane tenpin bowling area with fully licenced restaurant, superb soft play for under 8s and Vertigo Adventure Climbing for all the family.
Rainbow Leisure Centre
(4 reviews)
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.
Ferryhill Leisure Centre
Great place. All you would expect for a leisure centre. Prices are reasonable.read more
Saltburn Leisure Centre
Saltburn Leisure centre is at the top end of Saltburn, heading towards Guisbrough way. It has a…read morelarge car park with plenty of parking so this is never an issue. There is a larege reception area with a front desk. At Saltburn there is a gym with quite new equipment, a 25m swimming pool and 10m baby pool, a large sports halls, squash courts, bowles and a dance studio. There are lots of classes available too including pillates and circuits. Prices can be expensive and if you use it regularly you will be much better off getting a membership which costs between £20 and £25.
From the owner: Saltburn Leisure Centre offers a variety of ways to help keep you healthy and active. You can take…read moreadvantage of our well-equipped, state-of-the-art gym, which is the perfect place to help you achieve your fitness goals. Meanwhile, our two swimming pools host our award-winning swimming lessons, alongside other aquatic activities, while the group fitness studio hosts a huge range of different classes that are designed to suit a wide range of ages and abilities, while there are loads of activities in the sports hall and bowls fans can enjoy our state-of-the-art indoor bowls pitch.
The Lakeside Centre
(3 reviews)
Brilliant centre and brilliant staffread more
Good machines, lovely poolread more
Lord Corrigan Promotions
Coney Island used to be a highlight of my childhood, they had lots of really fun rides and games…read more It doesn't seem to have changed much since then and is perhaps a little outdated. It probably doesn't matter to little kids but it is not somewhere I can imagine older children wanting to play now. It is the middle of the touristy part of the beach so will pick up a lot of passing trade and will add to the fun of a day out by the beach for many families. There are a lot of very similar places in the area and it would be nice to see one of them do something a bit different.
Brands by name
Articles by date
Carpet Cleaning
Hydro-jetting
Machine and Tool Rental
Metal Fabricators
Musical Instrument Services
Powder Coating
Propane
Well Drilling
excellent local cricket club situated right next to the rudds arms pub with a football pitch next…read moreto it as well, it also has the added incentive of having a great bar and excellent changing facilities and showers, played cricket at this venue for the last few seasons and would not have a bad word to say about marton cricket club, great set of lads at the club.
Peterlee Leisure Centre is years old but still a great day out for the kids…read more There is two swimming pools the first is the childrens pool with is a great size with viewing gallery for parents this pool is nice and warm. The other pool is the large one which is freezing but still good fun at a weekend they put floats out for the kids to play with. There is plenty of vending machines for drinks and snacks and a seating area. The changing rooms are large with ladies, mens and family rooms. There is also a good gym and many rooms used for fitness. There is a bar area and two large halls where they play football but these rooms can also be hired out for childrens partys with bouncey castle or wedding. There is many car boot sales and other gigs like boxing held in these rooms to. Great prices and great for functions friendly helpful staff.
ormesby table tennis is situated on cargo fleet lane opposite fleet house my children attend the…read moresessions on a thursday 5-6pm and saturday 10am -12, it only costs £1 for 2 hours coaching and is very enjoyable, it also has a small cafe inside for sweets and drinks. there are quite a few well run tournaments run over the season and anyone is able to enter the tournaments. excellent enjoyment for all levels anyone is welcome to join
Billingham Back valley is a fairly small country park in Billingham. I have many treasured memories…read moreof this area from my childhood, such as going to catch stiklebacks in the river every summer. The beck has a nature trail running throughout it with little sign posts and information boards throughout it. It is a great place for kids to go to just have fun and play. Children also love to go there on nature walks which are held throughout the year to search for various wild life. There is a little information centre which has maps and other small token gifts on sale. It is also a very popular area for dog walkers and cyclists.
This is a great place with loads of facilities.The classes are very good and of course lots of fit…read morepeople. Iit is pme of several in the Ciity and is well used and a great place to meet folks. Disabled access is good.
They offer yearly memberships here but they run from Jan - Jan so if you go along later in the year…read morethey don't offer such good value. A family ticket for the year works out very good value though. The indoor tropical area is a big hit with my children, as are the butterflies flying free in the greenhouse.
Gorgeous place to go and see. would recommend. £4 each to…read moreget in which is very reasonable. If your a Durham University student you get in for free. We went when it was winter so the plants were dying off but still nice to walk around, a big walking area which was refreshing on a cold day but I expect would be better on a hot day. They have a big greenhouse with interesting plants and when you move through you will see insects and other plants. They have a little cafe as well if you want drinks or snacks, we didnt go in though so couldnt tell you how much it was. Free car park outside. They have a gift shop where you can buy some interesting things, a bit pricey though.
Stokeley Leisure Centre has a reasonably good range of equipment for a small market town leisure…read morecentre. As well as the twenty five metre pool with seperate small pool for toddlers and those learning to swim. The sports hall is spacious but dated and in need of some draft proofing as well as better lighting. The availability of bookable slots is restricted as the facility is also used by the nearby Comprehensive School which is joined to the rear entrance to the building. There is a small but modern gym with all of the usual aerobic kit. What the centre may lack in equipment and size it makes up for with a friendly and efficient staff.
great playing place, good ground, friendly to all ages, usually used for schools 3pm-6read more
tennis world is situated of marton road next to the playing fields and skatepark it is quite…read moremisable as it is just a very small cinderpath leading to tennis world excellent place to go and learn the game for all ages coaching is very good and the coaches are very patient with the children, it can turn out to be a little bit expensive if you want private coaching one to one , not very much parking but enough and sometimes there is a security guard on duty, also there is a bar which sells snacks and drinks.friendly tennis place for all ages
Adventure Point is a new kids activity centre situated in Norton Park, a shopping and industrail…read morepark outside of Darlington. It has the usual play frame with slides, climbs and running around playing with balls area, and as you would expect from a new centre this is high quality, well thought out and immaculately clean. There is also trees the kids can harness up to climb. They can do this as many times as they want included in the price. Best of all there is an outdoor area which is all sand floored with great play things, water areas and challenging climbing stuff for all ages. This is excellent and all the kids seem to really enjoy this area. There are also some small animals rabbits and guinea pigs that are brought out for petting. Upstairs there are bumper cars. You have to pay a pound extra for these. The cafe is a step up from what you generally find in these sort of places, proper coffee and freshly squeezed juice. My one negative is the price, you have to pay 5 per family to register to go in, and also you have to pay 2 for each adult who goes in. This is not normal practice at soft play centres, and even with the high quality and extra activities on offer- thats what this is. I thought it was worth it as my child really enjoyed the place and we stayed for ages, but for cheaper similar fun try PlayShack at Shildon, or Ruff and Tumble at Newton Aycliffe.
Both myself and my boyfriend brought my daughter, we paid £15 to get in, £2 for adults and £6 for…read moreher and another £5 for membership, which was a rip off also the tiny compared to where we normally go. We also got 3 drinks and a packet of crisps and paid near enough £10, come on! Upon being here, which has now been less than an hour my daughter has become bored, don't think we'll come here again. There are play areas bigger than this place, where we live, and adults get in for free and we pay less for kids also there's no membership, it's shocking for the amount you pay here