Riverside Club

Calgary, Canada

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4 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 403-283-3200
Website:
www.theriverside.ca
Address:
110 Point McKay Crescent NW, Calgary, AB, T3B 5B4
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.3 mi5411
1.5 miBanff Trail
1.6 miWestbrook
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Today

Today 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Calgary) 6:47 AM Thursday, May 22, 2025

Business hours

Monday 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am – 10:00 pm

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Specialties

If you are looking for a gym that provides a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, with the focus on your comfort and health, then The Riverside Club is your home! We promote hard work and a healthy lifestyle throughout our entire facility, whether it is choosing from the many cardio machines, free weights, circuit machines, or utilizing our stretching and core area. On the other hand, we provide a relaxing atmosphere to help you unwind in one of our Jacuzzis (Women’s Wellness Centre), large hot tub, or even a steam.

Our staff provide a friendly face for all our members and non-​members that come to the gym. The size of our gym provides you with plenty of space to comfortably work out while keeping your experience a friendly, warm one.

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4 reviews of Riverside Club

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Place rating: 5
Calgary, Canada
The indoor tennis courts at the Riverside Club are the best kept secret in Calgary. Few people know about them, so it’s pretty easy to get a court there. Prices are reasonable both for rentals and for memberships.
My business, Racquet Network, is currently running kids tennis lessons there. The staff are friendly and professional. They are pleasant and helpful to both our kids and our instructors.
Private lessons are also available. They are in the $ 90 – 100 range. However I am not sure if the club’s instructor is certifed. You may want to ask before make an appointment.
Place rating: 4
Calgary, Canada
I am writing this review specifically on the Golf Academy.
The hubs and I got this living social voucher for 5 buckets of range balls at the indoor golf facility, which was perfect, as I wanted to get practice before our Palm Springs trip. We went around 3:30 on Wednesday and there was maybe 3 other people there. So lots of space, could still have a convo and not distract anyone. They have numerous boxes to practice swings at, as well as a whole other area for putting and short game. The features looked nice, sand trap and some water so you can get a true feel for how a lot of golf games end up.
They also have the simulators there too, so you can practice a whole game with your friends and have a couple drinks. They offer lessons and have a mini pro shop if you need to pick anything up.
Being new to the indoor golf world (personally it’s still ski season, I want to be outside, not in) the facility seemed good and they have parking there too.
Place rating: 4
Calgary, Canada
Great club. Yes, the surface is soft but trust me, you can still have a hardcore game.
Place rating: 3
Louisville, KY
I considered joining Riverside for the summer. For $ 600 for four months it seemed like a reasonable deal, given that it has decent facilities which include a couple of well-​maintained indoor tennis courts. Unfortunately, though, these courts have an odd surface that I’ve never seen anywhere else. I can only describe it as ‘soft and mushy’. It wasn’t bad to play on, and was probably easy on the body (much of the clientele appears to be of an older demographic here, and maybe the choice of the surface was made for their benefit), but I assume that playing here often would make it hard to adjust to typical hardcourt surfaces, where the ball bounces harder, faster, and higher. I’ll continue looking for a place to play tennis this summer…
As for the other facilities (gym, pool, etc), they’re all decent, but I’ve seen better elsewhere in town. The star attraction here is the tennis courts; it’s unfortunate they’re so strange…