Jubilee Pool at Thame Leisure Centre

Tel: 01844 215607

The Jubilee Swimming Pool, funded by Thame Town Council, is managed by SOLL Leisure.

The Thame Leisure Centre Jubilee Pool caters for everyone regardless of ability and age. Children and adults alike can enjoy the fun pool alongside the main pool, with the climbing castle and slide, waterfalls, water cannons and the bubble loungers to lie back and relax on.

The Jubilee Pool is overlooked by Café SOLL, seating up to 30 people and serving a variety of hot and cold snacks and drinks.

As well as daily public sessions, there are parent and tot sessions, aquacise and relaxation classes, over-fifties sessions, birthday parties and after school lessons. The swim school provides swimming lessons for all ages and there are also more advanced swimming club sessions. The Jubilee Pool is also available for private hire.

Football Pitches

Football pitches are located at the Southern Road Recreation Ground and Church Farm.

For hiring details of Southern Road Recreation Ground, contact the Thame Information Point. Tel: 01844 212833

Recreational Facilities

Recreation Grounds with children’s play facilities are located at:



Elms Park, Park Street
Churchill Play Area, Churchill Crescent
Pearce Way
Pickenfield
Queen Elizabeth Circle, North Eastern Distributor Road
Southern Road
Skate Park, Church Farm

Skate Park

The Thame Skate Park facility is situated on the northern by-pass, on the opposite side of the road from Lea Park. There is a Toucan crossing to allow safe access to the area. This facility is free for anyone to use during daylight hours.

Clubs

There are also a number of recreational clubs, including cricket, tennis, bowls, rugby, snooker, and at the Thame Leisure Centre: badminton, squash, running, martial arts, yoga and more.

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