FitnessTO: the City of Toronto's Fitness Programme
FitnessTO is the City of Toronto's own fitness programme. GetMovingTO is not affiliated with it, we just index the schedules. It is broader than most people realise: as well as weight and cardio rooms, the City tags yoga, pilates, tai chi, Zumba, indoor walking and running tracks, strength and conditioning, HIIT, chair yoga and Gentle Fit under FitnessTO. That works out to roughly a fifth of every drop-in session the City runs, spread across the 65 community recreation centres the City lists as covered. You can pay per visit, buy a day pass, or take a membership that covers unlimited visits.
Cost
Memberships come in three tiers: Weight/Cardio only ($33.73 a month, $177.70 a year), Plus Swim ($39.56 a month), and All Access ($49.44 a month, $280.33 a year). A single class is $10.64 and an All Access day pass is $15.64. Adults 60+ and youth 13–18 pay half price on all of it, and everything is free at the City's 38 free community recreation centres.
Where FitnessTO is free
These are City of Toronto free community centres we index that run FitnessTO: every City-run drop-in and registered program at them is free, for all ages, no membership needed.
- York Recreation Centre, 115 Black Creek Dr
- Regent Park Community Centre, 402 Shuter St
- Centennial Recreation Centre - Scarborough, 1967 Ellesmere Rd
- Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre, 870 Queen St E
- Don Montgomery Community Recreation Centre, 2467 Eglinton Ave E
- John Innes Community Recreation Centre, 150 Sherbourne St
- Antibes Community Centre, 140 Antibes Dr
- Heron Park Community Recreation Centre, 292 Manse Rd
- Scarborough Village Recreation Centre, 3600 Kingston Rd
- Jenner Jean-Marie Community Recreation Centre, 48 Thorncliffe Park Dr
- Dennis R. Timbrell Resource Centre, 29 St Dennis Dr
- L'Amoreaux Community Recreation Centre, 2000 Mcnicoll Ave
- Driftwood Community Recreation Centre, 4401 Jane St
- O'Connor Community Centre, 1386 Victoria Park Ave
- Oriole Community Recreation Centre, 2975 Don Mills Rd. W
…and 11 more free locations.
Where to find FitnessTO in Toronto
Available at 74 City of Toronto centres.
- York Recreation Centre, 115 Black Creek Dr
- Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Community Recreation Centre and Library, 100 Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Ln.
- North Toronto Memorial Community Centre, 200 Eglinton Ave W
- Regent Park Community Centre, 402 Shuter St
- Trinity Community Recreation Centre, 155 Crawford St
- Canoe Landing Community Recreation Centre, 45 Fort York Blvd.
- Centennial Recreation Centre - Scarborough, 1967 Ellesmere Rd
- Memorial Pool and Health Club, 44 Montgomery Rd
- Edithvale Community Centre, 131 Finch Ave W
- Cummer Park Community Centre, 6000 Leslie St.
- Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre, 870 Queen St E
- Don Montgomery Community Recreation Centre, 2467 Eglinton Ave E
- Parkway Forest Community Centre, 55 Forest Manor Rd
- Rouge Valley Community Recreation Centre, 8450 Sheppard Ave East
- Mary McCormick Recreation Centre, 66 Sheridan Ave
FitnessTO locations closed right now
2 locations we index for FitnessTO have nothing scheduled at the moment. Outdoor pools, wading pools and park programming are seasonal and come back in late spring; each page says what it last ran and when.
- Trinity Bellwoods Park, 790 Queen St W
- Biidaasige Park, 51 Commissioners St
Common questions
What does a FitnessTO membership actually include?
It depends on the tier. Weight/Cardio covers weight and cardio rooms. Plus Swim adds lane and leisure swims. All Access adds drop-in group fitness and aquatic fitness classes on top. The City lists the current inclusions on its Fitness page.
Do I need a membership to use a City fitness centre?
No. You can pay per visit, $15.64 for an All Access day pass, or $10.64 for a single fitness or aquatic class. A membership only makes sense if you go regularly.
Is FitnessTO free anywhere?
Yes. At the City's 38 free community recreation centres every City-delivered drop-in and registered programme is free, fitness rooms included, for every age group.
Are there discounts?
Adults 60+ and youth aged 13–18 pay half price on every membership, day pass and multi-visit pass. The Welcome Policy also provides fee subsidies for eligible Toronto residents.
Where do I buy one?
From the City, at a community recreation centre front desk or through the City of Toronto booking system. GetMovingTO cannot sell or manage memberships; we only show you what is running and where.
Other activities
Pickleball Drop-in, Badminton Drop-in, Lane Swim, Aquafit, Skating Drop-in, Weight Room & Fitness Centre, Leisure Swim, Water Play, Yoga, Basketball Drop-in, Table Tennis, Volleyball Drop-in, Soccer Drop-in, Open Gym, Pilates, Indoor Walking & Running Track, Strength & Conditioning, Zumba & Dance Fitness, Older Adult Programs (55+), Tai Chi, Youth Zone & Teen Programs, Parent & Tot Drop-in, Social Clubs & Games
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