Very clean floors are well kept and I noticed the owners vacuuming every day I was there. All the…read moreequipment are well kept and also clean. The location is easy to get to!! Owners are very nice and friendly. I only was able to sign up for a week but the price was reasonable, and affordable.

Orderly gym that provides exactly what it says, a nice place to workout when visiting Stowe . The…read moreplace is extremely well kept and it is super easy to start working out, pay their $25 day pass (I did mine via Venmo), and you're good to go. They have all the essentials and upon entering, the man who seems to run the place is very friendly. The rules for the gym are all super basic gym etiquette, and he offered when we entered to explain where all the equipment is. Would definitely recommend if stopping by.

Everything was great. Party was fun. Thanks so much for providing a great space for a 3 year old…read morebirthday party

It is not hard to give this facility a 5 Star rating! Whether you are an avid swimmer or a beginner…read moreyou will find your community here. Charlotte and her colleagues are on hand to provide encouragement for every level of swimmer, and within a few visits you will be on your way to meet your fitness goal. When I returned after major surgery they helped me come up with a gentle plan and wow, I was back on track faster than I could have imagined. The pool is as beautiful as it is clean, as is the rest of the establishment, including fabulous workout areas. If you are in Stowe for a holiday spend a few hours here-- I guarantee you will leave refreshed. If you live in the area, gift yourself a membership, and just watch your joy increase after each visit.

This was just a great gym. Wide variety of equipment, with a lot of character. I loved it there!!…read moreStaff was super nice and welcoming!

Best gym in VT! Plenty of room with nice turf area to get different kinds of workouts in. Only…read morething is machines could be updated as some are broken and haven't been fixed.

I'm incredibly disappointed with the management at Snap Fitness Morrisville. The owner has a habit…read moreof moving members' belongings, which has unfortunately led to items being stolen. There's also a broken mirror in the dressing room that's been there for at least four years, which is just unacceptable. On top of that, the way the owner treats her staff is truly terrible to witness. My own experience really sealed the deal; after leaving a private review that wasn't overly positive, my membership was terminated. It's clear this gym is not focused on member satisfaction or a positive environment. I wish the best to anyone who has the displeasure of using this facility, especially if they have to interact with Claire Denton.

Great gym, very well appointed, extremely clean and well-maintained, and the staff are very nice…read more Such a surprise to find such a nice gym in such a small town. I love that it's 24/7 access, too.

The staff there are super nice, the bathrooms and equipment are always clean, and the environment…read moreis nice. nobody bothers you. I had a very nice staff member help me on a machine I was learning how to use, he was very kind.

Definitely the worst locker room setup I've ever seen. The stairmaster cut me off at 27mins (such a…read moreweird #). They don't have hydromassage beds but loungers instead.

The biggest snap fitness Ive seen! Even have showers & dance room. I was surprise to see a bigger…read moresnap location in such a small town. But I loved it!

Great affordable gym. Have many Les Mills classes, free weights, and cardio equipment. Open 24/7…read morefor people with weird work schedules.

Great place! I was visiting Vermont in a nearby town and wanted to play some pickleball, tennis,…read moreand basketball, and possibly go for a swim or in a hot tub. This place had it all! Very reasonably priced, too! I believe it was only $27 or so for the entire day.

SHARC is Sugarbush ski mountain's little-known sidekick, which has been around for a million years…read more At some point, I think it may've been rebranded as the Sugarbush Health and Recreation Center -- the road signs say Health and Racquet Club; the website says Health and Recreation Center -- but it's still SHARC and it's still exactly the way it was 15 years ago. The space is not shiny new, and it's not fancy. At this point, it almost has a certain retro charm. We like it because it's an island of non-pretentious, semi-normalcy amidst the sometimes very high end resort towniness of the rest of the Sugarbush enterprise. This is just a plain ol' place with plain ol' people. The facilities are about on par with a YMCA. I understand there's some angst at the child mobs that take over when the weather isn't well suited for skiing. We try to be as civilized as possible with our children, but still get stinkeye from some staff. I understand the angst, and on the other side of the equation, I might share it. Children (including mine) are sometimes loud and obnoxious, the adolescent girls we shared the locker room with did leave an extraordinary amount of water on the floor. I did not enjoy being on the receiving end of angst. The staff does make sometimes heroic efforts to keep the place clean, though thoughtless patrons track grit into the pool and and locker room areas by wearing street shoes. Sometimes there's flotsam in the pool that I wish wasn't there. One day I was thoughtfully offered two towels per person, one for the pool and one for the shower, after; the second day, I received one and some attitude when I asked for a second. The range of child-accessible activities is great: There's an adventure zone set up with two bouncy castles (one a bit dark and sketchy), a bungee jumping station (for an additional fee), ping pong, tennis, basketball and tennis areas. There's a decent climbing wall available for an additional fee, as well, and we hear it comes with instruction if you want it. The sign in the climbing room said children over 1 year old were welcome to partake, though I think the website restricted the activity to children over 3 years old. Officially, the adventure zone and climbing wall are not open until 3 p.m. -- but there seems to be some flexibility in start times, especially on days when skiing is not at its best. For adults, the facilities include a cardio exercise room, a weight room, a classroom for pilates and yoga, a spin studio. The cardio room is open to the reception area, which I personally find unpleasant since I like to gasp, wheeze and sweat with greater privacy. Near the reception area, there are swim suits, swim diapers, goggles, etc... for sale if you forget your own, and light snacks (Cliff bars, other bars, water and juice), at non-exorbitant prices IIRC. If you have children and you don't want to schlep to Burlington for Get Air or the Upper Valley Aquatics Center near Hanover, SHARC is overall a great option for folks to get some of the sillies out when temperatures fall below -25 F on the mountain (or when it's 70 F in February). Could it be better? Yep. But we're glad it's there in any form.

Nice gym if you are visiting LG area! Very clean (my home gym could learn a thing or two here)…read more There is a great selection of equipment-I missed nothing for my tri-chest workout! I recommend getting in touch a few days prior to visit to smooth your entrance to the gym, maybe even putting a card on file. The day pass rate is economical too, but then again, being from Cali everything usually is!!

From the owner: We offer an essentially complete variety of workout and exercise equipment from weightlifting,…read morepowerlifting, strongman, mma, crossfit, several different types of cardio and conditioning equipment, and a large stretching area as well as a large athletic area with specialized equipment.

If you're into good, old fashioned weight training or cardio, this place is AMAZING!. State of the…read moreart equipment including Rogue power racks and all the trimmings, brand new nautilus machines and cardio machines with programs that take you on adventures all over the world. For non-locals, you can't beat the price. $15 for a day pass or $35 for a week. Plus a pool and a rock climbing gym all in the same building. You will not be disappointed.

Hands down the worst gym I've ever been to. The pics speak for themselves, but the staff is even…read moreworse! Jay and Nancy are a disgrace to the community, and epitomize small town drama. The pool is always full of scum, there was a PILE of feces in the shower, there's dirt and dust on all of their torn up, taped equipment, members are constantly tripping on the uneven floor mats; these people clearly only focus on the gymnastics portion of this facility. I tried their crossfit classes, and it's NOT what the sport is about, which is why so many people get hurt there (including one of the owners) In case all of this wasn't enough-I was followed home by a member and assaulted. Of course I filed a police report, but felt it would be courteous to tell the owners that they have a member targeting females. They said 'ok, thanks for letting us know'. 5 mins later the police call me to inform me that the gym isn't liable for what happened. WTF?!?! They were more worried about covering their butts than their members' safety! If you're looking for a local gym I would suggest Fitness Authority in Littleton (also has 24 hour access) or Always Fit Athletic Club in Woodsville, which has more equipment and space than this one. I feel so bad for everyone who had lost their passion in fitness because of this disgusting facility.

I fully recommend this gym for any person looking to improve their health and lifestyle. The gyms…read morestaff is professional, knowledgeable and ready to help. This clean gym offers a good balance of free weights, machine weights and cardio equipment. And it offers a variety of classes to help you take your fitness to the next level. I love the spinning classes! The owners are amazing people.

This gym is so much better than any gym that is in st albans , i have been to them with my wife …read more there is amazing equipment specifically designed for each muscle group plenty of weight lifting benches incline decline squat bars squat racks free weights and a new juice Amour. I I would definitely recommend this top beginner to expert gym levels