1 / 3The Leisuredrome
📍 Bishopbriggs, Central Scotland
Multi-facility leisure centre with main and teaching pools, Saturday flume sessions, Charlie's Big Adventure soft play for ages 1 to 7, sauna, steam rooms, gym, squash court, and outdoor pitches.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children aged 1 to 7 who want to split time between the pool and soft play in a single visit. Saturday flume sessions are a reliable draw for older children. Staff across reception and poolside are consistently rated as friendly and helpful.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Mark
5 months ago
“It's great being back at the 'Sports Centre' again after all these years.The reception and pool staff are very friendly and helpful. The pool is as good as I remember it. Busy and quiet times, but that is to be expected at any sports facility. It would be great to see the coloured squares back on the wall again, even if they no longer serve a purpose. Oh!...and the gold running man, get him out of storage... ;-)”
Claire Smith
3 years ago
“Great little softplay. I have a one year old and a seven year old, they both had a good run about not too big for the little one. You can get a cake / lunch / coffee from the little cafe. I have always found the staff at the leisure centre to be friendly and helpful.”
Paula Murray
10 months ago
“Easy to find. Good sized car park although not designed very well. Gym layout is a little odd but manageable. Good variety of classes to book via the app.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
The Leisuredrome combines swimming and soft play under one roof — a practical combination for families with children across different ages. The main pool includes an observation area and Saturday flume sessions. Charlie's Big Adventure soft play caters for ages 1 to 7, with a cafe adjacent for parents. The gym has a class programme bookable via app. Changing rooms have reported minor maintenance issues including grubby floors and some hairdryers out of order.
