General

BRRRR it's cold outside but that doesn't matter! Our indoor pool is heated to 31 degrees all year round

Beatty Park Leisure Centre's fees and charges are reviewed on an annual basis and comparisons are carried out with similar centres across Perth. The 2019/20 fees and charges were adopted by the City of Vincent on the 25th June 2018 and will be implemented from the 1st August 2019.

Beatty Park winter jackets will celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture this year

We're introducing a new fun and interactive yoga practice.

This month we are launching new releases of all Les Mills programs.

We are now offering FREE classes for 4 - 6 month old babies!

View our opening hours and group fitness timetable for the Labour Day public holiday.

Royal Life Saving WA is running a Grey Medallion program at the Beatty Park Leisure Centre from 16th April 2019.

Check out pool and lane availability during the 2019 Swimming Carnival Season.

2019 marks 100 years of VacSwim - Australia's longest running swimming program for children aged 5 - 17.

From all of us at the City of Vincent, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Safe and Happy New Year!

We have new Creche opening hours starting soon.

On Friday the 16th from 9am to 12.00pm there will be a school carnival in the 50m and 12m pools.

We are flying the rainbow flag to support PrideFEST 2018, which runs from 3 to 25 November.

We have a new website dedicated to our events season. The City of Vincent’s event season kicks off on the 31st October 2018 and runs until the 31st of May 2019 featuring over 50 events at venues across Leederville, North Perth, Mount Lawley, West Perth, Northbridge and Mount Hawthorn.

We are working hard to continually improve the facilities at Beatty Park Leisure Centre and appreciate your patience whist we do so.

Two new recycling stations have been installed at Beatty Park Leisure Centre and Hawaiian's Mezz Shopping Centre.

We are set to welcome a new Chief Executive Officer, David MacLennan, who will commence in mid-October.

Juvenile and hatchling oblong turtles are rarely, if ever, seen in Hyde Park and the City of Vincent hopes a three year study of the turtles will tell them why.