I don't recommend CGC. They charge twice as much as other pools for youth swim classes, and after I…read morebooked a class we were not actually eligible to participate in, I was told I could only receive a refund in person. I expect this is done to discourage people from actually seeking a refund, and seems like an incredibly outdated practice. I've never experienced any other kind of vendor that doesn't refund over the phone.

I like to workout. I…read moremean "I'm a gym rat" kind of work out. If I could live at the gym I would. It's what happens when you lose a lot of weight and actually come to realize you like doing crazy things like run marathons, complete triathlons and lift heavy stuff. As a newer member to CGC I have to say I'm pretty impressed with the set up. The cost is reasonable too at about $50/month for a year membership. I haven't taken any classes so I can't vouch for that portion of the gym but I do hang out upstairs in the cardio room quite a bit and so far so good. They tell me it's not too busy during the morning/day. As of yet I've never had to wait for a treadmill. When it is feeling a little "packed" I'll go run laps on the indoor track. It's a great way to get in some nice cross training in between some push ups or perfecting the pull-up. My favorite part about CGC is the pool(s). Olympic standard size and as of yet never too busy to not get a lane. Instead of chloride as standard chemical cleaner they use bromide (much gentler on the skin). Locker rooms (both wet and dry options) are spacious. Lockers themselves are big for that over stuffed gym bag. Showers are kind of funky but once you get the hang of them they're not too bad. And while I don't frequent Subway, it's very convenient to be able to grab a little nosh on the way out.

There is nothing better then laying by a pool and soaking up some rays. Waegwoltic Club was founded…read morein 1908 and the name means " end of the Water". Private club for members and guest only allows you to enjoy the beautiful surrounding of the Wag. What this place has in store is what is called the Lido where is normally a chilly 68-70 degree pool equipped with diving boards and slide for the kids. Encased in a great deck you are able to enjoy the sun and then jump right in . A smaller pool is attached for the really little ones that can cool off after playing in the sand. The main pool is heated and will be broken into adult as well as open swims. Two other pools are available but one is mostly reserved for older members. Don't forget the 6 or 8 Tennis courts where you can take lessons or if that is not up your alley there is must more. Sailing, Volleyball as well as Wagg days where the kids are able to enjoy. Now the Wagg would not be what it is if it was not for the great Canteen that they provide to the guest. Fries and Sweet Potato fires with curry dip is a hot thing. There are other things on the menu as well as a little store in the main house for candy and treats. All this does not come cheap between $600-$800 you will be able to have some relaxing fun.

Dear Shawna D - Its spelled WAEG , has been for generations…read more WAG is what a dog's tail does... Are you a C.F.A.? Waeg not a bad place. Nice safe summer camp for kids. Getting Pricey and the "tone" has changed in recent years.

The Bloomfield Centre is currently hosting a: Women and Trans Bike Repair Night…read more This event takes place the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month from 6-8pm. If you're a new bike owner or simply want to become more self sufficient when it comes to your bike maintenance (and you're a lady) then check this event out!

I know how to get in the building, find the change room, and hit the gym for Ball Hockey…read more What I don't know, is what else this building is used for! I like it for my needs! It's old, outdated, and rather unattractive. The gym as small as it is functions well for those of us that use it, but I'd almost rather play elsewhere! It's mediocre at best my friends!

I have to give an update to the Sportsplex. We went over there for the Pirates-Cove Swim on Friday…read morenight. This review is for a particular staff member who was in need of some serious coaching for customer service. Now, before we went , the site says go at least 45 min before hand to line up and they start to sell tickets half an hour before the swim which was at 7:30 pm. The reason for this insanity of earliness was because of March Break. So we went there for 6:30. We went up to the desk to ask for the tickets and she said they would start selling them at 7:00. No problem, she told us to stand in the line, which is what we did. There was another lady there with her children who was there since 5:30 pm, she thought she could buy hers ahead of time. Policy is No! I understand why this policy is, so I do not have an issue with that. The issue was with the lady , who we believe was management. She proceeded to tell us to leave and come back, that we were interrupting the line of the people who were going in for the 6:30 swim. Please take note, there was no one in a line for the 6:30 swim, they simply walked right up to the counter and we are talking a span of 2 minutes. Now, being the person I am, I simply said , no. I was not going to walk around for 1/2 hour to come back and stand at the end of a line when I am standing at the beginning right now, where is the logic there, I will tell you, There Is None! The other lady, however was not quite so diplomatic, she and the manger started to exchange words. The Manger was telling us to leave and come back, the lady was very unhappy that we were being told to go and do something else and come back. Let's just say, after we all had words with Miss Congeniality, we stayed exactly where we were and within 15 minutes the line was down the hall. Hind-site, we would have left and been at the end of the line. I would hate to hear the conversation at that point. It is unfortunate that she was on duty that evening, as she did not win anyone over, just annoyed everyone. And we all thought she was poor with the customer service. Now, the swim, that was good. Lots of life guards. Great Fun!

Growing up I spent a lot of time at the Dartmouth Sportsplex, mainly watching my brother's hockey…read moregames. The Sportsplex is home to a number of health and fitness programs and services. An ice surface, cardio gym, weight room, 2 swimming pools, fitness classes and a new indoor running track are all housed int his building with a number of community rooms available for Bingo and meetings. My "Safe Prom" party was hosted at the Dartmouth Sportsplex and we were given basically full reign over the building overnight. The pools were open for swimming, and the lifeguards that were on duty were very nice, despite the fact that they had to stay awake overnight with a few hundred high school graduates. Hot Hint: If you are looking for a fitness pass that give you a great variety of workouts this is the place to go. A membership gives access to all the facilities, and a discounted rate on exercise classes.

Awful air quality in the pool/swimmer area. Athletes were unable to breath properly causing many of…read morethem to leave with chest pains and lung irritation.

I joined the DalPlex and within my 3rd visit I had enough of the poor parking. The membership…read moreincludes a parking pass, however there are a number of spots with parking meters and 2 only for Electric Vehicles. I have more to do with my time instead of driving around for 30 minutes looking for a place to park. It is frustrating that such a large facility has such poor parking. Parking on the street is limited as well. I ended up cancelling my membership without penalty. In addition, I found the large new gym not clean. They have several members of staff walking around but I didn't see any of them actually doing anything. However I was only there 3 times! Not impressed

This has been my gym for a bit over a year and for a few stints during my time at SMU when it was…read morethe tower. This is not a good life or a corporate gym, this is a sports and lifting gym with a cardio room attached and I love it for that. The place has 3 cages and 3 Olympic platforms to suit the heavy lifters, some cable gear and machines for people looking to target specific body parts and a good wall of dumbbells. The staff are helpful and non invasive, if you are gonna get hurt they tell you and if you are doing your thing they leave you be only talking to you between sets to say something nice. They have added some extra rooms this year and are using them to teach classes ranging from zoomba to muay thai all of them taught by the great staff. If you take fitness seriously go to the Homburg Centre. Also you will sometimes be dealing with students lifting around you, some are dumb, some are great.

The gym would be good if it weren't so busy 90% of the time. It is too small for the amount of…read morepeople that go. It is beyond crowded almost any time of the day. I mainly do squats/deadlifts/bench and i am always waiting or just saying screw it and doing something else because equipment is never available. Also there are many inconveniences with this gym which ruined my workouts several times. These range from mock fire drills in the middle of your workout which caused everyone to stand outside in their workout clothes in the winter for about 25 minutes or more to them deciding to move things around in the middle of the day and not allowing half of the equipment to be used. Also the hours they are open are bad and they close if the forecast calls for 5cm of snow. If I wasn't a student and forced to pay for these facilities in my tuition I would not go to this gym.

My wife and I took a detour here while we were staying at the Westin. Probably about a 15 min walk…read morethrough a lovely affluent residential area. The park itself had a very scenic waterfront view and I believe the pictures I posted to Yelp can attest to the serenity and beauty of the park. Well worth the side trip. It is a backdrop to a wonderful city that I am sure to never forget.

Nice park. Nice paths if you have a dog. If you don't have a dog and live off of the park - beware!…read morePeople's big, scary, off leash dogs will bound right at you - standing in front of your back door, on your patio. No owner in sight. More than once I had to run, for what I imagined was my life, as a big, vicious looking dog ran straight to me full speed. I read two 13 year old girls, living off of the park, and the dad were viciously mauled and disfigured, by a dog. Look it up in the old Point Pleasant chat logs and in I Think The Guardian. But, it's nice for occasional walks and they have public restrooms that are open