Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre

Good volleyball drop in but requires you to play with a few beginners. So you are only allowed to use 40% power other than the 40 minutes of competitive game that are offered. Problem is that there is usually more competitive players then there are spots so some days you are stuck with beginners throughout. The ceiling are are also low ceiling.

Update: Oct 2022, It would be nice if they paint parking spots clearly because it is not there at all and people use their imaginary lines to park which never ends up nice. Placing couple of more garbage bins around the parking would help. Also trim the bottom portion of Pine or evergreen trees there because it is very difficult to see what's hiding underneath, I've seen a few Red Foxes and Cayotes wondering there on regular basis, which is totally fine, it is nice to share the space in harmony with the wildlife but clearing underneath trees would not get dog walkers off guard.My review 5 years ago: There is always some room for improvements so I am only giving 4 Stars to QEPCCC. It is crowded sometimes so I usually avoid going even though I live 15 houses down from there. Drop ins for tennis, badminton, Squash or accessing any court games are tricky...you will have to wait long to get in unless you go or part of a large group. Full fitness membership is better than optional ones, the gym is clean and quiet. Window glass, mirrors etc. need frequent cleaning. Parking is easy but I mostly walk or ride there. I never personally used the pool so no comments, however my kids use it sometimes and they said it's ok. It is relatively newer community centre therefore appears cleaner compared to few other older centres in Oakville. I live closer to Burlington and have membership to community centres there as well and they are equally good. I hope the court access and actually get to play there could have been better. However overall, not bad!

From the booking process to front desk and the services staff, everyone involved was very pleasant do deal with. Everyone there made sure that the even goes as planned and not a single ask from us was turned down. The staff's professional demeanour and willingness to help was something that I have not experienced in a while. Please pass on my comments to the staff and their management as I believe their hard work is deserving of recognition.

Very clean and organized. Not much crowded. It was our first visit. I enrolled my son for Art Adventure and he loved it. However checking about vaccine shots then again checking up the status via filling up a form on Ontario website was too much. Handling a 3 year old with a bag, winter accessories, mask, sanitizer, wallet etc while showing phone here and there including an id was a bit much. Checking at one point should be enough rather than at two gates while entering the premisesMy son is missing his Art Classes as they are over now

Kim Mitchell at QE High School 1980

The gym is neat but not big. The pool was quite spacious. It looked like they were doing a program like art here.

Such an amazing place to visit! There's so many things to do for all ages. There are frequent musical performances (I recommend the high rendition jazz concert, that was very impressive.), beautiful artwork displayed in the hallways, fitness rooms, a pool, and so much more.In 2021 I got to display two of my paintings in the QEPCC. It was a very nice experience for me as I have never exhibited my artwork before. The staff were very supportive and gave me lots of advice when it came to artwork and exhibiting.

Might be the perfect and No.1 community center in GTA. Multifunction rooms and facilities, and large parking.

Such an amazing place to visit! There's so many things to do for all ages. There are frequent musical performances (I recommend the high rendition jazz concert, that was very impressive.)

Modern community center. Teo large soccer pitches. Tennis club on the north side. There is lots of parking. A couple separate green spaces connected by a winding path.