Funding of £1.45 million was confirmed on 31 March 2009 for improving the centre with the total refurbishment budget from all sources amounting to £4.7 million.
Additional funds came from the Southwark Investing in Leisure programme of more than £2 million and the Youth Capital Fund allocated £576,000 in May 2009 for a council managed youth programme within the site.
The building was closed from Wednesday 25 November 2009.

The pool and learner pool reopened on 28 February 2011 with an opening event in Artichoke Place on Saturday 12 March 2011.
The entrance, reception and café area have been renovated and include wheelchair access.

Renovations include:
Compliance with disability guidelines includes a hearing induction loop and visual impairment support.

The pools are separated by a new boom and a pool hoist is available for disabled access.
A family changing area and two disabled changing rooms have been added.

Energy efficiency upgrades include the pool hall, corridor, windows and roof being refurbished, installation of a new electricity supply and energy-saving lighting and there are new air handling and heat recovery units.
An ultraviolet filter reduces the need for chlorine and improves water conditions.

The changing rooms now meet Sport England guidelines.

The gym underwent refurbishment and was due to reopen as a larger capacity gym in 2016.
Funding of £1.45 million was confirmed on 31 March 2009 for improving the centre with the total refurbishment budget from all sources amounting to £4.7 million. Additional funds came from the Southwark Investing in Leisure programme of more than £2 million and the Youth Capital Fund allocated £576,000 in May 2009 for a council managed youth programme within the site. The building was closed from Wednesday 25 November 2009.
The pool and learner pool reopened on 28 February 2011 with an opening event in Artichoke Place on Saturday 12 March 2011. The entrance, reception and café area have been renovated and include wheelchair access.
Renovations include:
Compliance with disability guidelines includes a hearing induction loop and visual impairment support.
The pools are separated by a new boom and a pool hoist is available for disabled access. A family changing area and two disabled changing rooms have been added.
Energy efficiency upgrades include the pool hall, corridor, windows and roof being refurbished, installation of a new electricity supply and energy-saving lighting and there are new air handling and heat recovery units. An ultraviolet filter reduces the need for chlorine and improves water conditions.
The changing rooms now meet Sport England guidelines.
The gym underwent refurbishment and was due to reopen as a larger capacity gym in 2016.
Camberwell Public Baths