All good. Plenty of equipment and space. Maybe update a few pieces of equipment here and there and…read morepossibly get shower/locker rooms

I just recently joined this gym after COVID and having been a member of Oroville sports club, which…read moreremains closed after COVID. The Lord's gym is clean, people are aware of others, and the monthly rate is cheap, but don't let that fool you into thinking the gym lacks what's needed for a daily workout routine. The employees are helpful and friendly. I mention one more thing as it's the most important to me. This gym is not a meat market and as a result, one doesn't often see people socializing around equipment keeping others from using it. If you desire a great environment for a great price, this is your place.

NS Fit Oroville is really clean and organized. They have tons of cardio equipment and lots of…read moremachine as well as free weight options. Staff are super friendly as well!!

Loved working out here when I was in town. Andrew was super friendly and helpful! The equipment was…read moreso clean! Will definitely visit again when I'm back in town!

Very simple enrollment, nice employees and clean facilities. Enough equipment for a good workout.read more

The gym and equipment are clean and very comfortable. Stop…read moreby, it'll sell itself. The staff is very respectful and comfortable to work with.

DON'T DO IT. If you're reading this and trying to decide on a gym--Not this one. There are other…read moregyms in the area, including regular gyms and crossfit ones that are sure to treat you better and have better facilities. I'll start with the non-personal review first. -They're expensive. -They close incredibly early. -They will try to milk you on fees- You're not a person here, you're a cash cow. (despite the fact that this is not a huge box corporation gym) -Their equipment is outdated and there is not nearly enough of it. -No one shows up to run their fitness classes-every time I went at least. I am a Marine combat veteran trying to train and get myself back in shape as I'm applying for a few law enforcement jobs. It's not easy transitioning form the military to civilian life. Money is tight but I needed a gym to get back into shape and I was drawn to the fact that this gym was privately owned and operated. It's a small town community gym that would treat me like a friend/member of the community or so I thought. Not the case. My credit card was stolen, I received a new one on the 1st of the month. Fees are due on the 1st of the month. I called on the first and paid my dues- So I wasn't late in paying my dues..... TWO WEEKS later I was called and told I would have to pay a late fee of $40 bucks. Obviously I was upset. And as I mentioned money is tight. I told the lady (Cathy) who called everything I mentioned above about paying on time and my credit card...She didn't care. I was so upset I asked what the cancellation fees were and she literally LAUGHED at me before she told me. To sum it up, I paid my gym fees on time over the phone. But Because it was a new card they wanted me to pay a $40 late fee- two weeks after the fact. Would you pay this? Apparently if you're not with their program and question what they do, they kick you out. Two hours later Cathy gleefully called me and told me my membership had been cancelled and to find another gym. Is this the kind of community gym you want to go to? This is how they treat people, not to mention veterans trying to make ends meet. This might seem embellished but it's not at all- take it for what it's worth when you're deciding on a gym here in Oroville.

I frequent this place and love everything about it. The steam room a little too hot but I like it…read more The Jacuzzi is very relaxing with nice jets. The pools are a nice size. I lost about 25 to 30 pounds on the treadmills in about 4 months at this place. They always have complimentary coffee and tea ready in a large lounge room. I like to study in the lounge room after a workout, it is clean, bright, and big. Usually the lounge room is not crowded. -Daniel Montoya

Sad! We got a flyer at my sons school advertising a play put on by YMCA - Free for kids to…read moreparticipate in! We practiced songs all week. My kids were SO EXCITED! We went to the auditions and filled out the paperwork and even helped set up as we had arrived early. My kids auditioned. We came back the following Monday to find... They SAY it's free but then make you sign a paper promising to sell 10 tickets and 2 advertisements per child (valued at $150) and volunteer 10 hours. THEY DIDN'T MENTION THIS IN THE FLIER OR IN THE PAPERWORK FOR THE AUDITIONS OR AT ANY TIME DURING THE AUDITION OR AFTER - until the parents meeting. I have 2 children. We just moved here 1.5 years ago. We cannot sell 20 tickets and 4 business ads. Or pay $300. NOR do I want my children used in some kind of pyramid money making scheme for YMCA. If they wanted money they should have just said so up front. We left with both of my children in tears. You can scam adults. That just makes you bad people. But to HURT KIDS?!? How do you sleep?

Theater parents are "asked" to sell 10 tickets and 2 ads, not forced. Parents are" asked" to…read morevolunteer their time to help build and set up sets No parent ever forced to do anything. The Oroville Y motto is "no child will be turned away regardless of their ability to pay". Been around for 105 years her in Oroville, must be doing something right.

What a wonderful CrossFit Gym! They offer lots of times for classes so you can fit it into your…read moreschedule. They are friendly and very knowledgeable. They make the classes fun, challenging, and safe. You need to try this place out!

I am so happy I decided to join. Excellent and fun classes made up of people of every level of…read morefitness. Everything can be tailored up or down depending on your fitness level. The owner, santos, is very welcoming and knows his stuff. Great group of people. I've made friends here also and honestly love going to the gym now! Best hour of the day for sure!

Namaste my ass! I stay in Oroville for school. I frequently do yoga back in my home town. I didn't…read morewant to break that from my routine. I wanted to try this place. But couldn't even make it past the door. I walk in trying to inquire about classes and pricing, I open the door, it's pitch black. I can barely make out a silhouette of a female in the back. She said, "Uhhh can I help you?" I told her I was here for information. She said "uhhhhh you're kinda interrupting right now....wrong time to check". So I left. I figured they might have another entrance for inquiries, but they had nothing. Look I understand it's a small town and people here are very nice. It actually caught me off guard when I I first got here. But this chicken head is chasing off business.

Well we love the studio, all the beginner classes, and the instructor however the owner is not…read moreoffering any weekend courses at this time and that's pretty much the only time my partner and I could be together regularly!