Woking Leisure Centre was opened in 1976. Woking Leisure Centre has main sports hall which is used…read morefor a variety of indoor sports and events such as antiques fairs and the annual Woking Beer Festival. There are two multi-purpose exercise rooms, the Wurlitzer Hall containing the Woking Wurlitzer American Theatre Organ, Evolve Fitness Suite - a recently refurbished multi-station gymnasium, Heatwaves sauna with steam room and jacuzzi, Pick'n'Mix Playstore (a three storey high indoor adventure playground), six squash courts and a judo room.

Good swimming pool, and squash and badminton courts, gym, lots of tennis courts outside, nice…read moregardens..and good shortcut to town centre from the south.

Woking's pool in the park is a fairly typical council leisure facility. There are three pools here…read more- a leisure pool, training pool and competition pool. A full programme of events is scheduled throughout the week with various free-swim blocks built in. The competition and training pools are standard. The leisure pool is a round shelving pool with a wave machine, lazy river/rapids ride and a couple of spas. There's also a children's paddling pool. There are three flumes of varying sizes. The changing areas are poor standard and cold. Cubicles are small and there are insufficient family changing rooms. Lockers are provided. There's a hairdryer bank in the stairwell. Toddler sessions are busy (although numbers are limited) and toys are used in the water.

I went here yesterday for my sons 11th birthday thought it was a load of rubbish,one of the shoots…read morewasn't working the lazy river wasn't on the wave machine was switched on for all of about two minutes, the young life guards seemed to be talking amongst themselves most of the time and not watching the swimmers very much, the floor was quite slippery in the changing rooms wouldn't go back.