Shaw Centre

Went to a childrens birthday party here and it was wonderful, pool was very very busy but the lazy river is sooo fun for the younger kids and the whole family enjoyed the slide, diving board and hot tub

This is mine and my nieces second favourite swimming pool (next to Harry Bailey lol). The change rooms are very clean & I just wish that they had more/better hours for tot & family swim because it gets so busy for general public swim. But that obviously means that is because it’s a great pool lol.I definitely want to check out one of the aquatic classes soon

Hot tub is good..often very busy Tuesdays- Friday evenings. The Gymnasium has been closed since at least December. Hopefully some type of security can be utilized and the Gymnasium can open for everyone to shoot hoops again asap. I don't know the circumstances of why the gym had to be closed, but it's sad Shaw centre staff etc can't figure put a solution that will enable the many that need it, especially in the winter. Come on people, get the gym open again!!

It’s nice the diving area is perfect and the pool os nice and there’s a lot of fun things to do

When I visit Saskatoon a couple times a year, this is one of the pools I enjoy swimming lanes at. My husband has tickets from a while ago and that's worked well for paying for the drop in.There are several areas for swimming and a hot tub that accommodates 25 people. Always hot and has jets (one would hope!!) I enjoy the larger pool for swimming lanes. Water is at a great crisp temperature and the pool has always been clean. Fun to see families using the diving boards.There are plenty of coin lockers that you can use or ones if you brought your own locks. The bathrooms don't smell like stale urine and the showers are clean.My one complaint is that the water from the fountains is always luke warm. Could be fixed.Would go again when I am back in Saskatoon.

We arrived at the shaw center at 2pm. The road up to the facility is quite nice and the turn off is well marked with signs pointing to the Shaw Center. Once you enter the building, you're greeted with open design with a lot of windows for natural light. There are washrooms available at the check in desk as passed the doors to the pool/gym area. Men's and women's changerooms available as well as a family option. Very clean facility. Pool area is great. The main pool is quite warm and the kids had fun in the lazy river. The pool with the diving boards were open and we had so much fun in there. The hot tub just before the doors to the diving boards was much hotter than the other hot tub. Gym looks like all brand new equipment. All around a good time!

Bring your own lock or make sure you have 50 cents for tokens for the lockers. People still manage to steal supposedly. Busy on weekends. Not sure about evenings. There's a sign at the front desk about needing a bracelet for the weight room. I forgot to ask about that.Not sure what else I can add.

I was straight up told there's high incidents of theft. If you use your own locker

Love the 2 level fitness room. Lots of cardio options and no shortage of weights and machines. The walking/running track is a highlight for me. 2 great pools. 1 with waterslide, hot tubs and great for family swims, the other a great competition pool with lane swimming, diving platforms etc. The entire place (Sandwiched between Public and Catholic high schools) smells like a pool and reminds me of swimming lessons as a kid. It's an extra drive across town for me, but my favorite city facility. A little bit of everything for everyone. My only gripe is that it's a bit claustrophobic at times. Some of the walkways are crowded with folks hanging out between sets, and some of the cardio (bikes) are a bit too close to each other. All tolerable though, for the extra equipment they can fit in.

Shaw Centre is an amazing place to be. It's one of the biggest leisure centres in Saskatoon. It has large parking spaces for users, and the front desk attendants are nice. There's a wide variety of facilities here like: swimming pool, gym, gymnastics, courts, etc. Making use of these facilities requires leisure cards or tickets that can be purchased at the centre. There's also child minding available for those who own leisure cards so you can carry out with your activities while your child is being looked after. There are also vending machines within the facility.