Gungahlin Leisure Centre

Gungahlin Leisure Centre is a community aquatic, and recreation centre located in Canberra, Australia. As part of the Y NSW (YMCA New South Wales), the centre is committed to giving back to the local community. Membership fees help fund a range of youth and community programmes, so members can feel good about supporting important initiatives while getting fit and healthy.

The centre is a partnership between the ACT Government and Y NSW and offers a variety of facilities and services. The health club includes a gym floor with state-of-the-art equipment and group fitness classes, providing opportunities for members to achieve their health and fitness goals. The centre also features a weights area, a group fitness studio, and classes specifically designed for teens and those over 60 years old.

Swimming enthusiasts will appreciate the 50m indoor heated pool and programme pool, which are perfect for recreational swimming, laps, and swimming lessons. The centre is also inclusive, with disability parking, accessible pool ramps, and disability access.

For convenience, the centre offers change rooms, a café, and free parking. Public transport access is also available for those who prefer not to drive.

Gungahlin Leisure Centre encourages engagement through their online community. They can be found on social media channels such as Instagram and YouTube, where they share updates, events, and fitness challenges. They also provide information on their website about various services offered, including kinder gym for children, fitness sales, and managing bookings.

As a member or visitor to Gungahlin Leisure Centre, individuals are supporting a community-focused organisation that aims to connect, inspire, and impact lives. The centre is dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all, and they pride themselves on being a place where everyone can come together to learn, share, and grow.

To contact the centre, individuals can email or visit their main office. Gungahlin Leisure Centre is operated by the YMCA of Sydney Youth and Community Services Incorporated, a Public Benevolent Institution registered as a Charity. The centre acknowledges and respects the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land. They pay their respects to the Elders past and present and recognise the importance of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in preserving their cultural heritage.