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Nice place for community activities. Child Day Care Facility, Gym, Yoga Classes, Summer Camps for Kids, Recreational & Leisure programs for all ages, adults, youth, kids. Volley Ball, Winter Camps. After School day care facility. Friendly staff, well maintained facility.
Everytime I attend an event here I have an amazing time and the facilities are always clean.
Great for family swimming. There is shaded areas with benches. A fun slide. Child must be tall enough to go on. A little disappointing. But over an great experience.
I would definitely not recommend TCAG childcare or summer camps! My youngest suffered a broken leg while under their supervision and I never felt like I received the full story why. Due to the limited childcare options available in Thorold, I gave them a second chance, and boy did I end up regretting that. This is not a group of people that had my children s best interests, or safety in mind. Needless to say, TCAG has a poorly trained team, with little accountability to anyone.
Fantastic for kids programing and adults, the summer camps and themes are great for the kids they loved it. I Highly recommend
This is a great place for the entire family. Instructors are all very nice and I really enjoyed going there!
Nice facility, friendly staff, no hassle. In and out for my daughter's dance classes once a week. Thanks Alex for all your hard work and patience!
Re starting programs after covid shutdown, covid safe exercise for all abilities
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The Thorold Community Activities Group (TCAG) is a registered non-profit, charitable multiservice community centre located at 131 Richmond St in Thorold, serving approximately 13,000 people annually across Thorold and the surrounding Niagara municipalities. It provides over 2,600 sport, recreation, and arts classes each year for individuals of all ages and abilities, and runs PD Day, March Break, Summer, and Winter Break camps serving more than 1,400 children. The organization operates a licensed, CWELCC-enrolled child care facility for 120 children annually and plans to open a second location in South Niagara in 2027. TCAG also hosts community events, partnerships, and food security initiatives such as a Pop-Up Produce Market, and relies on donations, sponsorships, and volunteers to support its programs.