I've used this place many times while in town for house sitting and other visits. It fits the bill…read morefor me with weights and elliptical trainers and related.

I've actually not been active here yet. However, the staff has been very helpful, supportive and…read morepatient with helping me get back to stronger being active again. I've broken my back and had other breaks in last couple years. I've healed enough now to use this facility. Very excited!!

Great community pool. Its sad that it will be closed. I wish…read morethey would rethink this decesion

Nice enough facility. Clean and well-staffed. $2 is quite a bargain…read more Strange setup for open swim. They run bouys across the pool and do not leave any lap lanes open. Would it not be easier just to pull three lap lane bouys? The shaded area is nicely furnished with tables and chairs but it lacks adequate lounge chairs.

We came here on a whim. Had zero plans for the day while visiting family. It was a scorcher…read moreoutside. Two hours was plenty of time to have fun and get wet. I will say it was LOuD and the chlorine burned my eyeballs for the rest of the day BUT well worth it. Three kids ages 8, 5 and 2 one senior and one husband that could've passed on going. We had a great time splashing around and hitting the slides. The facility is super clean, the people working are friendly and the lifeguards were working their tails off. We'll keep this place as an option for fun on our future trips to the area

I'm a retired park and recreation professional who happened to be in town and connected with two of…read morethe master minds behind the project. They invited us for a tour and what a treat it was. I have been involved with several high level facilities in the past including North Clackamas Aquatic Park. Rogue X is perfectly scaled and located to serve the Rogue Valley. It is a beautiful facility that provides a large pallet of activity for a large variety of user groups and still maintains the ability to grow to accommodate more users and varieties of activities. Excellent job Medford parks and recreation.

The worst of worst to go in an inquire to use the shower. There was shower curtains on 2 stalls i…read morego in an there gone so i asked to get my $7.00 back after not using the facility to shower, although i did use the restroom with permission prior to paying. I asked for my money back an she was gerting ready to until blonde mgt lady said no so tecnically i was charged 7.00 to go pee an to top it off im a domestic violence survior an living in my car with my disabled 17 yr old. Originally quoted 7.00 for adult an 4.00 for 17 ye old an when i paid 7.00 she told me 5.00 for him. People like this shouldnt work there an take advantage of people an switching fees after quoting orginall 7.00 an 4.00 for us. Its quite disgusting how i was treated at counseling office to inquire of pool an shower facility so i wouldnt recomnend ever its dirty in bathroom an changing area as well. Staff on 3/6/2026 at 9.20am was the nastiest people to take money from homeless knowing the situiation as well. I just want a clean shower an etc. She kept my money its stealing technically from a person not willing to refund i just paid an i waited 1 min after seeing they took there shower curtain that was up was gone i asked for refund mgr told her not to give it back she was willing to until then

Registration and payment online for SUP yoga was easy. The class was fun. When the pool is closed…read morethey notify by text to keep you informed of closures due to weather or air quality

The pool was recommended to me by my doctor. It is at temperature between 84 and 88 all year long…read more Lots of good classes and open swim hours. It's a little older so the dressing room and showers are pretty small, but much better than freezing at the ymca.

Facility itself is great. The teenagers working the front desk (two females) and the male life…read moreguarding were utterly useless. There's no reason to give parents dirty looks and attitude when they are doing absolutely nothing wrong. I totally get that children can be annoying but YOU'RE AT WORK and all the parents were 150 percent on top of watching their own kids. Owners/management please give employment to people who know how to deal with other human beings

I never step foot in that gym and they are trying to bill me, which I am low-income. And now that I…read morehave a different insurance, which they don't take, they decided to bill me privately, which they sent me an email confirmation on the new year, instead of an actual conversation informing me. This is a horrible gym.I will never pay this bill. These people will horrible when I talk to them over the phone today.They threatened me with collection instead of kindness. They were not nice.This gym is might look pretty but talk about horrible policies.Horrible, horrible policies, horrible horrible policies. You guys are disgusting the way you treat people

This gym is expensive and feels old. I think it's at least $99 per…read moremonth for a couple, and $125 or more for a family membership. If playing racquetball and swimming laps are important to you, then it might be worth it. They just raised their rates and I'm not able to see any upgrades. Very few spin class options. The bathrooms are very run down, especially the men's, where there is no privacy. The men's open showers are right out of a 1950's military barrack. The ventilation is bad, so the smells coming from the one toilet stall mix with the steam and fill the whole bathroom and changing area. And though it's not the gym's fault, some of the gym members have very bad hygiene standards in the bathroom. The age demographic generally skews 65+. You can potentially save hundreds of dollars per year elsewhere.

This gym is a universe! Stacy signed us up in the spring of…read more2025 and gave us an awesome tour of Club NW. We've since brought friends in to check out this great gym, and Tanya was happy to give us a tour as walk-ins--thank you! I'll update this review later, but so far, I've only ever found rock climbing gyms to be this exciting. I really appreciate the wide range of activities and options available here. It's kid-inclusive, disability-inclusive, and offers designated times and spaces to make certain areas safer for different groups. There's also a spa with many services, plus other highlights like a fresh juice and food café, saltwater pools, a rock climbing wall, hot tub, kids' area, online classes, and rotating displays of local artists' work each month. I ran into a family member and my obgyn which was pleasant. I could go on. It also happens to be a place where AMR ambulances are stationed while waiting for calls, which is pretty unique. Love it. The one downside I'll mention has to do with gym members, not gym itself. It is important to share though. One experience we had at the pool last July. While pregnant, I regularly swam laps as part of my exercise routine. One day, I invited friends visiting from Oakland to join my partner and me at CNW. One of my friends is an excellent swimmer and instructor. While we were swimming laps, we noticed repeated, intentional, and uncomfortable staring from a group of men in the hot tub. I asked if they were waiting for the pools or something. We were not breaking any rules, being disorderly, or abusing time limits. The energy was noticeable and felt by ALL of us. Perhaps it's worth noting that some older, Caucasian gym members may prefer an environment that reflects Oregon's earlier history. I'm not saying CNW itself is racist, but it would feel incomplete not to share what we experienced that day.

The kids club section is disgusting. They clearly do not clean or sanitize anything. The ball pits…read morehave mold. The toilets had feces on them, there was feces on the floor of the bathroom. We had a party here, which they plan after a full day of kids playing in there so it's not sanitized before. And they are worried about outside food or drink yet have literal sh*t on the floor. Our toddler is now sick from being there, definitely will never be back.

For the last 12 years we have designated Rogue Valley Pools as our Chemical-Free simming pool…read morebuilder. We have found the workmanship to be outstanding by Dennis even in years with much rain. We highly recommend Dennis for pool construction or getting fully out of the chlorine Larry Couture www.ecosmarte.com

While the pool that Rogue Valley Pools built for us is very nice and Dennis is seemingly a nice…read moreguy, the process and completion of the building was disappointing and unprofessional. After the hole for the pool was created, the hole remained a hole for months. My husband called Rogue Valley Pools several times, leaving voice messages for Dennis who rarely answers his calls, asking when the crew would be back to work on the pool. My husband became so frustrated with the lack of response and work ethic on the part of Rogue Valley Pools, he told me I should try making contact. Perhaps it was the fact that I was more direct in my dissatisfaction that triggered Dennis and his crew to return to work on the pool. While the pool was finished for the most part in early June, the light was not put in, nor was the grout finished. My husband repeated his weekly calls over the summer requesting that the work be completed, but to no avail. Months went by without a response from Dennis. I stepped in, again more direct with my dissatisfaction; the light was put in, yet with no instructions on how to get the light working despite our requests. After weekly texts from me for several weeks, since Dennis' voicemail was full, the grout remains unfinished. I received a text 3 weeks ago indicating the grout would be finished on the Friday after I made contact with Dennis. This was a no show. Another text indicating the grout would be finished on the following Monday. Another no show. The grout remains unfinished now after weeks of absent communication from Dennis. We will have to hire someone else to complete the work that we paid Rogue Valley Pools in full for. I highly recommend finding someone else to build your pool. Update: Three days after posting the review, Rogue Valley Pools got the light in the pool working and finished the grout.