This place is actually like a REAL thrift store, but I don't think I'd recommend. Theres not much…read moreto look at or buy, it's not even like worthy things to buy. You can go if you want! See for yourself.

I found one item that was damaged and showed it to the worker. I see a lot of inventory that is…read morenice and useful for play stages, movies, parties, etc., and is cheaper than you could find in large stores. Thank you so much!!

Nice and clean with a very friendly staff. The donation line while long went very smoothly and…read morequickly. Inside the store the items though used most were in good condition and prices were reasonable. Not trying to sell used goods for new prices like some thrift stores. And there were the occasional brand new items also well priced!

I love it yet it's expensive for being second hand. Carmen in the back is a hard worker and a free…read morepeople I've seen up front cashiering rock that store.

Not ADA compliant. Discriminatory to persons needing accommodations…read more Accommodation means more than ADA ramps or equipment. It means having well-trained employees who do not make disabled persons feel unwelcome and othered. The YMCA employees made crass, inappropriate comments that were highly offensive to a person with a heart condition who struggles with standing for long periods of time. The experience with the YMCA was the most negative we've had as disabled people in the Gallatin Valley. It was traumatizing. With a fairly high monthly cost, considering there is no swimming pool and extremely limited evening class offerings that most working adults can access, this YMCA is a poor value compared to the Ridge Athletic Club, Bozeman Hot Springs, or other gyms in the area. Planet Fitness is far more budget-friendly, at $15 per month. Our family has been involved with YMCAs for over 70 years, as volunteers, employees, and members. This YMCA was a huge disappointment. It exists primarily to serve wealthier retired persons as a health-promoting facility. While meeting the needs of seniors is important, providing affordable, welcoming health and recreation for a wide variety of incomes, ability levels, and cultures is sorely lacking. With a family member disabled, we hoped the Y would help in building strength and recovery. We had to look elsewhere.

On a long road trip and decided to stop here for a day use pass to get a work out in as well as a…read moreshower. The facility seemed new and well kept. Super friendly staff and I appreciate Linda for her excellent service, she provided me with a tour and any info I needed. Would definitely come back whenever I'm passing by again!