Clark County Family YMCA

Alexander Dick 4 months ago

This place is HUGE! The pool is unbelievable!!! The basketball courts are expensive. And you won't believe how many machines they have. I need to go more often. I work nearby, but live in Portland. It's worth the drive from Portland even on non-work days. Looking for a gym? Look no further!!!

C 4 months ago

I dropped off my 85 year old mom for her pool exercise class. About 30 minutes before her class ended, I went in from the parking lot where I was waiting and explained I was here to pick up mom and could I please use the restroom. “No, unfortunately you’re not a member so try the Applebees nearby.” Really? Ridiculous. A little human kindness please. I’m a 60 year old grandma. I’m harmless. I just needed to pee.

GamerGrubber 5 months ago

It's annoying that the Tornadoes swim team needs all but two lanes for nearly four hours almost every day. On top of that, kids' swim lessons take up one of the two remaining lap swim lanes. So if you are a working person and get to the gym at 4 or later, you realistically don't have a lane to yourself or without obstacles until 8pm. For context, I used to swim on the Tornadoes swim team for several years. We didn't occupy the pool nearly this much. It would be massively beneficial to the YMCA members who swim here if they simply consolidated the team into one less lane and ran their heats closer together. Also, it would be helpful for the swim lessons to take place in the recreational pool. Several times, children have occupied the one available lane while I was swimming laps causing collisions. Facilities are clean, employees are great, pools are beautiful, and I like the facility quite a bit. It's just a shame that working class people essentially can't swim here in the evenings without interference from kiddos.

Галина Пигунова 5 months ago

Our whole family absolutely loves this place. However, the playroom is simply a nightmare. My daughter's first experience in the room was wonderful: the caregivers were incredibly attentive and caring—playing with the children and distracting them whenever a little one started crying. But yesterday evening, we were there again, and I was absolutely horrified to find my daughter sitting all alone on the floor, sobbing hysterically, while a young woman just stood by the door watching her. No one called to let me know my child was crying; she was simply waiting—either for my daughter to calm down on her own, or for enough time to pass before she finally made the call. There were no toys nearby—nothing at all. She was just sitting there on the floor. There wasn't a single person beside her—only that indifferent young woman who couldn't have cared less about her tears. They handed my child back to me with the comment, "She didn't want to play today." Well, if you don't give her any toys, what exactly is she supposed to play with? She's only one year old!

Jason W. 2 years ago

I love going here! The staff is so nice and willing to help, if needed. There are many different things to do, basketball, the gym, walking/running/jogging on the track, swimming, getting a (hydro)massage, there's a hangout lounge, a daycare to bring little kids to, big bathrooms with showers, etc. I've always had a great experience here. Highly recommend checking it out!