Trust House Recreation Centre has been proudly managed by Belgravia Leisure on behalf of Masterton District Council since 2017.

Located right across the road from Queen Elizabeth II park, Trust House Recreation Centre provides the Wairarapa District with an array of facilities such as:
  • Full sporting and events stadium
  • Split level fitness centre
  • Specialized fitness programmes such as Begin
  • An award winning Swim Tangaroa Swimming and Water Safety Programmes
  • Full aquatics department including spa and sauna

Staffed with highly experienced individuals - we pride ourselves on giving all visitors the best experience.

We are open every day, apart from Christmas day and Good Friday so if you are new to the area or just passing through ensure you pop in for a visit!
 

Facility Hours:

Full Venue:
Monday to Friday
5:30am - 8pm

Saturday and Sunday 
8am - 6pm


Easter:
Friday 29th March
Venue Closed

Saturday 30th March
8am - 6pm

Sunday 31 March
8am - 6pm
Monday 1 April
8am - 6pm


Spa closes each Monday 1pm for cleaning
reopens Tuesday morning

Lido and Speed Slide
Closed until Summer

Dive Well
Permanently Closed due to major maintenance

Discover Trust House Recreation Centre

Visit our facilities pages for more information on what the Trust House Recreation Centre has to offer you!

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19 Sep 23

Why Spring Swimming is Vital for a Safe Summer

Spring is already here and with summer just around the corner, it is vital to consider how you can support your child to be water-safe and ready to enjoy swimming and aquatic activities ahead of the warmer season. Read more to learn why swimming preparation in spring is vital for a safe summer. 

01 Aug 23

The importance of understanding your swimming surroundings

Swimming is an enjoyable and invigorating activity that positively improves health in several ways and serves as a key activity in the lifestyle routines of many. As with any aquatic activity, it is important to understand the environment that you plan to swim in and any potential safety risks and hazards, to enjoy an incident-free swimming experience. Read on to learn more about safe swimming surroundings.

05 Jul 23

Let’s get moving with Non- Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT)

NEAT, or non-exercise activity thermogenesis, refers to the energy we expend through everyday activities. Find out how small changes in your daily life can have a big impact on overall health and fitness.

08 Jun 23

The Risks of Swimming Alone

Swimming with companions reduces the risks involved with swimming alone, such as absence of immediate assistance, vulnerability to accidents and reduced recognition of potential health risks. Read on to learn more about these risks and how important it is for children and weak or non-swimmers to swim safely with responsible peers.

Aquatic Classes

Using the resistance of water automatically increases the intensity of your workout, helping to increase your strength, flexibility and your overall health.

As of 1 December 2020

If you are under 12 years you must be actively supervised by an adult at all times when visiting the pools. 
If you, the supervisor, need to leave the facility, the children you are supervising must also be removed from the water. They cannot be left in the facility unsupervised.
 
Mature 16/17 year olds are accepted as responsible supervisors. If we are unsure of your age, we will be asking for student identification.

Ratio:
1 active supervisor to 3 swimmers between 5- 12 years of age.  An adult/parent must be in the water with all children under 5 years.
 
The changes were made in response to incidents at the pool over the last 18 months and in response to advice from the police. This is a direct outcome from recent incidents where our young people have been either approached or abused by adults with menacing intention, had property stolen or been left for an extended period of time at the pools.  The latter giving rise to anti-social behaviour from being bullied, tired and often having no food.  
 
The pool facilities are an amazing, fun community space for families to enjoy and spend time together.
 
Lifeguards are on duty to watch over the entire pool spaces, to prevent drownings, rescue those who get into difficulty, ensure safety rules are adhered to, keep the facility clean and deal with customer’s enquiries and special needs.  They are highly trained and qualified.  They take on huge responsibility and accountability to keep everyone safe in and around water and should be respected as vital community people.
 
It is not the job of lifeguards to be babysitters and the policies have been put in place to ensure children are cared for by a suitable person.  A supervisor must be a mature 16/17year olds actively supervise younger swimmers; 1 active supervisor to 3 swimmers between 5- 12 years of age.
 
Young teenage parents wanting to bring their child to the pool are more than welcome – they have the sole responsibility and control of their child at all times.  The condition is 1 adult in the water to 2 children under 5 and wearing coloured bands obtained at reception.   Children under 5, swim free.
 
Please contact the facility manager directly on 06 370 0060 if you have any concerns or questions.
 

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