Leisure centres
We offer a range of facilities at leisure centres across the county.
In line with the Prime Minister's announcement that England will move to 'Plan B' to slow the spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus, face coverings must be worn in your local leisure centre from Friday 10 December 2021. Face masks or face coverings are required for all staff and the public when in the leisure centre with certain exemptions which include anyone with a health condition or disability, and those under the age of eleven. Face coverings may only be removed while eating.
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List of our leisure centres
- Abbey Leisure Centre
- Chester-le-Street Leisure Centre
- Consett Leisure Centre
- Freeman's Quay Leisure Centre
- The Louisa Centre
- Meadowfield Leisure Centre
- Newton Aycliffe Leisure Centre
- Peterlee Leisure Centre
- Riverside Leisure Complex
- Seaham Leisure Centre
- Shildon-Sunnydale Leisure Centre
- Spennymoor Leisure Centre
- Teesdale Leisure Centre
- Wolsingham Leisure Centre
- Woodhouse Close Leisure Complex
Use our postcode lookup to see your nearest leisure centres.
Leisure centres operated by other organisations
The following leisure centre is operated by SLAM Community Development Trust:
The following leisure centres were transferred into community ownership as part of the 2011 indoor facilities review:
- Deerness Gymnastics Academy
- Active Life @ Coxhoe
- Ferryhill Sport & Education Centre
- Durham City Gymnastics Club located in what was previously Sherburn Leisure Centre
There are also Community gyms across County Durham.
- Culture and Sport
- Culture and Sport
- 03000 266 555
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Our address is:
- Regeneration and Local Services
- County Hall
- Durham
- County Durham
- United Kingdom
- DH1 5UL
