Sandy Park Way, Exeter EX2 7NN, UK
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The available information suggests that David Lloyd Exeter may appeal to children who want to engage in active tennis coaching and fitness activities supported by friendly instructors. The club provides a welcoming environment where young members may develop new physical skills and boost their confidence through fun play sessions.
The club offers dedicated kids' tennis coaching and access to swimming pools and gym equipment, which supports physical health and helps children build practical skills in an active setting.
Dedicated kids' tennis coaching is designed to make skill development enjoyable while specifically focusing on boosting children's confidence as they learn and play together.
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David Lloyd Exeter is located at Sandy Park Way, Exeter, EX2 7NN, within the jurisdiction of Exeter City Council. The published telephone number for the facility is 01392 357240, and enquiries can also be made through their official website. Published opening hours are Monday to Friday from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and Saturday to Sunday from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
The club holds a published Google rating of 4.6 based on 792 published Google reviews. Provider-published information notes that the club features modern gym equipment, swimming pools, and fitness classes like Body Combat. The facility includes a brand new indoor Spa Retreat offering a Crystal steam room, Himalayan salt sauna, and Fire & Ice room.
An outdoor Spa Garden provides a hydro pool, fire pit, and comfortable loungers for members to use. According to provider-published website text, the club has invested £5m to transform its facilities into a wellness destination. The venue also features a transformed Clubroom with comfortable seating, family booths, and refreshed changing rooms with family changing areas.
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Check my child's compatibilityFor children and families, the club offers dedicated kids' tennis coaching designed to build skills and confidence through play. Published text and review themes indicate that children benefit from active tennis coaching structured to make learning enjoyable. Review themes highlight that the club provides a welcoming and inclusive environment supported by friendly staff.
According to member reviews, staff members assist newcomers during initial kick-start gym sessions to ensure comfort. Review themes also mention that supportive instructors lead popular group fitness classes such as Body Combat. Parent and member reviews describe the overall atmosphere as non-judgemental, helping visitors feel comfortable from the moment they arrive.
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