Strathclyde Sport Facilities
25m six lane pool with sauna and steam room.
State-of-the-art gym with more than 180 stations.
Two four-court sports halls for a variety of sporting activities and two squash courts.
Flexible spaces for teaching and group exercise.
Superb facilities, located just a short 15-minute drive from Strathclyde Sport.
Facilities hire enquiry
Should you be interested in hiring our facilities, please send your enquiry to strathclydesport@strath.ac.uk
Accessibility
Accessibility is at the heart of Strathclyde Sport.
Under 16s
Under 16s may attend swimming, racquet sports and sports hall activities if accompanied and supervised by a member, or a non-member who is staff or a student at the University of Strathclyde. These children will be charged £3.80 per activity. There will be no charge for children under the age of 5. Please note that public PAYG cannot bring children into the facility.
Padlocks for lockers
You will require a padlock for the lockers in Strathclyde Sport. You can bring your own padlock or purchase one from our reception for £4.50. Please note that items cannot be stored overnight.
Pay As You Go
You can access our facilities with our great value memberships or you can pay as you go at the following rates:
| Pay as you go prices | Price per session |
| Gym | £5.80 |
| Swim | £5.80 |
| Fitness class | £5.80 |
| Badminton court (1 hour) | £11.50* |
| Squash court (45 mins) | £9.50* |
| Table Tennis | £7.50* |
| Sports hall 1 or 2 (full hall) | £76.50* |
| Strathactive (students & staff) | £3.80 |
| Sports hall 1 or 2 (half hall) | £41.00* |
*If a member books this area for free as part of their membership, non-members playing with them will be charged a £3.80 entry fee.
Sports Café
We have a cafe on site which offers coffee, smoothies and a range of healthy food.
Virtual Tours
New to Strathclyde Sport? View our virtual tours to familiarise yourself with the spaces:
Fitness Suite and Strength & Conditioning Area
Swimming pool, changing areas and reception areas
Our members
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