Beaches Recreation Centre
Toronto, ON, CANADA
Adult Admission Price & Policy
Drop-in/Casual
Lap/lane/length swims: CAD 4.50; Senior Citizens (60) CAD 2.25. Leisure swims: Free. [June, 2022]
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Full-Size, Year-Round Pools & Boards
Pool 1
25y, 6 lanes, indoors,
80º - 82ºF (27º - 28ºC).
Location
County/Region
Toronto Municipality
GPS
43.673747, -79.298925
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Facility Reviews
It's filthy! I have never seen such a dirty change/shower/pool facility. It really is disappointing!
It’s not so much “filthy” as old and run-down:
There are no working lockers in the change rooms.
There’s only one shower, so it is co-ed.
The facility is cold, both in and out of the water.
There are no working lockers in the change rooms.
There’s only one shower, so it is co-ed.
The facility is cold, both in and out of the water.
It's disappointing that in a nice, old, affluent neighbourhood like the Beach, such a dirty and worn-out facility could exist. It's time to build something new and modern here.
[April, 2013]
[April, 2013]
The place seems quite well maintained to me, with some dust on the elevated tile behind the dressing benches, at most. Old? It was built before metric, so yes. It's a school facility being shared by the city, so there's a fair bit of complexity in trying to get it updated. Don't bother with the lockers. Take your stuff into the pool area with you, everyone else does. My biggest complaint is about not being able to take my swimsuit off in the co-ed showers.
The locker rooms are super warm; the pool area slightly less, so the water feels a little cool when you get in but, if you are there for a workout, you will be more than warm enough within the first lap or two.
[December, 2013]
The locker rooms are super warm; the pool area slightly less, so the water feels a little cool when you get in but, if you are there for a workout, you will be more than warm enough within the first lap or two.
[December, 2013]
I agree that it's more of an old facility than dirty. The change room is small and designed for a junior public school. It would be nice to have separate showers instead of co-ed. Otherwise the pool serves its purpose.
[March, 2014]
[March, 2014]
They really need to clean the changing rooms and get the lockers working. And when I say clean, I mean scrub that place top to bottom.
[July, 2015]
[July, 2015]