Closes at 8 monday - thursday, 7 on fridays, and 5 on the weekends. The courts are only open on…read moremondays with classes taking over both courts basically every other day besides the weekends. Staff will kick 30 people off the court for 2 people to play pickle ball for 15 minutes then leave and won't let anyone play basketball again for the rest of the day. Worst establishment

Stopped here on a rainy Saturday afternoon with some friends and family. The indoor water park is…read morekinda joke. The outdoor side looks like it could be fun. I was visiting from North Dakota and expected something a little better given the price paid for a day pass. The venue does offer workout facilities and a couple basketball courts. The chlorine levels here were incredibly high and burned my eyes from the fumes. I could see smaller children liking this place and could see it would be a reprieve from the winter but probably wouldn't come back in the summer. It's also the first time I've experienced a place that charges different rates if you're not from the county or community.

I am a silver sneakers member. I called to get info to register. All your are supposed to do is…read moregive your membership card and then they give you a card or pass to use facilities. I called and was told that I needed to call and get an authorization number. They couldn't tell me if I call the insurance directly or the program itself. I called both and was told that there is no such this as an authorization number and to give them my membership number. I called back and told the receptionist and was told that they required the authorization number because they didn't have time to call the insurance company to get personal information and that the member is supposed to do it before coming in. I explained that both the insurance and program said they don't give one and the lady at the Y said I could come in and speak to a managing director but that they can't spend 15-30 minutes to get the information and that this is their policy. I explained that i can show my active membership on the website and she said they didn't have time to do that. She told me it wasn't the same as my membership number and they couldn't scan the barcode on my card itself. The authorization number proves my membership is active. I never even had a chance to use the facilities and would not go even if they paid me. It shouldn't be that difficult to join. I'm a member at a dozen locations and have NEVER come across anyone as unhelpful and condescending in any of the gyms I've been to. Their policy doesn't coincide with what the program or any other YMCA locations require and this lady couldn't tel me where I was supposed to call... only to call the number on the back of my card. I have a membership card and an insurance card. Both told me there is no such thing as an authorization number unless it's for a procedure or something of that sort and a gym membership absolutely does not require one. I don't even want to call the managing director at this point. What's the point when the receptionist made it clear they weren't interested in helping me join or calling the program/insurance to settle the matter. Is it my job to do it? I was told multiple times that they don't have the time to, so I won't waste any more of mine trying to be a member at a place that left a negative first impression. By the way, they do NOT have a pool so the heading in this forum is incorrect. No swimming lessons, etc.

Friendly, helpful staff. Affordable. Has nice equipment and weight room. Clean and a positive…read moreenvironment. This location does not have a pool. However, there is a public pool about 2 blocks away.