Chard Leisure Centre

Very clean, tidy and friendly Staff (Only used the pool so far)Shame they don't have their own Car Park, which if using the Leisure Centre you get your money back or a discount. You have to pay so don't get caught out. (They have steps in to the pool now,before the steps were in the wall)

We booked a month pass whilst house-sitting nearby. We only used the swimming pool and it was great. The poolside staff are upbeat and friendly. Lisa on reception is extremely welcoming, informative and friendly.

We visit the pool and the soft play, the pool although not quite as warm as others is always so clean, the changing area is big, and again kept very clean, lovely warm showers. Only downside is sometimes the young life guards do let children get away with things they perhaps shouldn't, like kicking a ball across the pool.The soft play here is a good size, and the cafe has lovely food and a good price too.

Really poor, booked online for 2 children and an adult , got here and was told one of the children was too tall to enter, as to quote them “older kids break stuff” ( she was just over the line)They can’t process a refund as it was booked online. So if have to claim that separately.Every table is covered with signs dictating the rules , pretty grim place won’t be coming backGo to Seals cove in bridport if your looking for somewhere good

Terrible. So the website has terrible descriptions. Phone goes to answerphone. £1 fee when booking online. And you have to book the kids pool weekends and half term. Honestly, gone are the days of simply going for a swim. Staff not helpful either

I'm into my second year's membership, so I must like it. I can't comment on the pool or class studios, but the gym is a pleasant, airy space with a good range of equipment, nice lighting and a decent set of free weights. Staff range from polite to really friendly. Impressed by the maintenance of the gear and cleaning of the gym and changing rooms. If you want to start a conversation in the changing rooms, though, just talk about how oddly small they are, compared to the large open space in the area outside - I don't believe the architect was a gym user. I think the (now defunct) district council was mean not to allow cheaper parking for Leisure Centre users - and it would make more sense if the bike racks were protected from the rain.

Great size swimming pools for beginners and experienced swimming! Lots of seating for relaxing with a bite to eat from the cafe! And good poolside views to watch the little ones in their lessons.Soft play is good value and lots of fun for the little ones

The softplay is good but expensive and they now chuck on a booking fee. Staff leave you standing there like a lemon when you want to buy something. Can also be jobsworths