Great location, lots of space, and not too busy in the mornings. I really enjoyed working out here…read morewhile travelling to St. John's. Thank you!

I spend a fair amount of time here, especially when I need a break from my computer. I've been…read moreattending for two years, and chose this location over the others around town because it was close to my work. Goodlife is a great gym, albeit expensive. Since they took over Nubody's, they've added a whole load of new classes, including the wildly popular Zumba. Since this place is right in the heart of downtown St. John's, businessmen and women flock here between 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., and it gets BUSY. You also get the usual crowd of people who aren't really there to work out, but men who stand idly to the side flexing their muscles while gawking at women, or women who show up with more make-up caked on than is appropriate even for a strip club. Service is friendly, however, and I never have problems using their equipment. I've been to the other Goodlife gyms, and they're great, but this one has the most open space (other than the Women's Only section, which kinda sucks).

Walked through it once. The grass was short probably from being walked on so much. Seemed nice,…read morelots to do. They were doing races that day. Don't sleep on this short-grassed gem, b'y

Ok first off, before I looked up the website to add to this business page, I was under the…read moreimpression that this park was pronounced ba-na-men park. I GREW UP HERE. That's just ridiculous. Well... The More You Know. This park is a little hub in the city that hosts everything from the folk festival to found memories of the first time I tried wine while sitting in the gazebo. It's a great piece of central green space that has a little bit for every one. Whether it's sight seeing for touristy folks, a spot to sit down and down some lunch picnic style or a play place for the kiddies - it's a pretty nifty park. Last time I was here, it had (and was) undergoing some pretty serious upgrades & maintenance, so that's nice to see they are keeping this place well groomed. On a nice day, it's the perfect spot to grab ice cream and take a wander through.

So much fun. Fantastic kind staff. the activities are great for kids to get that energy going!!read more

Best place for bowling in St. John's if you have a small crowd. Lane rentals are at reasonable…read moreprices, the lanes are well maintained and it is the only place in the metro area that has 10 pin bowling with a variety of bowling balls ranging from 7-15 lbs in mass to accommodate almost everyone (it also has 5 pin bowling available). They have a well stocked snack bar (which includes beer and some alcohol) as well as a lounge area for legal patrons (19 years of age or older) and a party room for birthday parties or other celebrations. There are several leagues which are held during the year, including a 10 pin bowling league which is a great opportunity to have a night out and meet new people. As well, if you like darts, they hold several dart leagues as well (must be 19+). Definitely a great place for all age groups and personalities. You have to check this place out.

Mia was amazing and made the games even more fun! I highly recommend this place for some adrenaline…read morepumping activities and I hope you get the same girl as us!

This place is "off the hook" lol Tom does an awesome job and has been around the paintball scene…read morefor years. They play every Sunday and do scenarios. The shop is great, always the best gear! If you are into paintball, you need to go see Tom. They even do parties!

Good gym, clean with nice change rooms. Could use a whirl pool!read more

We recently had friends visiting from Honduras and decided to immerse them into some local history…read moreby booking a 'Travel Through Twine' walking tour of the Battery in St. John's with Randy Pearcey. I have to say that it is one of the best ways to spend a few hours, especially if you have friends or family visiting from away. Randy is a retired teacher and is a wealth of knowledge of the area with an ability to educate his guests in a very passionate and informative way. Tony Pearcey had the wood stove nicely burning by the time we returned to Pearcey's Twine Store after our walking tour, which was so welcoming. We were able to relax, tell a few stories and enjoy the view of the harbour. This tour is highly recommended. It's a very good experience and will leave you with many good memories. I highly recommend it. Janet Lenover Bay Roberts, NL

A nice place to visit. The harbour is nice as well. Worth visiting. Chafe's restaurant is also a…read moregood place for lunch while visiting the Mini Aquarium.

If you decide to drive the pot-hole laden, austere Irish loop all or part of the way, or simply out…read moreto Cape Spear the Mini Aquarium in Petty Harbour is worth a stop or small detour. First of all, Petty Harbour has to be one of the largest and most picturesque towns in southern Newfoundland. You can actually find a bite to eat and some scenic photo spots here. The Mini Aquarium is indeed a small place. As you come into Petty Harbour you will see its sign on the side of the building and have little trouble getting there. Inside there are two small rooms with about 20-25 tanks of various species of Newfoundland Marine life. Each room has a few tanks where you can "pet" various creatures such as star fish. Washrooms are available here as well. The cost for an adult was 8-9$ (I can't remember exactly). This price was worth it to me, if in some small way to support this educational place. The staff were extremely knowledgeable and helpful with information. I came rather indifferent to making the stop, yet left glad I did.