50m pool bulkhead move
Please note, we will be commencing squad long course training from Wednesday 2nd Oct, we will be moving the bulkhead on Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings from 8 - 8:30am. For safety reasons the pool will be closed and we kindly request that you temporarily vacate the pool area during this time. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
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Welcome to Albany Creek Leisure Centre
The Albany Creek Leisure Centre is one of the largest health clubs, swim schools and group fitness providers in North Brisbane. We offer you the largest swimming and water safety program on the north side. With three heated swimming pools, we welcome and encourage everyone to come in and learn how to swim, all year round!
Our centre has a large 24-hour health club facility that is fully equipped with a variety of weights, cardio and strength equipment. We offer you a vast range of group fitness classes that run each week, including Les Mills and aquatic group fitness classes, as well as Coaching Zone and our newest program, Reformer Pilates!
We also have several water sports on offer including synchronised swimming, water polo, squad training and master's swimming.
Visit us at the Café for coffee and lunch - whether you're a member or a casual visitor, we have something for the whole family to enjoy.
We look forward to providing you with the best health and leisure experiences possible!
Book your Visit
Make sure to book in for aqua classes and group fitness classes prior to arrival.
Create an account today or sign in to Active World to secure your spot.
Centre Opening Hours - 2024
Monday - Thursday
5:00am - 8:00pm
Friday
5:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday
6:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday
7:00am - 5:00pm
Public Holiday
Hours 10:00am - 4:00pm
(Public Holiday Hours may vary)
*Please Note - all pools close 15min before centre closure time.
Discover Albany Creek Leisure Centre
Visit our facilities pages for more information on what the Albany Creek Leisure Centre has to offer you!
Aquatic Classes
Using the resistance of water automatically increases the intensity of your workout, helping to increase your strength, flexibility and your overall health.
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The importance of understanding your swimming surroundings
Swimming is an enjoyable and invigorating activity that positively improves health in several ways and serves as a key activity in the lifestyle routines of many. As with any aquatic activity, it is important to understand the environment that you plan to swim in and any potential safety risks and hazards, to enjoy an incident-free swimming experience. Read on to learn more about safe swimming surroundings.
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World Heart Day: The Power of Exercise for a Healthy Heart
World Heart Day is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about cardiovascular health and promoting actions to prevent heart disease. Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death globally, but the good news is that many risk factors are manageable, and lifestyle modifications can significantly improve heart health. One of the most effective ways to safeguard your heart is through exercise.
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World Clinical Exercise Physiology Day
Today, we celebrate the first ever World Clinical Exercise Physiology Day, a day dedicated to raising
awareness of the vital role clinical exercise physiologists (CEPs) play in improving health outcomes
for people across the globe. Our Exercise Physiologists are at the forefront of using exercise as
medicine, helping to prevent and manage chronic diseases, enhance recovery, and improve overall
well-being.
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The Importance of Active Adult Supervision
Do you know what active adult supervision means when it comes to swimming, and the important role this plays in child drowning prevention?
Read on to learn why aquatic supervision is crucial for the safety of children and weak swimmers.
