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Here are just 5 good reasons why you, your family and friends should head to our leisure centres this summer.
Summer Holiday Club Activities
Day Camps and Drop In sessions offer hours of parent-free fun and games for juniors aged 5 to 12 years old. Activities include Archery, Frisbee Golf, Trampolining, a Falconry Display, Arts & Crafts and much, much more!
Swimming
Whatever the weather our indoor and outdoor pools offer a splashing time for all! Visit Tonbridge Swimming Pool’s heated Outdoor Pool or head to the Leisure Pool at Larkfield Leisure Centre for water features galore! Our Summer Swim School courses include Stage 1 and Stage 2, plus a Learn 2 Swim course for non swimmers aged 7 years+.
Larkabout
Three floors of interactive play equipment, slides, crawl tubes and ball pools offer an adventurous time for young explorers. In August we’re offering Larkabout for just £1 when an adult and child pay for a weekday swim before 11am.
EXCEL Fitness Programme
11 to 18 year olds can take part in a programme of exclusive gym-based sessions and fitness classes including Spin, Football Fitness, Badminton, Stomp, Weight Circuit, Bar Strong and more. Classes available seven days a week.
Golf Camps at Poult Wood Join us every weekday morning for some great golfing fun! Our experienced PGA Professionals run entertaining sessions on the driving range and 9 Hole Course. Camps run from 9.30am to 12.30pm and are suitable for those aged 7 to 14 years.
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