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Morden Leisure Centre
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Morden Park is a 50-hectare public park and Site of Borough Importance for Nature Conservation, Grade 1, in the district of Morden Park in the London Borough of Merton. Of this, 28 hectares is a Local Nature Reserve. It is owned and managed by Merton Council. It includes Morden Park House.
Nearby attractions
The Baitul Futuh Mosque
181 London Rd, Morden SM4 5PT, United Kingdom
Morden Park
Lower Morden Ln, Morden SM4, UK, United Kingdom
Morden Recreation Ground
74 Farm Rd, Morden SM4 6RB, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Harvester George Morden
Epsom Rd, Morden SM4 5PJ, United Kingdom
Taste Restaurant
Merton College, London Rd, Morden SM4 5QX, United Kingdom
The Princess of India, Indian Restaurant, Morden
10-11 Morden Ct, London Rd, Morden SM4 5HJ, United Kingdom
Kenito's Piri Piri Morden
Morden Ct, Morden SM4 5HJ, United Kingdom
Verona
20 Morden Ct, London Rd, Morden SM4 5HJ, United Kingdom
Deluxe Pizza Morden
2, Morden Court Parade, London Rd, Morden SM4 5HJ, United Kingdom
Blue Junction Bar & Restaurant
1 Crown Ln, Morden SM4 5DA, United Kingdom
Roosters Grill Morden
117 London Rd, Morden SM4 5HP, United Kingdom
Bella Donna
87 London Rd, Morden SM4 5HP, United Kingdom
China Garden
95-97 London Rd, Morden SM4 5HP, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Travelodge London Wimbledon Morden
A24 Epsom Rd, Morden SM4 5PH, United Kingdom
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Morden Leisure Centre

London Rd, Morden SM4 5HE, United Kingdom
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Morden Park is a 50-hectare public park and Site of Borough Importance for Nature Conservation, Grade 1, in the district of Morden Park in the London Borough of Merton. Of this, 28 hectares is a Local Nature Reserve. It is owned and managed by Merton Council. It includes Morden Park House.

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attractions: The Baitul Futuh Mosque, Morden Park, Morden Recreation Ground, restaurants: Harvester George Morden, Taste Restaurant, The Princess of India, Indian Restaurant, Morden, Kenito's Piri Piri Morden, Verona, Deluxe Pizza Morden, Blue Junction Bar & Restaurant, Roosters Grill Morden, Bella Donna, China Garden
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+44 20 8640 6727
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better.org.uk
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Nearby attractions of Morden Leisure Centre

The Baitul Futuh Mosque

Morden Park

Morden Recreation Ground

The Baitul Futuh Mosque

The Baitul Futuh Mosque

4.8

(1.2K)

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Morden Park

Morden Park

4.6

(445)

Open 24 hours
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Morden Recreation Ground

Morden Recreation Ground

4.4

(141)

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Nearby restaurants of Morden Leisure Centre

Harvester George Morden

Taste Restaurant

The Princess of India, Indian Restaurant, Morden

Kenito's Piri Piri Morden

Verona

Deluxe Pizza Morden

Blue Junction Bar & Restaurant

Roosters Grill Morden

Bella Donna

China Garden

Harvester George Morden

Harvester George Morden

4.1

(1.5K)

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Taste Restaurant

Taste Restaurant

4.6

(21)

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The Princess of India, Indian Restaurant, Morden

The Princess of India, Indian Restaurant, Morden

3.8

(486)

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Kenito's Piri Piri Morden

Kenito's Piri Piri Morden

4.0

(267)

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Poorly run and many defects which are never repaired. Considering this place was newly built and only opened 5 years ago, it's in a state. There are many showers that don't work, many many lockers with broken or missing locks, many changing cubicles with defects or broken door locks, many basin taps not working or very loose. It seems the management have no plans to do any maintenance, and just let the place gradually fall in to disrepair. They can't even bother to put "out of order" signs on faulty shower cubicles. Also the cleaning is very poor. The floors get an occasional mop, but the debris and staining up the sides of changing and shower cubicles never get cleaned. I've been coming here for nearly 18 months now, and the changing cubicles have not been cleaned at all during that time. The same snot smears and filth that were there when I joined are still there. Also there's loads of chewing gum stuck all over the place. It seems the cleaners must all be registered blind, as they fail to notice any of the filth, snot smears, stains, chewing gum etc etc. See the photos i've added as a few examples. Also the scheduling for the swimming pool is poor. Swim for fitness ( lane swimming ) is one of the most popular activities, yet they only put sessions on early in the mornings, when most people are getting ready and going to work, or late in the evening. Nothing during the day on weekdays. Nearly the whole day is allocated to swim for all, where there's generally one or two parents with toddlers, and the occasional other swimmer. A waste of resources given to so few users The lifeguards all seem totally uninterested as well, staring at the clock or day dreaming. Rather than paying attention to aggressive and dangerous swimmers, or the mass of OAP's that tend to stand chatting for most of swim for fitness sessions, often blocking the whole end of the pool, so you can't complete a length, touch the end and go again. It's supposed to be SWIM for fitness, NOT stand chatting for fitness.... Having asked several staff and supervisors about the poor level of cleaning, maintenance defects, or if they could add a session or two of "swim for fitness" during the day, they were mostly rude and dismissive. It's just poorly organised, with mostly uninterested staff, and poorly managed all round.
Lyrical WordstarLyrical Wordstar
I love this gym, I really do. We take 3 classes a week. So, why only 2 stars? Myself and my daughter are disabled. There are also other disabled members. No-one monitors the disabled area of parking which is right outside the gym with the main car park maybe 100 hundred yards away. I have now had 3 altercations with people who have been in bays we have needed. One man was really aggresive and was there to walk his dog and left his child in the car! He asked me if I was the disabled parking police... Things got heated, when I went to get my phone he raced off. It's worse with bad weather or when parents bring their chidren to use the new gym equipment outside. It's as if they're called drop off or waiting bays. There needs to be a barrier where we can scan our badges to raise it. Then there are the disabled toilets. They need a radar key as people go in there to have a poo so no-one can smell it in the main toilets. This includes gym staff/trainers. All of this makes what should be wellbeing activities very stressful. I've mesaged the gym and had no response.
CatherineCatherine
I attended this former Better Gym at the old Morden Park Pools and this new Leisure Centre has it all. So modern it still looks 2D from outside, there's far more room at the entrance as well as a helpfully placed café - which, coincidentally, is where you can sit to oversee the pool. I haven't used the pools yet, but they look fairly spacious. There's a small viewing area upstairs too. Staff here are fantastic; they're all ready to help whenever and super friendly. Now that there's more room, they offer various fitness classes that you can book online. The gym is brilliant. There's so much more room and equipment. There are machines I've never seen before, so there's far more to do and more muscles to target! 💪 Plus you can get watch Sky Sports now! The screens on he many treadmills offer the option of several channels.
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Poorly run and many defects which are never repaired. Considering this place was newly built and only opened 5 years ago, it's in a state. There are many showers that don't work, many many lockers with broken or missing locks, many changing cubicles with defects or broken door locks, many basin taps not working or very loose. It seems the management have no plans to do any maintenance, and just let the place gradually fall in to disrepair. They can't even bother to put "out of order" signs on faulty shower cubicles. Also the cleaning is very poor. The floors get an occasional mop, but the debris and staining up the sides of changing and shower cubicles never get cleaned. I've been coming here for nearly 18 months now, and the changing cubicles have not been cleaned at all during that time. The same snot smears and filth that were there when I joined are still there. Also there's loads of chewing gum stuck all over the place. It seems the cleaners must all be registered blind, as they fail to notice any of the filth, snot smears, stains, chewing gum etc etc. See the photos i've added as a few examples. Also the scheduling for the swimming pool is poor. Swim for fitness ( lane swimming ) is one of the most popular activities, yet they only put sessions on early in the mornings, when most people are getting ready and going to work, or late in the evening. Nothing during the day on weekdays. Nearly the whole day is allocated to swim for all, where there's generally one or two parents with toddlers, and the occasional other swimmer. A waste of resources given to so few users The lifeguards all seem totally uninterested as well, staring at the clock or day dreaming. Rather than paying attention to aggressive and dangerous swimmers, or the mass of OAP's that tend to stand chatting for most of swim for fitness sessions, often blocking the whole end of the pool, so you can't complete a length, touch the end and go again. It's supposed to be SWIM for fitness, NOT stand chatting for fitness.... Having asked several staff and supervisors about the poor level of cleaning, maintenance defects, or if they could add a session or two of "swim for fitness" during the day, they were mostly rude and dismissive. It's just poorly organised, with mostly uninterested staff, and poorly managed all round.
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I love this gym, I really do. We take 3 classes a week. So, why only 2 stars? Myself and my daughter are disabled. There are also other disabled members. No-one monitors the disabled area of parking which is right outside the gym with the main car park maybe 100 hundred yards away. I have now had 3 altercations with people who have been in bays we have needed. One man was really aggresive and was there to walk his dog and left his child in the car! He asked me if I was the disabled parking police... Things got heated, when I went to get my phone he raced off. It's worse with bad weather or when parents bring their chidren to use the new gym equipment outside. It's as if they're called drop off or waiting bays. There needs to be a barrier where we can scan our badges to raise it. Then there are the disabled toilets. They need a radar key as people go in there to have a poo so no-one can smell it in the main toilets. This includes gym staff/trainers. All of this makes what should be wellbeing activities very stressful. I've mesaged the gym and had no response.
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I attended this former Better Gym at the old Morden Park Pools and this new Leisure Centre has it all. So modern it still looks 2D from outside, there's far more room at the entrance as well as a helpfully placed café - which, coincidentally, is where you can sit to oversee the pool. I haven't used the pools yet, but they look fairly spacious. There's a small viewing area upstairs too. Staff here are fantastic; they're all ready to help whenever and super friendly. Now that there's more room, they offer various fitness classes that you can book online. The gym is brilliant. There's so much more room and equipment. There are machines I've never seen before, so there's far more to do and more muscles to target! 💪 Plus you can get watch Sky Sports now! The screens on he many treadmills offer the option of several channels.
Catherine

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4.2
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1.0
1y

Poorly run and many defects which are never repaired. Considering this place was newly built and only opened 5 years ago, it's in a state. There are many showers that don't work, many many lockers with broken or missing locks, many changing cubicles with defects or broken door locks, many basin taps not working or very loose. It seems the management have no plans to do any maintenance, and just let the place gradually fall in to disrepair. They can't even bother to put "out of order" signs on faulty shower cubicles. Also the cleaning is very poor. The floors get an occasional mop, but the debris and staining up the sides of changing and shower cubicles never get cleaned. I've been coming here for nearly 18 months now, and the changing cubicles have not been cleaned at all during that time. The same snot smears and filth that were there when I joined are still there. Also there's loads of chewing gum stuck all over the place. It seems the cleaners must all be registered blind, as they fail to notice any of the filth, snot smears, stains, chewing gum etc etc. See the photos i've added as a few examples. Also the scheduling for the swimming pool is poor. Swim for fitness ( lane swimming ) is one of the most popular activities, yet they only put sessions on early in the mornings, when most people are getting ready and going to work, or late in the evening. Nothing during the day on weekdays. Nearly the whole day is allocated to swim for all, where there's generally one or two parents with toddlers, and the occasional other swimmer. A waste of resources given to so few users The lifeguards all seem totally uninterested as well, staring at the clock or day dreaming. Rather than paying attention to aggressive and dangerous swimmers, or the mass of OAP's that tend to stand chatting for most of swim for fitness sessions, often blocking the whole end of the pool, so you can't complete a length, touch the end and go again. It's supposed to be SWIM for fitness, NOT stand chatting for fitness.... Having asked several staff and supervisors about the poor level of cleaning, maintenance defects, or if they could add a session or two of "swim for fitness" during the day, they were mostly rude and dismissive. It's just poorly organised, with mostly uninterested staff, and poorly...

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3.0
2y

I went to Morden leisure centre for a swim. I wanted a day pass and was directed to an iPad where I gave a lot of information I thought to be excessive for somebody about to swim for 30/40 minutes. This does not reflect on the leisure centre of course but it did take me a good 5 minutes or so to sign up.

Went to the changing room where patrons were asked to remove their shoes before entering. I thought this was fair enough to prevent dirt coming in from the outside but it did look a bit untidy and could have benefitted from a shoe rack.

The swimming changing room lockers required a £1 coin to operate. This is fairly standard practice (despite the fact the gym lockers upstairs allow the user to use their own lock without a £1 coin). I was, however, very aggrieved when I asked the leisure centre cafe to borrow £1, or to break a note which I had, to learn that the leisure centre was completely cashless. This is completely contradictory to have a cashless leisure centre which requires users to have cash for the security of their property.

I had to spend a good 20/30 minutes procuring £1 outside, visiting a number of shops in the surrounding area. I found the staff in the leisure centre to be largely unhelpful in my quest, and think this represents a severe flaw in the running of this establishment.

The swimming pool itself was fairly clean and once i had £1 to stow my belongings I was content with the rest of my visit. I visited on a bank holiday Sunday and it wasn’t too busy.

I would urge the management of this leisure centre to rethink its locker...

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2.0
4y

I was previously a member of this gym when it was on the old site. So I was delighted when they decided to knock that one down and build a new one,and I definitely haven’t been disappointed. The gym is always clean and the staff are fantastic,and the prices are great. Even the people that use the gym are so friendly,it doubles as a social club. Especially for these hard times we’re all going through right now,it’s a perfect place to engage with other people. Hopefully will be coming here for the foreseeable future 👍🏻👍🏻

So 2 years after my review and unfortunately I have to update my review. But sad to say not for positive reasons. As I said in my last post I have been using this gym from day one of opening and since then the gym has become slightly run down and neglected. The machines are in dire need of updating or refurbishing. Some are loose and some are always out of order and they don’t get fixed for ages. Also the water fountain has been out of order for over 2 weeks. That’s definitely not on especially when it’s 32 degrees outside. You would think that they will provide you with cold bottled water at least. The membership goes up every year but we don’t really get value for money at the moment. This doesn’t take the fact away that the staff are amazing that’s the gyms saving grace and the reason I still come here. Please make...

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