Pendle Leisure Centre

4.3· 198 reviews on GoogleCrown Way, ColneMore in Colne

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Category: Fitness Studio
Location: Colne
Rating: 4.3 / 5 (198 reviews on Google)

Pendle Leisure Centre in Colne is a comprehensive leisure and fitness facility operated by Pendle Leisure Trust. It offers a wide range of activities including swimming, gym, fitness classes, sports hall, reformer Pilates, family activities such as inflatable fun and waves & slide, swimming lessons, junior and teen gyms, personal training, and health and wellbeing programmes.

The centre is part of a network of facilities across the Pendle area committed to health and wellbeing.

Classes

Swimming LessonsAdult Only SwimmingAqua BabiesFemale Only SwimmingWaves and SlideInflatable Fun

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How much does it cost to train at Pendle Leisure Centre?

Pendle Leisure Centre does not list fixed prices here, but it has an intro offer: Free 7 Day Pass available for new members.

Where is Pendle Leisure Centre?

Pendle Leisure Centre is at Crown Way, Colne.

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What rating does Pendle Leisure Centre have?

Pendle Leisure Centre has 4.3 out of 5 on Google based on 198 reviews.

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