Highly recommend this quaint spa- the employees were super kind and the facilities are really clean…read moreand relaxing. They have super comfortable full body massage chairs that you can fall asleep in (even my dad enjoyed them and he's not a huge spa person). My partner and I also ended up doing one of the private sound bath experiences and it was incredible. Our therapist made it feel very relaxing and it is one of the most unique experiences I've had- they lay you on an instrument bed and you get to feel all the vibrations. Super cute spot in Bellingham!

What a surprise! Beautiful interesting facility! Very reasonable price for a 3 hour pass. Sauna,…read moremassage chairs, relaxing lounge with reading material, tea, salt room and my favorite the amethyst room. Super clean, and nicely laid out. I had a surprised healing in the amethyst room and totally recommend this spa!

We have attended many of Ruby's Healing Soundbaths which are a great way to meditate and we always…read morefeel relaxed and refreshed afterwards. She hosts wonderful events at very reasonable costs and we attend as many as we can. Ruby also offers gift certificates which is a perfect gift for pretty much anybody.

Just took my second class here and loved it..i have not done any I mean any yoga in 6 yrs so I was…read morea deer in the headlights but with that being said this was so fun!! The whole aerial experience is out of the box and so fun and challenging!! The instructors were hands on helpful and kept everyone pushing themselves! It is a little on the speedy side 25 a class I haven't asked if they do any packages or punch cards though! I would highly recommend trying this place out so fun!!

Great hot yoga studio! Visiting from out of town. The one week trial was a great option. I tried…read morethe Pilates style and flow which is Bikram, both great!

From the owner: At our studio, fitness is about more than just breaking a sweat—it’s about how you feel when you…read morewalk out the door. We specialize in infrared-heated yoga and fitness classes designed to build strength, flexibility, and confidence for every body. Our classes range from hot yoga and sculpt to HIIT, barre, and restorative sessions, giving our members variety, balance, and results—all under one roof. What truly sets us apart is our welcoming, inclusive community. Whether it’s your very first class or your thousandth, you’ll be greeted by a friendly team that genuinely cares about your experience. Our instructors are highly trained, approachable, and passionate about helping you feel supported, challenged, and successful—without judgment or pressure. We believe consistency is built through enjoyment, not intimidation. That’s why we focus on clear instruction, scalable options, and positive motivation, so everyone can move at their own pace while still feeling empowered. Beyond the classes, we’ve created a space that feels like a second home—a place where members connect, support one another, and celebrate progress both on and off the mat. From studio challenges to community events, we’re proud to foster an environment that keeps people coming back because it feels good to be here. If you’re looking for a studio that delivers results and makes you feel seen, supported, and strong—you’ve found your place.

Kushala was the first studio I did yoga at, and is the one I continue to get the best yoga…read moreexperience, for both body and mind. Chris and Karen, the owners are two of the best instructors! Kushala has classes for every level, and each class can be adjusted individually as needed.

In the non-hardcore yoga world, I am officially a yoga regular...defined as:…read more1. Going at least twice a week the last 6 months 2. Not dry heaving to sun salutations, and 3. Being able to touch my toes This place has me converted from yoga videos at home to practicing yoga on a (real!) mat with (real!) people. I love that this place has a LOT of hardcore yoga people but in no way do they give off that vibe. There are so many classes at varying levels that you can challenge yourself to progress from hatha to hatha flow to power flow (or Andrew's wild thing wednesdays if you're pretty advanced OR an idiot like me who thought that was supposed to be an easy class...fyi, I survived but barely). They will also tell you that most classes are multilevel since you can always do modifications if you're just starting out...Don't be afraid to take it to the next level if you can. I love going to Chris, Karens, Nicole or Andrews classes. The good news? Not only can I touch my toes, I can freakin' do side planks and full pushups now! Six months ago, I would have told you that was crazy talk. There's still no way in hell I can do those pretzel-y poses but hey, it's a start.

As a yoga fan; I love going to different classes when I travel and had not been to Yogacara in…read moreseveral years so decided - with legs that craved some serious stretching after a long hike the previous day - to attend a class. Booing is easy through the Mindybody app and classes are reasonably priced at around $20 US for a 75 minute class. We did the Vinyasa class. It's a small studio with village views and class sizes are limited . We had 10 people in our class. Everything is already laid out rest to go - Mats and blankets and props are encouraged. The class was very good. The teacher asked beforehand if there was anything she needed to know before class which is important when teaching new students and her practice was very good, taught very well and very safe. In the years since I have been here, I became a yoga teacher with two credentials and it has given me more insight into practice and instruction- and I have realized that many cues are often not the safest such as pigeon but this instructor was great and very well versed in sage alignment. The only thing I don't love and I have noticed it on both visits as well as my daughter picking up on the vibe, is that it does not have a warm or friendly vibe. I cannot pin point it but it does not encourage me to come back - but maybe it's because it's a class full of strangers due to this being a tourist spot . Small point as the studio and instruction is great. I felt much better after the class and ready for another hike !

Just a warning: Over new years I was sick and called the phone number that was on google to cancel…read moremy class, it went to voicemail so I left a message. When I recieved no response during the day, I went in at the start of the evening class to asked what I can do about a credit. The instructor didn't seem to belive me to be sick and asked me to join the class or write to the owner but that I had missed the chance for a refund. Unfortuatnely a couple days later I tested positive for Covid. I wrote Emily, the business owner, with a screen shot of the google listing. She implied that I was faking it and trying to get out of the class with a loophole and said, "No, we did not get your voicemail and I do not recognize that number. I've been in touch with Google to see what happened. We don't take voicemail at this time." Then she berated me for harassing her employee. Follow up from Emily: "I've processed a refund to your credit card, upon your demands, in the hopes that you do not return to the studio."

So glad I got to do yoga while here. Realized I was tight as heck, and this helped. They had…read moredifferent techniques and moves that helped release some tightness in my body. Next time I'm on Orcas I'll be going back there. Great space and environment to have a yoga studio.

First time, best time. Christine was teaching. 2 weeks three classes $20 bucks for new students…read more Studio is beautiful and tuned in. Lots of props that I had never used. Friendly and helpful classmates. Really reaponsive teacher answered questions and went really deep into alignment goals. Drop ins are $18 for visitors - totally worth it.

Best (first) rafting experience ever! You don't get a first ever again, am I right? So why not…read moretreat yourself right to some glamping as well. WHAT IS GLAMPING? I'm embarrassed to say that my parents knew before I did. Glamour + camping, just imagine all the hassle of camping from when you were younger--hauling the tent, eating spam by the fire, potty breaks behind the trees--gone. I know what you are thinking, "WEAK. THAT'S NOT CAMPING!." Well if you are just going to stay at some shoddy hotel 30 minutes away instead, might as well live by the river at this resort in some fancy tents with restrooms + showers and dining hall meals. My parents and I did the rafting + 1 night glamping package. It'll cost you quite a chunk of your wallet at around 300 CAD each. If you aren't the biggest fan of camping, it might not seem worth it at first, but this place definitely did come around to me. You can either do the afternoon rafting option, where you come early afternoon, raft, and then stay the night; or you can come in the late afternoon, stay the night, and raft in the morning. We chose the latter. We checked in around 5pm, got shown to our tent (ours was conveniently, or unfortunately, located right next to the bathrooms), and settled down on the rocking chairs overlooking the river. Dinner was served at 7pm. There's an open dining hall area, and the patrons as well as the staff both eat here. The food is cafeteria style, as in there are huge trays of food brought out and they serve everyone first so that there is enough food to go around. You can then go serve yourself after. The food isn't fancy, but it also isn't bad. Another necessity served at the dining hall area are outlets! Since the tents don't have any outlets, you'll have to bring your phone chargers here. Oh, there is wifi throughout the whole resort too. They know we all can't live without these things. The showers are located farther away from the tents, up a small flight of stairs. The water is nice and hot though, and they keep the shower rooms fairly clean. Towels and bath mats are provided, but shampoo/soap and other toiletries aren't. So make sure you bring those from home! There's also a hot tub area right next to the campfire area, which is right next to the yoga area, which is right next to the dining halls. You get the idea. We didn't chill around the campfire that night, but we saw some people roasting smores. Classic. Lights go out at 10pm, but they do give you a small lantern for light. You can hear the river rushing right outside, drowning out any other noise like one of those "nature soothing sounds" some people put on at night to help them sleep. Knocked me out fairly quick. Breakfast was at 8:30 am. Bright and early. Our rafting guide, Dylan, introduced himself to us then. Spoiler: having a great, experienced guide is important. Rafting was at 9:30. We wetsuited up, lifejackets on, helmets tightened, booties on our feet. They took us on a bus down along the old logging road that runs by the Nahatlatch River. Our group was a bit special because it was just us 3 patrons since I guess another group didn't make it. Usually they bring 6-7 people in each raft. That just meant more room on the raft. Dylan taught us all some important commands like holding on to the rope and crouching down in the raft. We practiced this out in a lake area, and then we were off on some rapids. I was slightly frightened after seeing a trainee fall out of another raft. For better or for worse, I treated every command from then on almost as if my life depended on it. I definitely did not want to fall out along some of these rapids with rocks and branches in the water. The second stretch, Dylan said was a grade 4 (and optional), which meant it was a bit more difficult. We ended up opting out of that, and hopped onto the bus to the stretch after. Dylan said something about a rapid called the Meat Grinder. No thanks. They had snacks waiting for us at that point, which I thought was a nice touch. And after our snack break it was back into the water. The rest of the river all the way back to the resort was about 11km long. After the initial shock was over, and after getting a hang of the commands and trusting Dylan as he guided us between rocks and telling us to hold on before bigger falls, the rest of the river was quite the experience. Drenched and battered by the river, we made it through some real breathtaking views and felt a visceral power of the rushing water. The whole experience was about 3 hours long. The hot tub felt amazing right after. After lunch and an easy checkout, we were on our way back to Vancouver. Without a doubt, Reo is definitely a great place for beginner rafters!

Got back from a few rounds of rafting. It was an amazing. Wallszy will make sure you get the best…read moretrip you can. The food is great and being a big guy it was nice that they make sure I got enough. Beautiful place to be and enjoy. Been there a few times and really look forward to going back. Thanks reo

Yesterday, I decided to attend my first yoga class ever in my life and was recommended by a friend…read moreto check out Oxygen Yoga in Steveston. As a male, I was a little intimidated attending a yoga class but I was welcomed at the door by Raj and Raspal. They made me feel welcomed and was set at ease as soon as the class started. They ran me through how the session would go and what to expect. I would highly recommend any first timers to come visit this studio. I will definitely be coming back!

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This gym has changed my life! Being a busy mom of two young children I had no time in the…read moredays/evenings to work out. When World Gym Chilliwack opened and offered early morning spin classes I was hooked! Stacey's spin and "spin fusion" classes have kept me pumped for my 4:30 wake up Monday-Friday since January 2019. Stacey is the sunshine in the dark gym mornings and is an excellent motivator and instructor. All the staff here are super friendly, there are a wide variety of class offerings and the equipment is great. It's a completely non-judgemental environment and people at all fitness levels attend. Thanks WGC for being awesome!

From the owner: 100% Locally Owned and Operated…read more World Gym Athletics is an exclusive, studio-style, small group training program that combines the best of HIIT, Olympic lifting and functional training. Built to be a complete system for personal and group training, you'll get the most of your workouts with safe, intense, and balanced session. No shortcuts. No gimmicks. It's #FitnessTruth Studio options also include Spin, Cardio-kickboxing, Yoga, Pilates, DanceFit, a 24-hour gym, and tanning. This is all included in our All Access member rate of $49.50 bi-weekly. 24 Hours Gym only Memberships available at $24.50 bi-weekly. Personal Training and Nutrition also available.

Excellent, gracious instruction and lovely studio and quality equipment. Highly recommend!read more

From the owner: Fully equipped studio offering group classes and private lessons. Pilates, Yoga and Aerial under…read moreone roof! Strengthen, stretch, breathe, move!