Attraction Information
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Swimming Pools and Leisure Centres
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Sports Centres
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Lidos
Ages: all ages
Venue type: Indoor and Outdoor
Stratford Park Leisure Centre, as well as being home to indoor facilities galore, a 50 metre outdoor pool also welcomes those wanting to take a dip, with a trio of diving boards tempting the brave!
A great way to have fun in the sun and get a fit family splash about going. You can take lessons indoors if you like or even lessons on the diving boards so when they are open you can show off in style! No belly floppers in this family!
Seeing as it's situated within the stunning surrounds of Stroud's Stratford Park (one of Gloucestershire's finest) you'd be wise to pack a picnic for tucking into after a long swim. You know how hungry the kids get once they're dry side again! And seeing as there's so much else to do it's a great way to refuel them without leaving the area so once you're ready you can pop back in and do something else! Epic!
Other indoor facilities include 100 station gym, over 75 group exercise classes each week, sports hall, squash courts, table tennis, sauna and steam room, meeting rooms and cafe bar; while outside features an astro turf pitch and tennis courts.
Facilities
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Toilets Available
Getting There and Contact Information
Address
Stratford Road, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 4AF, England
Contact
Click here to visit Stratford Park Leisure Centre's website
01453 766771
Standard Opening Times and Pricing
Opening hours
Monday to Friday 07:00 - 22:00
Saturday to Sunday 07:30 - 22:00
Please see website for Swimming Sessions
Pricing
General Admission (Swim)
Adults: £3.70
Kids: £2.20
More Information
Reviews
Awful, disappointing, shabby.
Written by Russet . 16.07.18
I took my three grandkids to the outdoor pool, and could not believe that I had been charged money to go into the baby pool. Luckily we had taken toys as only a broken very sharp crocodile was floating around. My eldest grand daughter could have gone into the big pool, (feel you are contravening trade discrimination with your photo). When we were there one set of steps had tape around and the pool had ridiculous floating lines sectioning it off in a bizarre way that only the life guards seemed to understand, as people kept trying to enter the pool only to be told that section wasn’t open? As we were leaving guys with snorkels were cleaning the green algae off the bottom of the pool with people still swimming. All in all a very disappointing visit and not one we would ever repeat .