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Parish Wharf Gym bristol

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Parish Wharf Gym situated at Station Road in Portishead provides a welcoming space focused on health improvement through state-of-the-art facilities and diverse training programs catered for various fitness levels. Our professional team aims to support each member with personalized training plans tailored towards achieving their individual goals while fostering community spirit among gym-goers. With ample equipment options and engaging group classes available throughout the week, we ensure every visit contributes positively towards your fitness journey. To learn more about our offerings or schedule a visit, please contact us at 01275 848494.

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Janet Voisey

5 Google Rating

Staff very friendly can usually get a badminton court when I need one. Good size pool but tiles sli

5/ 5

Staff very friendly can usually get a badminton court when I need one. Good size pool but tiles slippery, changing booths could be cleaner

M D

1 Google Rating

An extremely busy and dirty place. The hiegene level is substandard especially in the swimming pool.

1/ 5

An extremely busy and dirty place. The hiegene level is substandard especially in the swimming pool. The place is also oversubscribed mostly due to lack of competition in the area.

Tom McHale

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

David Wherrett

5 Google Rating

We love it here. Great place to take the kids. Scenery outside is lovely. Free parking as well. Clos

5/ 5

We love it here. Great place to take the kids. Scenery outside is lovely. Free parking as well. Close to Portishead shoos.

Andy Case

2 Google Rating

The leisure pool is nice for young children if and when it is open but as today shows. It is not ope

2/ 5

The leisure pool is nice for young children if and when it is open but as today shows. It is not open to 5.30pm even though it is for under 7s. Also, it's goggles. Hopefully you aren't having a weeding when you get married.

Daisy Purnell

1 Google Rating

Absolutely filthy. Toilets and basin didn't look like it had been cleaned in months. Floors need a d

1/ 5

Absolutely filthy. Toilets and basin didn't look like it had been cleaned in months. Floors need a damn good clean. They are really slippery too. My child went flying and was walking holding my hand and nearly took me with them. Not funny as I have severe arthritis. Also told I would need to buy a lock as lockers were not not lockable. Another £5.00. And when we did try and use the lock it didn't work properly. Would NEVER RECOMMEND THIS PLACE. Horrible. !!!!! Did a 30 mile round trip for 35 minutes in a disgusting and quite cold pool. Will definitely not be returning!!

WeellMark

5 Google Rating

Great leisure centre but the swimming pool is way too cold especially for baby's

5/ 5

Great leisure centre but the swimming pool is way too cold especially for baby's

Tom Casey

4 Google Rating

Great to see it fully open now. Very friendly staff and good value.

4/ 5

Great to see it fully open now. Very friendly staff and good value.

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  • Sunday06:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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  • Tuesday06:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday06:00 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Thursday06:00 AM - 09:00 PM
  • Friday08:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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