Correction (30 September 2026): an earlier version of this page was never checked. It gave every gym the wrong postcode (Northcote is 3070, not 3079), listed addresses, prices and opening hours we could not verify, and claimed visits that never happened. It has been rewritten from scratch. Every place below was checked against its own website and at least one independent listing, and every price was copied from the business’s own site.
Whether you want a pool and a gym under one roof, a 24/7 gym, or a first go on a Pilates reformer, there’s an option in Northcote. Five of the seven places below are on High Street. The Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre (NARC), run by Clublinks with the City of Darebin, is on Victoria Road, and Charge CrossFit is on Goldsmith Grove. Every price here was copied from the business’s own website on 30 September 2026. Intro offers and joining-fee deals change often, so check the link before you sign anything.
The quick picks
| If you’re after | Head to | Start with | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A gym with lap pools | Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre | One-area adult membership | $21.37 a week |
| 24/7 access and a boxing room | Fitness Fit 24 Hours | Casual entry | $18 |
| 24/7 with free parking | Zap Fitness Northcote | Single-club membership | From $10.99 a week |
| A first go on a reformer | KX Pilates Northcote | New client offer, 5 classes | $60 |
| Plenty of reformer class times | Good Times Pilates Northcote | First Time Teaser, 4 classes | $69 |
| Mat yoga and Pilates | Good Vibes Yoga | Intro offer, any 5 classes | $50 |
| Coached group training | Charge CrossFit | Consult and tour | Not published online |
Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre — 180 Victoria Rd, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by Mariusz Smenzyk on Unsplash
Run by Clublinks in partnership with the City of Darebin, the NARC has an 800 m² gym with Technogym equipment, an outdoor 50-metre pool, an indoor 25-metre pool, a warm-water pool, and studios for group fitness, yoga and indoor cycling. Adult memberships are priced by zone: one area (pools, gym, group fitness or the recovery zone) is $21.37 a week, and the pools, gym and group fitness together are $29.47 a week, debited fortnightly with a 28-day minimum. Reformer Pilates is an add-on at $10.76 a week, and concession memberships start at $17.09 a week. The membership page shows a $58 joining fee; when we checked on 30 September 2026 it was being waived under an offer dated 1 July to 30 September 2026, so expect to pay it from October unless the offer is extended.
Start here if: you want a gym, lap pools and group classes on one membership, or you’re 60 or over. The Active Adult membership is $21.37 a week and covers the pools, the gym and classes aimed at older members.
Fitness Fit 24 Hours — 360-362 High St, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by Temple Noble Art on Unsplash
A family-run 24-hour gym on the corner of Separation Street. Its website lists free weights, cardio equipment, a boxing room and personal trainers, and says the gym has CCTV and emergency panic buttons for late sessions. Casual entry is $18. When we checked, the homepage was also advertising memberships at $10.95 a week as a limited-time offer, with conditions. Staff are on site Monday to Saturday; Sundays and public holidays are unstaffed.
Start here if: you want round-the-clock access and a boxing room, and you’d like to try a single $18 session before you commit.
Zap Fitness Northcote — 432-434 High St, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by Ryan De Hamer on Unsplash
Zap’s Northcote club is open 24 hours. It lists strength and pin-loaded machines, free weights, a functional training zone, cardio equipment, battle ropes, a stretching area and free parking. Zap’s pricing page starts single-club 24/7 memberships from $10.99 a week, or $13.99 a week for every Zap gym (prices outside SA). Staff are on site on Monday to Thursday afternoons and from 11am to 2pm on Saturdays; Fridays and Sundays are unstaffed.
Start here if: you want a straightforward 24/7 gym with free parking, and you’re happy to train when no staff are on site.
KX Pilates Northcote — 336 High St, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by ROXANA POPOVICI on Unsplash
Reformer Pilates in 50-minute classes, with five class types: Basics, Signature, Strength, Advanced and Active Recovery. KX describes Basics as the class where you build your foundation, which makes it the natural first booking. The Northcote studio page offers new clients five classes for $60.
Start here if: you’re new to the reformer and want a clear beginner class, plus a five-class trial for $60.
Good Times Pilates Northcote — 400 High St, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by Ahmet Kurt on Unsplash
The Northcote studio says it runs over 55 group reformer Pilates classes, seven days a week, and new clients can start with a First Time Teaser: four classes over two weeks for $69. After that, a casual class is $42 and an unlimited Club Membership is $84 a week on an autopay contract. Full-time students and Health Care Card holders can ask for 10% off class packs and memberships, and Mini Moves classes are for new parents who bring their baby along. The studio says it is a six-minute walk from Northcote station, with the route 86 tram on High Street.
Start here if: you want lots of reformer class times to choose from, or you’re a new parent after a class you can bring your baby to.
Good Vibes Yoga — 116 High St, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by Olga Pukhalskaya on Unsplash
Good Vibes’ original studio, designed in 2015, runs yoga and mat Pilates classes and says it welcomes beginners through to experienced students. Mats and bolsters are supplied, and there are showers. New students can take any five classes within 14 days for $50. After that, a single class is $35, and an unlimited monthly mat membership with no lock-in contract is $249.
Start here if: you want mat-based yoga or Pilates without buying your own gear, and a five-class intro offer to see whether it suits you.
Charge CrossFit — 2 Goldsmith Grove, Northcote VIC 3070
Illustrative photo. Photo by Mathieu Chassara on Unsplash
A CrossFit affiliate that says it has been welcoming members since 2012 and is open every day. Memberships give access to its CrossFit, Gymnastics, Barbell, Aerobic Capacity and Hyrox programs, and new members start with On-Ramp personal training sessions that teach the fundamentals. Charge doesn’t publish its prices online, so ask when you book a consult and tour.
Start here if: you’d rather be coached through a group session than work through machines on your own, and you want personal training sessions to learn the basics first.
Quick answers
Is there a 24-hour gym in Northcote?
Yes. Zap Fitness at 432-434 High Street and Fitness Fit 24 Hours at 360-362 High Street both offer 24/7 access. Zap’s pricing page lists single-club memberships from $10.99 a week (outside SA), and Fitness Fit lists casual entry at $18. Checked 30 September 2026.
Where can I do reformer Pilates in Northcote?
KX Pilates at 336 High Street offers new clients five classes for $60, and Good Times Pilates at 400 High Street has a First Time Teaser of four classes over two weeks for $69. The Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre also runs reformer classes as a membership add-on at $10.76 a week.
Where can I do yoga in Northcote?
Good Vibes Yoga at 116 High Street runs yoga and mat Pilates classes. New students can take any five classes for $50, and a single class is $35. The Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre’s yoga studio runs Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin classes for Group Fitness members.
Is there a gym with a pool in Northcote?
Yes. The Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre at 180 Victoria Road has an 800 m² gym, an outdoor 50-metre pool and an indoor 25-metre pool. Adult memberships start at $21.37 a week for one area, or $29.47 a week for the pools, gym and group fitness together.
Is there CrossFit in Northcote?
Charge CrossFit at 2 Goldsmith Grove runs coached CrossFit, Barbell and Gymnastics sessions, and new members start with On-Ramp sessions that teach the fundamentals. It doesn’t publish prices online, so ask when you book a consult.
How we checked
On 30 September 2026 we read each business’s own website, including its pricing or membership page where it has one, and copied class types and prices exactly. We matched each address against at least one independent source on a different website: OpenStreetMap, the Northcote Rise trader directory, Whereis, Melbourne Playgrounds, CrossFit’s affiliate listing, a gym directory or Broadsheet. Where a business doesn’t publish prices (Charge CrossFit), we say so rather than guess. Intro offers, joining-fee deals and promotional rates change often, and some are for new clients only.
MELBZ did not visit or train at any of these places for this guide: it describes what each business publishes. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash. They show the kind of equipment or class, not the venue itself. If you have an injury or a health condition, check with your GP or physio before starting something new.
Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.
Sources
- Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre memberships: northcoteaquaticreccentre.com.au
- City of Darebin, NARC facilities: darebin.vic.gov.au
- Fitness Fit 24 Hours: fitnessfit.com.au
- Zap Fitness Northcote: zapfitness.com.au and pricing
- KX Pilates Northcote: kxpilates.com
- Good Times Pilates Northcote: goodtimespilates.com.au and pricing
- Good Vibes Yoga: goodvibesyoga.com.au and pricing
- Charge CrossFit: chargecrossfit.com.au and FAQ
- Northcote Rise directory: KX Pilates and Fitness Fit 24 Hours
- CrossFit affiliate listing: crossfit.com
