Very good swimming pool for kids, not if your an adult wanting a lane swim. wave machine every 15 minutes. Not overcrowded as they manage numbers by making people wait if there is too many

We go here often, the slide being accessible to non swimmers is a massive win for our family, the wave pool adds an element of excitement every so often to break up the time in the pool. They limit the amount of people in the pool at any time and whilst this can sometimes mean a frustrating queue at the door for the next session - it means whilst you are in the pool you can actually enjoy having your own space to play and swim even when at capacity (they don’t over fill it like some places do). The changing rooms are often not as clean as we’d like (even though we usually visit in the morning when you’d expect them to be at their best). My family use Makaton (a type of sign language) for our little boy. Whilst the life guards don’t know any sign language they are very quick to notice and either ask for the appropriate sign to communicate with my child or communicate to me when he can go up the slide or has to wait. When the lifeguard changes they always transfer the information and make sure the next lifeguard on the slide in particular is aware my son uses makaton which is really appreciated.

Visited the leisure centre today and was served by Peter who was excellent. Myself and my husband have the Inspire Leisure pass so swimming is included but didn’t realise we can have a free guest pass every month until Peter told us, this meant that our son and daughter in law went free …. Excellent customer service Peter thank you 👍

Me and my 2 friends were excited to be going swimming today until we got in the pool. the lifeguards were very rude and sarcastic as when we went into the deep end we were asked “can you even swim” and we replied with yes multiple times as we were swimming perfectly fine in there for the last 10 minutes. One of my friends has a body insecurity and was told to remove their swim t-shirt. Changing room area was rather dirty and muck all over the floors and in crevices. Overall lifeguard staff are extremely rude and wouldn’t go back again.

Upon exploring the neighbouring regions for a suitable beach, I discovered this particular beach. Although Cleethorpes Leisure Centre is not directly on the beach, a charming miniature train provides convenient transportation from the beach to the centre for a reasonable fare of £2 one way. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by a picturesque garden featuring a paid swimming pool for children, boating facilities, and tranquil seating areas. A walking trail encircles the area, and a magnificent fountain takes centre stage in the park. Due to our late discovery, we were unable to spend an extended period at this location. In conclusion, this venue offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, providing an ideal setting for relaxation and rejuvenation.