Correction (1 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed twelve gyms at Fairfield street addresses we could not find, under postcode 3074 (that is Thomastown; Fairfield is 3078), with membership prices, hours, equipment lists and a claim that we had tested every option. None of it could be stood behind, and its picks table named places such as “Golden Kitchen” that appeared nowhere else on the page. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was checked against its own website on 1 October 2026, and every fee is copied from the gym’s own pricing, join or FAQ page.
Fairfield sits 6 km north-east of the CBD, wedged between Northcote to the west, Grange Road to the east, Darebin Road to the north and the Yarra to the south, with Fairfield station on the Hurstbridge line. It is a small suburb with plenty of places to train: two 24/7 gyms (one of them a boxing gym with a ring), two group-training studios, three pilates studios, and a leisure centre with indoor and outdoor pools just over the line in Northcote.
How this list is built: every place has its own website, a street address confirmed at a second source, and (bar BFT and Body Centre Pilates) fees it publishes itself. No star ratings, no “best” without a reason. The criteria are simple: what you can do there, when you can get in, and what it costs on the gym’s own page. Haven’t been in a gym since school? Most places below list a casual visit, a trial or an intro option.
The quick picks
| If you’re after | Head to | Fees, as published |
|---|---|---|
| A 24/7 gym on Station Street | IGNYT 24/7 Gym | $19.95 a week, no lock-in |
| Boxing bags, a ring and 24/7 access | The Rumble Room | $17.95 a week, direct debit |
| Small-group strength with a coach | Northside Movement | Group memberships $59 to $89 a week |
| Group training with 5:30am weekday starts | BFT Fairfield | Not published on its page |
| Reformer and hot mat pilates | Pilates Republic Fairfield | $35 a casual reformer class |
| Mat pilates in a small studio | Rituel | $35 a casual class |
| A pool, a big gym and casual entry | Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre | $24.50 a casual gym visit |
IGNYT 24/7 Gym — 1/147 Station St, Fairfield VIC 3078
Illustrative photo, not IGNYT. Photo by Danielle Cerullo on Unsplash
The Station Street gym, and the one to look at if your training happens at odd hours. IGNYT calls itself a premium boutique gym, with “24/7 Gym Access” and personal training, and it has a sister club in Bokarina, Queensland. Its online join page is unusually clear about price: the no lock-in membership is $19.95 a week with 14 days’ written notice to suspend, a 12-month membership drops that to $16.95 a week, and a family or partner membership is also $16.95 per person per week. Every option carries a $69 access fee.
Fees: $19.95 a week (no lock-in) or $16.95 a week (12 months), plus a $69 access fee, per its join page on 1 October 2026. Get involved: book a tour or join through the gym’s own site.
The Rumble Room — 161 Grange Rd, Fairfield VIC 3078
Illustrative photo, not The Rumble Room. Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash
A boxing and fitness gym on Fairfield’s eastern edge, open to members “24 hours a day, 365 days a year”. Its own page lists boxing facilities “including bags, speed balls and a ring”, and says every membership includes the gym, the boxing facilities and the group fitness classes. The published rates are $17.95 a week by direct debit with a $75 start-up cost, or $699 for 12 months paid upfront. Not ready to commit? A casual visit is $20, but only within staffed hours: 4pm to 7pm Monday to Thursday, 7:30am to 1:30pm Friday and 9:30am to 12:30pm Saturday.
Fees: $17.95 a week plus a $75 start-up, or a $20 casual visit in staffed hours. Get involved: call or join online, and ask about the free trial its page mentions.
Northside Movement — 402 Heidelberg Rd, Fairfield VIC 3078
Illustrative photo, not Northside Movement. Photo by TSquared Lab on Unsplash
A small-group training studio on Heidelberg Road. Its classes are listed as Strong, Boxing, Cycle, Yoga, Power and Team, and its “Personal Training on Demand” caps the ratio at three people to a trainer. The studio’s FAQ puts group memberships at $59 to $89 a week and PT on Demand from $70 a week, on either a no-contract option with four weeks’ notice or a 12-month commitment. It also lists showers, lockers and a coffee machine, and keeps a Hall of Fame for members who log 250 sessions.
Fees: group memberships $59 to $89 a week; PT on Demand from $70 a week (studio FAQ, 1 October 2026). Get involved: start with the intro offer on its Getting Started page.
BFT Fairfield — 185 Grange Road, Fairfield VIC 3078
Illustrative photo, not BFT Fairfield. Photo by Jessica Streser on Unsplash
The Fairfield studio of Body Fit Training, the group-training franchise, also on Grange Road. The club page lists studio hours of 5:30am to 7:30pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 11am Saturday, with no Sunday hours shown, and it runs eight-week challenges with meal plans in the BFT app and Evolt body composition scans. One honest gap: its club page showed no membership prices when we checked, so there is no fee to quote here.
Fees: not published on its club page on 1 October 2026; contact the studio. Get involved: book a first session from the BFT Fairfield page.
Pilates Republic Fairfield — 88B Station Street, Fairfield VIC 3078
Illustrative photo, not Pilates Republic. Photo by Ahmet Kurt on Unsplash
Part of a small Melbourne pilates chain with studios from Brunswick to Kingsbury, and the Fairfield one runs both reformer classes and heated mat classes. A reformer is the sliding-carriage machine with springs and straps; a hot mat class is floor pilates in a heated room. The Fairfield price list has a casual reformer session at $35 and a casual hot mat session at $30. If you are in three or four times a week, unlimited hot mat is $40 a week and unlimited reformer is $65 a week, both by weekly direct debit.
Fees: $35 casual reformer, $30 casual hot mat; unlimited hot mat $40 a week. Get involved: the studio lists introductory offers for new clients on its Fairfield page.
Rituel — 129 Station Street, Fairfield VIC 3078
Illustrative photo, not Rituel. Photo by Jan Suchánek on Unsplash
A mat pilates studio on Station Street, with private and semi-private reformer lessons by arrangement. Group mat classes are $35 casual, a 10-class pack is $275, and the weekly unlimited membership is $55 a week, which the studio says can be cancelled any time and paused for holidays. Mat class packs are valid for 12 months.
Fees: $35 a casual mat class; $55 a week unlimited. Get involved: book through the schedule on its own site.
Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre — 180 Victoria Rd, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo, not the NARC. Photo by Stephen Ventura on Unsplash
The leisure centre option, and the only pool on this list. The NARC is in neighbouring Northcote; the City of Darebin lists it among its sport facilities, and Clublinks manages it. It has an indoor 25m pool, a heated outdoor 50m pool and a warm-water pool, plus an 800m2 gym the centre says is fitted with Technogym equipment, and group classes including Les Mills programs. The gym opens 5:15am to 10pm on weekdays. Casual gym entry is $24.50 ($30.20 between 5pm and 8pm on weekdays), and an adult swim is $8.60. Memberships are built from “zones”: one service area is $21.37 a week, all five are $47.50 a week, and a $59.45 joining fee applies.
Fees: $24.50 casual gym, $8.60 adult swim; memberships from $21.37 a week (adult pricing, 1 October 2026). Get involved: join or check pool lane availability on the centre’s own site.
Also in Fairfield, without prices online
Body Centre Pilates, 268 Wingrove Street, has taught pilates in Fairfield for more than 21 years by its own account, in groups of no more than four, with clinical and pre- and post-natal pilates. Its website publishes no class prices, so ring the studio on the number on its site.
Quick answers
Is there a 24-hour gym in Fairfield?
Yes, two. IGNYT 24/7 Gym at 1/147 Station Street lists 24/7 access from $19.95 a week with no lock-in, and The Rumble Room at 161 Grange Road lists member access 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, from $17.95 a week by direct debit.
How much is a gym membership in Fairfield?
On the gyms’ own pages on 1 October 2026: $17.95 a week at The Rumble Room, $19.95 a week at IGNYT with no lock-in (or $16.95 on a 12-month plan), and from $21.37 a week on adult pricing at the Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre. Small-group training costs more: Northside Movement lists group memberships at $59 to $89 a week.
Where can I do pilates in Fairfield VIC?
Three studios: Pilates Republic Fairfield, 88B Station Street (reformer $35 casual, hot mat $30), Rituel, 129 Station Street (mat pilates, $35 casual), and Body Centre Pilates, 268 Wingrove Street (groups of no more than four; no prices online).
Is there a public pool near Fairfield?
The Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre at 180 Victoria Road, Northcote, listed by the City of Darebin among its sport facilities, has an indoor 25m pool, a heated outdoor 50m pool and a warm-water pool. An adult swim is $8.60.
Can I try a Fairfield gym before joining?
Yes. The Rumble Room offers a $20 casual visit within staffed hours and mentions a free trial, Pilates Republic and Rituel sell single classes at $35, and the Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre sells a casual gym entry for $24.50.
How we checked
On 1 October 2026 we read each gym’s own website and copied every fee exactly as printed: IGNYT’s from the membership page its own “Join now” button opens, The Rumble Room’s from its pricing page, Northside Movement’s from its FAQ, Pilates Republic’s and Rituel’s from their price lists, and the NARC’s from its 2026 membership and casual pricing pages (adult rates). We confirmed every address at a second, independent source: the Fairfield Village business directory, the Fitness Nearby and MapQuest listings, Melbourne Playgrounds, or OpenStreetMap. The suburb’s boundaries and distance from the CBD are from Wikipedia. We started from the gym names on the old version of this page and could not match any of them to a gym at the addresses it gave, so none of them appears here. Fees change, and many gyms run intro deals we have left out on purpose; check the gym’s own page before you sign. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash: they show the kind of training, not these gyms.
Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.
Sources
- IGNYT 24/7 Gym: ignytgym.com.au/fairfield and its membership page; address also at Fairfield Village and Fresha
- The Rumble Room: therumbleroom.com.au, pricing and membership; address also at Fitness Nearby
- Northside Movement: northsidemovement.com.au, Getting Started and FAQs; address also at Fitness Nearby
- BFT Fairfield: bodyfittraining.au/club/fairfield; address also at MapQuest
- Pilates Republic Fairfield: Fairfield studio and prices and studio list; address also at Fairfield Village
- Rituel: rituel.com.au/pricing; address also at Fitness Nearby and listed by Fairfield Village
- Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre: memberships, casual pricing, centre hours and contact; also at the City of Darebin and Melbourne Playgrounds
- Body Centre Pilates: bodycentrepilates.com.au; address also at Fairfield Village and OpenStreetMap
- Fairfield boundaries, distance and train line: Wikipedia

