Farnham Leisure Centre and Swimming Pools: Opening Times and Booking
What Farnham Leisure Centre on Dogflud Way offers, who runs it, its published opening times and how to find other Waverley centres.
Farnham Leisure Centre, Dogflud Way, GU9 7UD, is the town's public swimming pool. Waverley Borough Council says Everyone Active manages it, with a 25 metre pool and a separate teaching pool. Everyone Active publishes Monday to Friday 6am to 10pm and Saturday and Sunday 7:30am to 6pm. Phone 01252 723208.
Farnham Leisure Centre
Waverley Borough Council's leisure centres page says Everyone Active manage its four leisure centres, and that each has a 25 metre main pool and a separate teaching pool. The Farnham centre is at Dogflud Way, Farnham GU9 7UD, phone 01252 723208, and the council lists these facilities:
- 25 metre pool and teaching pool
- gym, spin studio and dance studio
- sports hall and two squash courts
- sauna and a cafe
- creche and a treatment room
Opening times as published by Everyone Active
Everyone Active's centre page publishes:
- Monday to Friday: 6am to 10pm
- Saturday and Sunday: 7:30am to 6pm
- Gym: Monday to Friday 6am to 9:30pm, Saturday and Sunday 7:30am to 6pm
It describes a six-court sports hall, three group exercise studios, a group cycling studio, two squash courts and a health suite with two saunas. Timetables, prices and booking sit on the same page. Prices change.
Access. The centre page lists accessible parking bays, automatic doors, a low level reception desk, lift access to all floors, accessible toilets, showers and changing facilities, a changing facility with hoist, a hoist or pod into the pool and steps into the pool with handrails, assistance animals welcome and concessionary membership rates.
Getting there and parking
Waverley's Farnham Leisure Centre car park page says it is pay and display with a four hour maximum stay and free on Sundays, and that Blue Badge holders park free when displaying the badge, with 3 disabled spaces and a three hour maximum. The council's leisure centres page also noted alternative parking arrangements during energy upgrade works until July 2026, so check the Everyone Active page for the current position. For other car parks see our Farnham parking guide.
Discounts
The same council page says the Waverley Access to Leisure card offers eligible Waverley residents a 50% discount on leisure centre activities, and a Free Access for County Sportspeople scheme exists for county standard players. Eligibility is set by the council, so apply through its pages.
Other Waverley centres
The council also lists Cranleigh, Godalming and Haslemere leisure centres, each with a 25 metre pool and teaching pool. The council's sport and leisure page lists a Forever Active 50+ exercise class programme, children's activities and the leisure team at leisure@waverley.gov.uk or 01483 523392. For things to do with children see our kids guide.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is the public swimming pool in Farnham?
- Farnham Leisure Centre, Dogflud Way, Farnham GU9 7UD. Waverley Borough Council lists a 25 metre pool and a separate teaching pool.
- Who runs Farnham Leisure Centre?
- Waverley Borough Council says Everyone Active manage its four leisure centres, including Farnham.
- What are the opening times?
- Everyone Active publishes Monday to Friday 6am to 10pm and Saturday and Sunday 7:30am to 6pm for the centre, with gym hours of 6am to 9:30pm on weekdays and 7:30am to 6pm at weekends.
- What else is at Farnham Leisure Centre?
- The council lists a gym, sauna, cafe, dance studio, sports hall, creche, treatment room, spin studio and two squash courts.
- Is there a discount for Waverley residents?
- Waverley says its Access to Leisure card offers eligible residents a 50% discount on leisure centre activities. Check the council page for who qualifies.
- Where can I park at the leisure centre?
- The council has a Farnham Leisure Centre pay and display car park, with Blue Badge holders free when displaying the badge. Its leisure page notes parking arrangements during energy works, so check before you go.
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