Make FitnessTO the Resolution That Sticks!

Looking to make 2026 the year you get in shape? With a flexible FitnessTO membership you can get access to a wide range of affordable, self-directed fitness opportunities and group fitness classes at safe and welcoming community recreation centres across Toronto. Our highly qualified staff provide hundreds of fitness and aquatic fitness classes daily.   

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Flexible FitnessTO membership options include access to 40 weight/cardio rooms and over 30 indoor pools. With competitive rates starting at $34* per month for adults and $17* per month for youth (13-18 years) and older adults (60+) (*excluding tax).  

FitnessTO memberships offer flexibility and affordability that suit your needs and budget. Purchase a single-visit or 10-visit pass to give it a try before committing to a longer membership. Memberships are also available for one-month, three-month, or 12-month terms. There are no initiation or other fees, other than HST. Fees depend on the amenities you want to access.

For example, you can choose to pay for full access to weight, cardio and aquatic programs or just to the amenity or service you want to use. You can access lane swim through the FitnessTO Plus Swim membership or both lane swim and aquatic fitness classes through the FitnessTO All Access membership. Visit toronto.ca/fitness to find an option that works for you. 

Amenities at free centres such as the Wellesley Community Centre, John Innes Community Recreation Centre, Regent Park Community Centre and Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre remain free to access. Please visit the City's website for a full list of free centres.

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