We signed up in January 2026 for swim lessons and were put on a waiting list. We called EVERY…read moreSINGLE DAY and WEEK since then, and nothing. Not only are they unapologetic, but more often than not, downright rude, incommunicative, and squirrely about their programs, classes, availability, etc. Now, it was only $50, and I understand on refunds under any circumstance whatsoever forever and ever amen. But come on, if you don't offer refunds and you don't have availability for the foreseeable future, maybe don't keep on selling classes. I would love a refund or at least an acknowledgement, but nothing. Even Safe Splash offered refunds and were apologetic when their pool broke over March. They notified us right away and kept us in the loop then refunded our money (without us asking). Not sure why pods continuines to enroll new students, but I have to say, I'd recommend staying away.

Pods Swimming was a nightmare for us. Enrollment was disorganized, and my daughter was placed in…read morethe wrong class. The teacher would not let her out of the pool to use the bathroom, even while she was crying and asking repeatedly. She was forced to do skills she wasn't comfortable with, ignored despite another teacher trying to intervene, and left screaming and visibly distressed. This all happened because Pods enrolled her incorrectly. I did not ask for a refund--only that the remaining classes be saved as a credit. Instead, the director ignored my actual request, copied and pasted the no-refund policy, and advised me that they reserve the right to change teachers at any time--which was not what I was disputing. The issue was their administrative error and how it was handled. She ultimately stopped responding altogether. They kept our $90 and showed zero accountability or concern for a young child's well-being. I absolutely do not recommend Pods Swimming.

I went here as a kid in the 60s/70s. My kids went there in the 90s/2000s. And my grandkids go…read morethere now. What's there to say more - it's timeless, iconic and fun for all!!

We Love Bearcroft , it is ideal for our family ( kids 5 and 8). Tennis, Volleyball, swimming,…read moresoccer , corn hole and Pokémon are some of our favorite activities. There are great people and a relaxed atmosphere . Coming here on weekends removes the need for planning social activities. You just show up and hang out with friends. Also great to get kids away from screens (no wifi)

The water can turn from a fun place to a dangerous one in the matter of seconds. We are so thankful…read morefor Goldfish for helping teach our kiddo not only how to swim but how to be safe and confident near the water. We have been at the North Attleboro location since a few weeks after opening in 2023 and the program, facilities and staff are top notch! Everyone knows our kiddo and family by name and is always there to offer a word of encouragement or congrats when needed! We are so proud that our little is "growing up Goldfish"!

Their lessons are great! I wish their packages were a little more reasonably priced. There sign up…read moreand cancellation policies could be a little more clear.

So I wanted to wait a while after I joined this gym to write a review. I've been going here for…read moreabout 4 months now + I've tried everything but the pool. The staff are really nice here + the facilty is recently renovated + looks pretty good. It is a bit small + quaint... + well lets be honest.... a little overpriced now a days with all these $10/month gyms. I joined because of the classes. The classes are OK--- belly dancing is fun... but i didn't break a sweat! there is a great bootcamp class on Monday nights. Wish it was more than once a week! I also wish that they had classes starting around 5:30pm more often for people who work in the area that want to get the gym out of the way right after work or lunch time classes. The classrooms are really small so they can get packed-- HOLY YOGA SPOON FEST. so cramped but that is because the instructor is really great. The spinning room is also VERY VERY SMALL and cramped. They are trying their best with the space they have. They work out area is small + a lot of the equipment is on its way out. they do have some newer ellipticals + treadmills with tvs on them if that's yo thang! If you need a lil local gym time, this is your kinda place!

My initial sentiments had the fortunate padding of coming at the end of a string of writing…read morepositive reviews. Knocking another star off because of a sad fact I was reminded of at one of my recent nightly workouts. Some of the personal trainers are an absolute displeasure to share the room with. As I always do (and as is considered polite in a crowded gym) when it is unclear if a person is using a piece of equipment I would like to get on, I asked one of them politely if they were using the machine next to them. The response I got was "Are you kidding me? If I was I would've yelled at you." I was literally taken back, there was no need for such a snarky response to a complete stranger asking a question aimed to be considerate. They also dash from area to area, taking up egregious amounts of this poor excuse of a weight room's already limited real estate with their one or two clients. All of this is done in a fashion that has caused me to almost get hit by weights and body parts while sitting still (in most cases while already having moved my equipment to be more accommodating to them). There are other paying patrons here besides your clients, please treat the area as such. **I would like to clarify that the above does not apply to the general staff, which is always friendly and helpful. Always a hello on the way in, a goodbye on the way out, and happy to answer any questions you may have. Another note on the locker rooms - there is almost always a crowd of kids just hanging out in there, taking up large amounts of the extremely limited space in this dingy, disgusting locker room. In addition to sitting around on their phones and video games for what seems like at least 45 mins at a time, they run right into the changing area soaking wet, making the floor a disgusting and slippery mess.

We liked this place in the beginning. But my little one started throwing up a few hours after every…read moresession.

To be clear I only went here for physical therapy a couple of times. I was impressed at how clean…read morethis was for a swim school. If I had children and grandchildren in the area I would definitely encourage them to attend here because of that. They had a glass wall where parents or relatives or friends could sit and watch the kids swimming or competing. They had lots of showers where you could shower before & after the pool. It was about 90ﾟ in there when you went into the pool which was overwhelming at 1st and yet was very comfortable once you were in the pool. The water was extremely clean and the water temperature was very comfortable for physical therapy. This was a temporary arrangement as the pool that is normally used for physical therapy by this company was being refinished but I much prefer this pool to the refinished pool.

Updating again two months after our membership rates were raised once again. I can't make sense of…read morewhat program or maintenance features our membership fees are funding. When new equipment is purchased, heavy-use is not prioritized, nor is proactive maintenance. As a result, duct tape is often a key component in repair work. The pool was closed again today, likely because schedule-able maintenance was not completed.

This facility is always clean, the employees are friendly, lots of places to hang out, and there…read moreare lots of options for fitness classes. The rock wall is really cool! I would love to see more family/community events, aside from free days for everyone to visit. It's nice that you can register a guest to bring with you. I appreciate that the YMCA offers a sliding scale for different income levels, but the family monthly cost without any discount is a little high. The indoor and outdoor pools are beautiful, but the summer aqua pass is an additional expense of $150 which feels a little excessive.

We have been coming to Goldfish Swim School since they opened in December. Overall it's a great…read morefacility, especially since it's brand new. The only downside is, it is a bit tight. There is usually a wait for the changing rooms after class and it can be hard to get two seats together. The seats are also kind of on top of each other. Even though it's tight we are still very happy to be here! My son's coach Luca is great and he really likes working with her. The front desk staff is also always very friendly.

I am so thankful that my family found Goldfish swim school! My 4 year old looks forward to his…read moreweekly class and is excelling in a short 5 months of lessons. Water safety is a huge priority for me and my son is building skills rapidly. Since starting he is building confidence with floating, treading water and swimming. All of the instructors have been kind, patient and truly meeting the swimmers where they are at. I have witnessed the coaches calm the fears of anxious swimmers and cheer on kids of all abilities. (We LOVE Ms. Kristy and Mr. George.) All staff seem to have a smile on and genuinely enjoy their day. The classes are small (I believe 4 children each class with 1-2 instructors) so swimmers are given lots of 1:1 attention. The facility is clean, brightly decorated with ample big changing rooms for families, hair dryers, showers and swimsuit drying machines. It is simple to reschedule a make-up on the app and check on your child's progress over the weeks with specific skills. One amazing perk is you can roll a make-up lesson into a family swim which is great to include other siblings that might not be in lessons or a family member that can't attend. It was painless to pause our lessons with a 30 day notice and no strings attached. My children love the cute play area, the option to buy snacks at the end of class and the weekly prizes at the front desk. Goldfish also is connected to the community and engaged in fundraisers and local events which is important to me. I was hesitant to sign up for Goldfish because I had a subpar experience at another swim school with difficulty scheduling classes, not enough changing rooms and overcrowded spaces--- but Goldfish has thought of it all and it is a positive experience week after week. Friends we have encouraged to join and other families I have chatted with during lessons have shared similar positive experiences. We truly look forward to our time at Goldfish and the lifelong skills built!

The hours are a little funny, but you can work around them if privacy is what you're looking for…read more Not many people use the gym upstairs, so you can roll up and workout without many people bothering you. That being said, I am incredibly disappointed with an experience in the cardio/weight room. One of the staff members was so loud and talking to what seemed to be a regular patron. They were so loud, I couldn't even hear the music in my ears! They even put the news on, upped the volume, and started giving commentary. Not professional. In fact, it was infuriating. Upon leaving, I asked to speak to whomever is in charge to put in a formal complaint. They took my name and number, but I never got a call. Probably got thrown out. Despite all this, I go because I love the swim lessons for son. I think everyone else I've dealt with has been nice, but the establishment has definitely been neglected, especially the website! Why can't you post hours of operation, class schedules, and announcements on the website or Facebook? Hire an intern, anything? Yeesh.

Healthtrax is a good fitness chain that provides nearly all the amenities one could need for…read morefitness and wellness. This location is no exception, although the facilities and equipment have definitely seen better days. The staff seem to be trying their best to inject some life into the location. There is still a lot to appreciate here: a jacuzzi, dry sauna, women's steam room, pool, basketball court, and racquetball courts. Their current condition, however, is a different story. The group exercise classes are solid, with options for nearly every fitness level and type of workout. Most of the Group X classes at this location use MOSSA programming. They are challenging enough to provide a good workout, but still approachable and beginner-friendly. At the same time, a facility offering this range of amenities is probably costly to operate and maintain. This location, in particular, is overdue for meaningful investment and modernization. The membership has increasingly shifted toward an older demographic, perhaps because of the emphasis on wellness and recovery. Families appear to come mainly for the pool, while younger members gravitate toward the basketball court. The racquetball courts have seen better days and have now been converted into multifunctional spaces, which is a bit sad. Evening group classes that once drew large crowds now rarely exceed five participants, with one or two exceptions. The morning classes are killing it, in contrast. The range of fitness equipment is comprehensive. There is a machine for almost every type of functional training or exercise, but much of it is very dated. It is almost a chicken-and-egg question. Would renovating and investing in the facility attract a new group of members who could help sustain the business, or does the gym first need to attract those members to afford the renovation? That seems to be where this location stands at the moment. For me, things are still good enough that I continue to go, but they could certainly be better.

Classes are amazing. Instructors are knowledgeable and give lots of options during class.read more