1 / 3David Weir Leisure Centre
๐ Carshalton, Greater London
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Community leisure centre with a 25m pool, soft play, indoor athletics track with jump pits and throwing cages, gym, and group fitness studio. Cashless payments throughout. On-site cafe and full pram access.
๐ Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children who swim or are interested in athletics - the track and structured junior sessions set this apart from standard leisure centres. Toddlers get a quieter, cheaper soft play than most competitors. Parents who drive should treat the car park as a gamble and have a backup transport plan ready.
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karen ashfield
9 months ago
โBeautiful room (second floor Motmot no 215) in a lovely hotel. Great location : feels like your in the middle of a big reserve but actually you're just 10 minute stroll to Santa, Elena town. The breakfast was beautiful, nice to have full service not buffet. As with the whole of Costa Rica the service was excellent : knowledgeable and friendly staff in all rolesโ
Robert Colyer
10 months ago
โVery professional and friendly staff Decent little gym with plenty of equipment all in good condition Added bonus of a sports hall and running trackโ
Bobbie Samuels (Bobbie)
9 months ago
โNice softplay Area, also much cheaper and quieter than others we have visited.โ
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Based on Google review tagsFriendly staff
26 reviews
Running track
10 reviews
Cleanliness
7 reviews
Big gym areas
6 reviews
Cafe
6 reviews
Overview
David Weir Leisure Centre packs swimming pools, soft play, a state-of-the-art gym, group fitness studio, and a full indoor athletics track - including running lanes, jump pits, and throwing cages - into one south London site. Gymnastics, junior athletics, and table tennis sessions run regularly. The cafe and accessible facilities make it workable for full family days. Parking is the persistent weak point: the car park fills fast and five visits out of ten may leave you circling.






