The Moray Leisure Centre

Moray Leisure Centre in Elgin is a versatile and family-friendly facility offering a mix of swimming, ice skating and indoor play. Designed to cater for a wide range of visitors, the centre provides both energetic activities and more relaxed leisure options, making it a popular destination for families. With a number of accessible features in place, it offers a generally mobility friendly environment across its main facilities.

The swimming pool is a key attraction, featuring a 25 metre main pool used for both lane swimming and family sessions. Alongside this, the leisure features bring a more playful experience, including the Crocodile Flume and inflatable sessions such as Aqua Run. These elements create a lively and engaging atmosphere, although they are more suited to confident swimmers and may not be suitable for all visitors depending on mobility needs.

For younger children, the centre offers dedicated sessions such as Parents and Tots, providing a calmer and more controlled environment in shallower water. These sessions are designed to support early confidence in the water and are particularly well suited to families with younger children.

Beyond the pool, the centre includes a full-size ice rink and a large indoor soft play area known as Rainbow Castle. The soft play area features multiple levels with slides, tunnels and climbing zones, as well as a separate toddler area. These additional facilities make the centre a well-rounded destination for a full day out, although access to some areas may vary depending on individual mobility requirements.

Accessibility throughout the centre is supported with features designed to accommodate visitors with reduced mobility. The layout is generally easy to navigate, helping visitors move between the different activity areas.

Parking includes designated accessible spaces located close to the entrance, helping to reduce the distance required on arrival. The route into the building is manageable for those using mobility aids.

Changing facilities include accessible changing areas, providing additional space and support where needed. Accessible toilets are also available within the centre, ensuring essential facilities are easy to reach throughout your visit.

Access into the pool will vary depending on the activity and session, with some features designed for more active use. Visitors may find the main pool and structured sessions more suitable than the flume or inflatable features, depending on their needs.

The centre operates clear safety and supervision policies, particularly for children, ensuring a well-managed and structured environment. While some of the more energetic features are not mobility friendly, the combination of accessible facilities, varied activities and family-focused sessions makes Moray Leisure Centre a good option for a mobility friendly visit.