Boyle Memorial Community Centre
3 reviews Boyle Memorial Community Centre Park, 530 Charlotte St, London, ON +1 519-661-2489 www.boylecouncil.ca suggest an edit
13 June 2023 5:07
Went in to have a moment to relax before next job. I was watching the kids having so much h fun on the equipment. My grandkids do the same thing. Made me smile.
Nice little park they have a community center that I have used for birthday party and attended a stag and doe there as well.
Nice little park they have a community center that I have used for birthday party and attended a stag and doe there as well.
26 January 2023 10:35
AMAZING customer service.we were unaware we had access to the sports equipment the teen working went out of his way 2 assist us in letting us know everything we had access too & helped set everything up. I know it's his job to do so but he was VERY VERY nice while doing so & extremely respectful. Would definitely recommend
22 November 2022 22:09
A small community center for the local neighbourhood, Boyle Memorial Community Center is technically snuggled between 2 park facilities. I emphasize the size because the washrooms itself take up about a eighth of the building area.
The premises look to be recently renovated both inside and outside. There is a small bike parking area near the entrance and it hosts a small gym (with basketball nets) and one meeting room for community activities. I am aware that it's being used on weekends for kids educational activities.
I count both parks to be part of the community center since one is at its doorstep and the other is just across a small road. The nearer one has 2 kids size soccer fields and a playground. The other has paved tennis courts and paved basketball courts. Feature-wise, it's very comprehensive. Both parks could benefit from a bit more upkeep.
Staff are friendly and they appear to hire youth, which serves the community well.
There is limited parking but it does scale to the size of the center. There are about 30 spaces, spilt between the front and the side of the building. When both the gym and meeting room is booked, availability of spots are slim.
There is wheelchair accessible parking and entrances.
Note that this facility does not have consistent opening hours as it is entirely dependent on programs running for that season. Generally the hours are 5-10pm on weekdays and 8am-2pm for weekends according to office staff.
The premises look to be recently renovated both inside and outside. There is a small bike parking area near the entrance and it hosts a small gym (with basketball nets) and one meeting room for community activities. I am aware that it's being used on weekends for kids educational activities.
I count both parks to be part of the community center since one is at its doorstep and the other is just across a small road. The nearer one has 2 kids size soccer fields and a playground. The other has paved tennis courts and paved basketball courts. Feature-wise, it's very comprehensive. Both parks could benefit from a bit more upkeep.
Staff are friendly and they appear to hire youth, which serves the community well.
There is limited parking but it does scale to the size of the center. There are about 30 spaces, spilt between the front and the side of the building. When both the gym and meeting room is booked, availability of spots are slim.
There is wheelchair accessible parking and entrances.
Note that this facility does not have consistent opening hours as it is entirely dependent on programs running for that season. Generally the hours are 5-10pm on weekdays and 8am-2pm for weekends according to office staff.