Montem leisure centre is part of slough community leisure and provides an excellent gym with all…read morethe necessary equipment and more. They have 2 swimming pools as well as football area, hockey area, badminton courts and squash courts which are all for hire at pretty cheap prices. They run gymnastics classes for children and many other sports clubs are held there. This is a really great place for family and friends as they also have family swimming deals. Birthday parties can also be held here.

I can't rate the leisure centre in Maidenhead enough! I moved to Maidenhead from London about 9…read moreyears ago and have visited the leisure centre many times and for such different activities! Not only do they have a large swimming pool which caters for adults and children, they have squash courts, badminton courts, a great gym and tennis/netball courts. However I have also visited the leisure centre for evening events such as comedy nights- what a great venue!

I have been living in Maidenhead since a young girl and the Magnet Leisure Centre has been a…read moreregular entertainment venue for myself and many family and friends. Run by the borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, many of the staff have been working here for such a long time that there is a very welcoming and comfortable feel even if visiting alone or for the first time. They offer a swimming pool, tennis, badminton and squash courts, trampolining, a well equipped gymnasium, fitness classes, a children's soft play area - Cheeky Charlie's, a creche, children's party facilities and much more. Entrance fees are affordable for a whole family and they even offer 'Advantage Card' discounts with the Advantage Card being a multi-discount card issued by the borough. A pleasant and clean leisure centre which is recommended for all leisure and fitness fans!

it's a fantastic park, large open space for foot-ball lovers, it has basket ball area, a playgound…read morefor young children, an area for dogs and also is good for jogging. i love going there every day to jog BUT it doesn't have toilets it's very inconvenient plus people leave their dogs waste everywhere.the community hall is always closed i do not know why it can not be used by local people for activities

I was a member here for a number of years and loved it, circumstantially I am no longer a member…read more Resources were'nt bad but limited, which suited me... there were a few youngsters strutting around and posing. I'd rather work hard for 40 minutes, shower and leave. There used to be an opportunit for a good sports massage next door but this has moved, sadly. One of the better gyms in the area but there is no pool.

Expensive to park. If you want to know where your £500,000 "for Wendover to mitigate the impact of…read moreHS2" went take a look at the buildings for the restaurant. This is what all the money was spent on. Worth it? No because the build involved sacking off the previous Cafe which was locally owned and run and was brilliant. In its place this faceless building run by a chain from Birmingham, more expensive and not nearly as good.

2 thumbs up from me! I wish I had more hands so I could give it more thumbs up. I have toes, of…read morecourse and they're up- but it's not the same! "A hand, a hand, my kingdom for a hand" W. Shakespeare Or maybe it was Henry the V111 it was one of them. Unless it was Marlowe? Anyway, excellent woods, peaceful, relaxing, tree filled. Great car park. Well done Wendover. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!

This centre is the national centre for wheelchair sports and is the home of the National Wheelchair…read moreChampionships. It also has a fantastic training swimming pool, a great well stocked and always busy gym. Badminton courts, football and athletics are some of the other activites you can access there. As a family we use many of the facilities. One moan is that when it is busy the cafe is never open and I feel they miss out on some good custom.

We went here today with my two children aged 6 and 2. It is a holiday at her school so it was a…read morequiet afternoon with hardly any people about. The Watford branch of Gambado is brand new, so everything is sparkling clean and attractive to look at. The whole area is large and well spaced. Taking focal point was a massive playframe. There was a large four-lane slide as well as some of those rotating slides (not sure what it's called). There was a seperate area for under-2s. Tame enough to keep older kids away but still fun for the younger ones. They had large building blocks too, a nice touch. Next to the playframe was a climbing wall. The cafe was okish, nothing too great. Food was well presented but limited in variety. The only hot meal options seemed to be pizza and sandwiches. There were some nice salads too. The cafe had nice seating, transparent rounded chairs in different colours. Very well spaced out tables, not your typical softplay cafe. Prices were a bit on the high side. They had some areas with big chalkboards for the children to scribble on. And another place for musical experimenting, different things to bang on and make sounds. They also had some magnet play. Under some clear glass thingies were magnet shavings, pins etc. that children could pull a magnet over, causing patterns. There was also a fairly large track for dodgem cars. For adults there was a seperate lounge. There were computers with internet access, newspapers etc. It didn't look like children were allowed there, the notice said Adults Only. Strange that, who'd be watching the kids while the parents sat in a seperate area? It cost £15 entrace for me and the kids. By far the most expensive place for this sort of activity. You didn't have to spend any money inside though (unless you want to eat), everything was unlimited. There were plenty of lockers, clean and spacious, to deposit your belongings. It is free to use and you only need a £1 coin cif you want to lock it (it is refunded). Toilets are reasonably clean too, but I don't know if that is because it was a quiet day. Would recommend it if nothing cheaper is close to you. Works out quite expensive for a small family even.

Great place to take the kids. The membership I have works brilliantly as we use it more in the…read morewinter. Love how it caters to the younger ones aswell as the older ones. The party's are fab as they take care of everything especially being heavily pregnant and exhausted over the summer it was one less thing to worry about!

As parks go, this one is quite wonderful. Loads of open space, running and bicycle track, exercise…read morestations, and such. There are a great many benches for just sitting and enjoying the sounds, sights, and smells of nature. Sunsets are a special treat here, as the main slope of the park runs toward town away west. It's a beautiful sight, even with the construction cranes in silhouette. Grab a picnic bag or a take out pizza and a few pints, and head there on your next visit to the area. You'll not regret it!

South Park is great for lazing around in summer, picnics, meeting friends and, most importantly,…read morefor building enormous snowmen and snow sculptures in winter. I spent a very happy afteroon here one February building snow slides on the slopes and crunching through frozen leaves. It's surprisingly large despite being surrounded by roads, and although you can always hear the traffic in the background, it's still quite a peaceful experience. The worst bit is that it's quite hard to find an exit as they're quite spaced out, and it has a reputation for not being good for women walking through at night. I've never heard of anything bad happening, but it's worth bearing in mind.