Wave pool! Steam room.. Sauna.. Spas.. Two indoor basketball courts. Squash courts.. Public…read morelibrary.. This place is the best! The staff are always friendly and helpful. Centre opens early - around 5ish I think and closes by around 9ish.. Great place to bring the kids

This place is magic for the under 5s and their grandparents. There are four courts for indoor…read morecricket, basket ball, netball and soccer. These are transformed in the daytime to playgrounds for the kids. Two courts are joined and are filled with push toys and jumping castle. The other two are leased out to soccer joeys for 3-5 and a sports group for toddlers. Grab a coffee and watch the gremlins exhaust themselves before lunch.

This pool is great- the staff are grand and the water is warm in winter and refreshing in summer!…read moreAlways crystal clear and clean. Really safe venue and nice to go to. They have swimming lessons and a small gym

We just recently became patrons with our little girl who takes swim lessons there…read more The quality of the lessons are superb. We've been to different pools, but here suddenly she flourishes in the pool. The pool is quite modern, with an indoor slide and a little adventure world for the little ones. There is an outdoor pool, everything is still pretty new and clean. At time you can't find parking at their car park, which is frustrating as street parking is rare. The only downside is the staff. Arrogant pushy unfriendly girls working at the reception and the school. I nearly slapped one little tart who came and started to tell me off about something she got wrong. Not sure where they take their attitude and confident from that this is how you talk to clients. Thus my 2 star rating. The clientele is made up of Chinese, Indians and Caucasians. So don't expect a fistfight. Last not least. The coffee shop seems to be serving Caucasians first. So depending if you like that sort of behaviour, could be good or bad.

Like so many council-run sports facilities these days, this small centre is sadly over-used. It's…read morehome to the North Sydney Bears basketball club, which is a thriving club managing teams from rep to beginner, and offering adult social competitions, rising-star training programs and camps, and leagues for children of all ages. The only problem is that far more people want to play than the four courts can possibly accommodate - which in turn means that the staff, whilst dedicated to encouraging the growth of the sport, often have to knock back players and teams. The centre is also quite old, and again being a council-run facility, provided with limited funds. On several occasions during the two years we've played there, the courts have been closed due to leaks in the roofing and falling light fittings. Fingers crossed, the problems are now being addresses and these infrastructure problems will be solved, but there's not much they can do about the space ...