I have been there. It was so much fun there's been a lot of cool stuff like the slide. The…read morelifeguards has been nice to me. There was an ice machine there. They got like an ordering stand they have a diving board but the sad thing I only got to stay for 1 hour :(

Havent gone since 2019, back then you could not smile if you want off the diving board. If you…read morelooked around or laughed or yelled near the diving board, they kicked you out of the pool for 1 hour. Kids said the bathrooms were filthy and the Lexington Police would go stand in the changing area and stare at the boys changing, thats what they said. There is/was food? The hamburgers they made there were better than ANY at ANY food place we've been to in all of Lexington KY. Must be some home recipe. One day we went there just to get a burger/fries. They chase everyone out of the pool every 45 min or so. Why not make some kind of lighted sign with a giant clock to show in a non-angry way its part of the plan? The lifeguards blow whistles all the sudden and yell at the kids to get out, as if this is a Jaws movie. Make it non threatening and encourage getting fresh water or a small snack? Play music 1 minute before the kick out time, setup tables with free water cups? have some small challenges, throw a frisbee into a target and win a small prize or who knows. But they dont do these things. Parking is miserable, expect your car will be hit by someone's door. Period.

I want to preface this by saying I think this park would earn 5 stars by the people going there to…read moreplay sports. It has basketball, baseball, tennis, and frisbee golf. I went there to walk my dog and be in nature. The majority of the main paved walking path is actually separate from the park. It runs alongside the road that runs through the park. Because I was there around rush hour, it basically felt like walking on a sidewalk next to a busy street, rather than like walking in a park. Also, there was some construction and a lot of electrical lines with big metal bases along the path, which also detracted from the little bit of nature. But who knows, maybe I'll come back in the summer (I noticed a pool) and end up increasing my score.

It's a fairly large park with many different spots to choose from. Peaceful with walking paths,…read morepicnic areas and baseball field. Nice : }

The worst gym I have ever been to. Way too expensive for the lack of cleanliness, lack of space,…read morelack of *quality*, working equipment. The place is grimey, nobody cleans their machines after using them. The lack of safety is insane to me -- multiple people just throwing weights, not in areas that it is meant for. People walking under, through, around your squat rack/machines is so unsafe. There is so much non-working equipment. It is way too expensive to be constantly busy and never have enough room to workout. Icing on the cake is I requested a cancellation due to moving out of state. Emailed, called MULTIPLE times, and consistently got ignored by Jordan, the one person that manages accounts. He requested multiple forms of proof of move, which I happily provided, and again was ignored. My card continues to try to be processed, I have called and emailed yet another person multiple times, and get ignored. Extremely unprofessional and quite possibly the most ridiculous place ever.

Very Expensive, Stopped giving out towels, Blatantly cares more about money than anything regarding…read moreyour personal health. Predatory membership fee practices with no moral standing behind their decisions besides making as much money as possible. There are gyms in Lexington that charge way less, will work with you when it comes to billing and have morality above their paycheck. DO NOT SIGN UP WITH LAC TO GET OVERCHARGED, CHECK OUT ANY OTHER GYM AVAILABLE AND YOU WILL SEE THE DIFFERENCE IN CUSTOMER CARE AND PRICING

All the machines were taken, the employees are very rude, and the machines barley worked half the…read moretime very poor. Simply Horrible.

From the owner: The C.M. Gatton Beaumont YMCA is a community center that offers a variety of programs and services…read morefor people of all ages and abilities. The YMCA is a non-profit organization that is committed to helping everyone thrive at each stage of life. Join the cause of nurturing the potential of every child and teen, improving our community's health and well-being and giving back and supporting each other. Memberships include state-of-the-art fitness centers, pools, tracks, fitness classes, and more! Visit the C.M. Gatton Beaumont YMCA right here in Lexington, KY, today to learn more about what we have to offer.

This is a pretty good gym. I had a membership here for around a year, and if my current apartment…read moredidn't have a very nice fitness center I would probably still have a membership here (or at another Fitness 19 location). A very big positive is no contracts. Unlike most gyms, you aren't locked into a long-term agreement to pay for a membership you might not use. They do require direct debit from a bank account, but you can quit at any time by asking an employee. If you realize you're not actually going to the gym often enough to warrant your membership you can cancel with no fuss. Membership is much less expensive than at most gyms. Depending on what kind of specials are running when you join, you could pay from between $9 to $19 a month for membership (and possibly a one-time membership/joining fee, but that's often waived during various specials). My membership was $16 a month. This is apparently achieved by cutting out many of the features at most gyms that many members never use, but still pay for. No pool, no running track, no hot tub, no showers, no fancy locker room (just a wall of lockers along the side of the gym, if you must change there they do have a fairly large restroom), no racquetball courts. The equipment consists of a large freeweight area, two full sets of circuit-training machines, a long row of treadmills, and several elliptical trainers and exercise bikes, and several televisions along the front wall facing the treadmills. It's not luxury, but if you're just looking to pump some iron and spend some time on an exercise bike, it will be a far more economical and far less constricting option than most gyms in town. A membership does come with a complimentary training session with a personal trainer to show how to use the equipment and come up with a good training regimen. They strongly encourage buying sessions with their personal trainers, the sales pressure is just a tad high. I presume they make a substantial portion of their money on personal trainers. They do have a kids room which is essentially a short-term babysitting service to look after small children while you work out. As I didn't bring my kid with me to the gym, I really can't comment on the quality of this service. The only really bad thing I can say is they have a total lack of security. The front desk is often unmanned, relying on an honor system of people checking their key-tags to get in while the employees are in the back office. The bad part about this is that people who do not belong in the gym can easily enter. I cancelled my membership and stopped going when a woman who was stalking me found out I had a membership there, and came inside to harass me, and there was no gym employees anywhere in sight to help, or to have prevented her from entering in the first place.

I like this gym. It is simple, and easy to use the equipment. You can get 2 memberships for less…read morethan you can get 1 at most gyms. Depending on what time you go in, you may have to wait for an elliptical or treadmill. The only thing that I wish they did have is free WiFi.