The Long Center

26 reviews

+1 (727) 793-2320

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1501 N Belcher Rd

Clearwater, FL 33765

+1 (727) 793-2320

https://www.myclearwaterparks.com

The Clearwater Aging Well Center is a public resource offering a wide variety of programs, activities and services for residents 55 and older in the community. The Aging Well Center is provided by the City of Clearwater Parks and Recreation Department's Office on Aging. The Aging Well Center offers diverse programming including things like book clubs, yoga classes, medical and health resources and information, history classes, safety classes, crime prevention programs, socials and events and much more. Information on current programs offered is available online.

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4.526 reviews

Martin N.

12/4/2018

Long Center - a recreation center operated by City of Clearwater for its residents and visitors is known for its aquatic complex with Olympic sized pool, Recreation complex with gyms and its...

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Lara T.

12/10/2023

Great facility with a nice pool, workout center, indoor courts and a playground as well. I was here for a volleyball tournament. The spectators have designated area to watch upstairs in the gym....

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Kasey C.

10/21/2023

Fantastic All Ages, City of Clearwater Community and Aging Wellness Center with an in door fitness gym, in door sports (BBall, PickleBall, and many others), exercise classes and numerous community...

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Steve K.

8/10/2023

TLC is a great facility in Clearwater with many activities, and programs for people of all ages to enjoy. It has a great summer camp for kids, with excellent playground equipment

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Sharon M.

2/11/2022

Visited for a swim meet. As a swim meet spectator, I really appreciated this was an indoor facility especially since it was a cold & rainy weekend. If you're visiting for an event, pack folding...

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