•Swimming•King Georges Rd &, Forest Rd, Hurstville NSW 2221, Australia
Price
From $250 per package
Recommended Ages
5 - 12 years
Group Size
Minimum 10 guests
Party Duration
2 hours
Price
From $250 per package
Ages
5 - 12 years
Group Size
Min 10 guests
Duration
2 hours
About This Venue
BIRTHDAY PARTIES BOOKINGS ARE TEMPORARILY PAUSED
Looking for a splash-tastic party destination in Hurstville? Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre turns loose the fun with exciting swimming parties perfect for making a big splash on that special day! Imagine the laughter and energy as guests dive into an afternoon of aquatic activities. It's an ideal spot for kids who love to swim and play in the water, promising a vibrant and active celebration centered around fantastic swimming fun.
Planning your pool party is straightforward, starting with the essentials. Parties here have a set duration of 2 hours, giving everyone plenty of time to enjoy the water. You'll need a minimum of 10 guests to kick off the festivities. Pricing begins at $250, providing a clear starting point for budgeting your memorable event at this popular aquatic venue.
Opening Hours
Monday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday
6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Monday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday
5:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday
6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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The gym facilities at Hurstville Aquatic Centre are excellent, and the staff within the gym are always professional, friendly, and supportive. I have been very happy with that aspect of my membership.
However, I am quite disappointed with the ongoing issues regarding the spa, sauna, and steam room facilities. The spa is frequently out of order and rarely appears to be repaired properly. Recently, the sauna was unavailable, and the steam room was also out of service this morning. Unfortunately, this has become a recurring issue.
As members, we continue to be charged full fees, yet these amenities are often inaccessible, which does not feel fair or reflective of the advertised services. Additionally, the general cleanliness and maintenance of these facilities appear to be lacking.
I would strongly suggest that management either ensure these facilities are consistently maintained and available, or consider adjusting membership fees when services are out of order for extended periods.
The gym itself is a fantastic facility, but the spa, sauna, and steam room require urgent and consistent attention.
3 months ago
Jennifer Yang
★
I’ve been with this gym for many years, and my membership has been on and off during that time. Sometimes my membership expires, but I still join other paid activities. This time, I signed up and paid for the Boot Camp program. I’ve never had any issues entering before.
Today, I was already running late for Boot Camp and wanted to get in quickly. However, the front desk lady stopped me and said that only members can attend Boot Camp. I used to be a member, just not at the moment, but I did pay for the Boot Camp program. The whole situation made it feel like it was my fault, I’m really disappointing!
2 weeks ago
Turpinator
★★★★
My wife and i come here at least 2 times a week, sometimes 3, so to get full benefit we purchase a package to swim, sauna, spa and steam room. The steam room has been quite busy some mornings, but i am sick and tired of PAYING for this only to not be able to get in sometimes. I understand i will only hold so many people but the amount of people who use it and NOT wearing wrist bands has become quite signifigant. If you dont want to POLICE this then we will only start paying for a swim BUT use the facilities like everyone else. If you want to lose money, thats up to management
a month ago
Hung N
★★★★
Hurstville Aquatic Centre is a really solid local spot with a lot to offer. The main pools are excellent, and we've found the swimming lessons to be well-run and effective for the kids. The gym is spacious, and there's a good variety of equipment, making it a decent place for a workout. The staff are generally friendly and helpful, which always makes a difference.
However, one area that consistently needs more attention, especially for hygiene, is the cleanliness of the bathing facilities – specifically the showers, changing rooms, and the wet areas around the spas, steam room, and sauna. While the main areas are generally well-maintained, these high-traffic, wet zones often feel like they could use a much more rigorous and frequent cleaning schedule. For a public facility, especially one focused on health and wellness, a higher standard of cleanliness in these specific areas would significantly improve the overall experience and comfort for all users. More effort really needs to be put into this aspect.
Despite this, it's still a valuable community asset with good programs and facilities. Addressing the hygiene in the bathing areas would easily push it to a full 5-star rating. I'm hopeful they'll focus on this going forward!
5 months ago
Thuy N
★★★★
Hurstville Aquatic Centre continues to be a great local facility with plenty to offer. The pools are well-maintained, and the kids’ swimming programs are organised and effective. The gym has a solid range of equipment, and it’s spacious enough to get a decent workout in without feeling cramped. Staff are usually friendly and approachable, which adds to the positive atmosphere.
That said, one ongoing issue that affects the overall experience is the overcrowding in the spa, sauna, and steam room. These areas are popular, especially during peak hours, but they often feel too full to be truly relaxing or enjoyable. It can be difficult to make use of them comfortably, and at times, this also impacts the general cleanliness and air quality of the space. Managing the number of users or improving the flow through these areas would make a big difference.
Despite this, the centre still serves as a valuable resource for the community. With a bit more attention to managing crowd levels in the wellness facilities, it could really elevate the experience for everyone. Fingers crossed they’ll take this on board!
