Asheville Community Movement

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Lola P.

3 years ago

Management has been incredibly hostile and rude after misplacing a pair of glasses. Changed stories about the events of said glasses after i pulled my kid from the next enrollment due to the incredible rudeness from the owner Angie. once they left my kid when she was 4 in the bathroom alone. she returned to us in tears because they forgot her. should have pulled her then. Teachers were kind but they don't stay long so probably a testament to the hostility from the owner. current class is always a substitute teacher. facility is also pretty dirty. wont allow parents into facility probably because its so dirty in there. read more

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Heidi M.

2 years ago

We have gone to ACM for the past 2 years and absolutely love them. They have the best afterschool program and by far the BEST summer camps in town! They are very organized, great at communicating and very kind. So grateful they made it through the hurricane. read more

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812 Riverside Dr
Asheville, NC 28801
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(828) 254-6060
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https://www.ashevillecommunitymovement.com

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What time does Asheville Community Movement open?

Asheville Community Movement opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does Asheville Community Movement close?

Asheville Community Movement closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Asheville Community Movement is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSat-Sun Closed

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Yes, Asheville Community Movement has parking options.

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AGE DISCRIMINATION!…read more One thing I really don't like is that they cut off the student discount at age 25. I am currently enrolled in a masters degree program where they recommend you do not work to focus on school, so us students are on a budget for sure. One of my fellow classmates introduced me to this gym, and we wanted to sign up but since she is 26, they would not let her get the student discount. This is ensuring that I also will not sign up, even though I am under 25, as I think that is totally not fair! Before we found out that she cannot get the student discount, we came in on a guest pass to check out the gym. I wasn't a huge fan. For the price they charge I expected better. The basic membership is $50 a month. I do like that they have group fitness classes as well as a pool. I'd say this is worth it if you really enjoy the racquetball and tennis facilities they have, otherwise just go to any other gym that would be cheaper.

Update on previous review- Maintenance continues to…read moredecline- 1. In the weight room, many of the life fitness machines counters do not work. It is just a battery change but it does not happen. Secondly about half of the same machines have busted faces that cover certain parts of the machine. Yes...it does not change the working of the machine but it does show that the club does not care about appearance of the equipment. 2. On the tennis side- a big deal was made in the spring about how the outdoor hard courts were to be refinished to remove the cracks in them. Mind you the cracks have been there for over 7 years so this is not a new problem....as of yet there has been no fix. For the indoor court- the staff is lazy about cleaning the courts. The tennis ball fuzz is epic and only gets removed every 2 or so weeks. Removal is merely getting on a machine made for cleaning the courts but apparently that is too much to ask of the staff. In a similar vein, the automated ball machine is missing the remote that starts and stops the machine. It has been months now that this has been unavailable. I called the company that makes the ball machine and they said they could ship one in a week. But the club apparently has not made any attempts to fix the problem. Outdoor clay court maintanence has not improved. This is supposed to be a USTA (US Tennis Assoc.) premier club.....I would hate to see a non premier club.

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We went in last week to check this place out. We were…read moregreeted by Tiffany, who took the time to show us around and explained all they have to offer. Turns out...a lot! Pickle ball, tennis, a state of the art gym, a salt room, an infrared sauna and a refreshment lounge which serves smoothies, snacks and beer along with several TVs in some of the areas. I believe they offer yoga too. They offer different packages for individuals and families. We decided to dump our Planet Fitness membership and join up here instead. It's a clean, uncrowded, non judgmental environment. We look forward to getting back into shape now that we are both retired.

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We stopped here after dinner on a warm evening. There are plenty of places to sit. My son had a…read moreblast in the water. It is also a great place to hang out near Pack Square.

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(54 reviews)

9.1 mi

Despite the cold I enjoyed my stay at the campsite. The bathrooms were clean and heated. The sites…read morewere spaced out well and the staff were great too. We lost power at one site and it was easy to get another. Look forward to returning in the spring or summer.

A very cool little campground! Off the beaten path but close enough to all parts of Asheville. The…read moregate keeper was amazing, really friendly and helpful. The area is clean and the sites are a good size with plenty of additional space. Would stay here again for sure.

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