Did you know Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton is the biggest YMCA facility on earth? This massive centre, sprawling over approximately 330,000 square feet, does more than just cater to fitness enthusiasts; it serves as a hub for arts, culture, sports, and community interactions. Nestled amidst a high school, a regional park, and the southeast LRT, its prime location at 4995 Market Street S.E. makes it easily accessible to residents.
Key Features of Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton:
Aquatic Wonders:
- A 50m, 10 lane competition pool, perfectly designed for competitive swimmers.
- Dedicated diving area.
- A fun-filled water park for family outings.
- Leisure pool for a more relaxed swimming experience.
- Spectator viewing area, letting you cheer on your favourite swimmers.
- Unwind in their hot tubs or steam room after a tiring day.
- Sports and Fitness:
- Two multi-purpose ice rinks for ice sports enthusiasts.
- Three spacious gymnasiums featuring multi-purpose flooring.
- A well-equipped fitness centre boasting both cardio and strength training equipment.
- Dedicated fitness and aerobics studios for group workouts.
- A 200m running/walking track for the avid runner or casual walker.
Community and Learning Spaces:
- A mammoth 25,000 sq. ft. full-service library, catering to readers of all ages.
- Rooms of varying sizes which can be utilized as studios, classrooms, or meeting spaces.
- A dedicated youth centre, ensuring there’s something for the younger demographic.
- Spaces tailored for art creation, featuring a studio and gallery.
- Entertainment and Services:
- A modern 250-seat theatre for hosting shows, lectures, and events.
- Childcare or child minding facilities for busy parents on the go.
- An in-house food service section to satiate hunger pangs.
- A physiotherapy and medical clinic for wellness and healthcare needs.
Whether you’re an athlete, an art lover, a parent, or simply someone looking for a place to unwind and engage, Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton promises something for everyone. It’s not just a rec centre; it’s a cornerstone of community life in southeast Calgary.
