I never step foot in that gym and they are trying to bill me, which I am low-income. And now that I…read morehave a different insurance, which they don't take, they decided to bill me privately, which they sent me an email confirmation on the new year, instead of an actual conversation informing me. This is a horrible gym.I will never pay this bill. These people will horrible when I talk to them over the phone today.They threatened me with collection instead of kindness. They were not nice.This gym is might look pretty but talk about horrible policies.Horrible, horrible policies, horrible horrible policies. You guys are disgusting the way you treat people

This gym is expensive and feels old. I think it's at least $99 per…read moremonth for a couple, and $125 or more for a family membership. If playing racquetball and swimming laps are important to you, then it might be worth it. They just raised their rates and I'm not able to see any upgrades. Very few spin class options. The bathrooms are very run down, especially the men's, where there is no privacy. The men's open showers are right out of a 1950's military barrack. The ventilation is bad, so the smells coming from the one toilet stall mix with the steam and fill the whole bathroom and changing area. And though it's not the gym's fault, some of the gym members have very bad hygiene standards in the bathroom. The age demographic generally skews 65+. You can potentially save hundreds of dollars per year elsewhere.

I went see movie in park here with my son. It also has spray park for summer use. It has a…read morevolleyball area, Playground equipment it one great little park.

This place has everything kids could want and would be a 5 if parents actually paid attention to…read moretheir children. I don't know how many times kids have been throwing things around or gotten hurt with no patents in sight. Then when you actually find them, they just seem bothered that you're interrupting them while they're smoking or messing with their phones. If your kid is too young to know your phone number, they're too young to be roaming a park alone. Other than that, the park has fun equipment, lots of space, and is generally clean.

Great gym and friendly environment only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the A/C is awful it's…read morewayyyy too hot especially when you are getting hot working out

Facilities are awesome but I had a miscommunication when canceling my membership in March 2023.. I…read morespoke with someone and was of the understanding my membership was cancelled. I was unable to commit due to family obligations which ended the year with the passing of my dad. When I asked them if they could help me out they said no since the request to cancel wasn't in writing.. when I asked if there was anything they could do I was left without a response. I understand I should've noticed the $30 charge on my card monthly but I honestly didn't there was a lot going on inside of last year personally. I get it rules are rules but overall it was just a very inhuman experience.

Great facility. Daughter played a basketball game and was super distracted by the whistles blowing…read morein the game on the other side of the giant wall separator.

W the recent rebuilding of the playground, this park has really been changed. Bbq's thru out, great…read moregrassy hills and a covered pavilion near restrooms. This park is a hidden gem that is being rediscovered. Good job Medford parks and Rec dept

Beautiful expansive park. Tons of grass, restrooms, water fountains and two playgrounds. There are…read more6 swings: 2 toddler swings, 2 seat swings and 2 regular swings. A bridge connects the front side of the park to the back side of the park.

Lone Pine Park is the most underserved park in the City. It was built in 2007 and grass was…read moreplanted in the middle. A covered picnic area and a few odds and end trees were planted and left to fend for themselves. One is hanging on the ground in the middle of the park that could use most of its lower branches pruned , but after a few requests for help nothing is done. There's a walking path that is nice. I was told they have a total of 4 employees for park maintenance. The surrounding parks at Kennedy, Spring Street, and Cedar links are in pristine shape with bark mulch around the borders instead of noxious weeds. The areas around the walking path are filled with goat head thorns and dead vegetation. I asked the parks why they let this area go to weed and they said it isn't irrigated. They don't have plans to irrigate or improve this park . There's at least a half acre of unused/undeveloped field space that also is a weed patch. It says there is a playground on site but there is none. They put in a splash pad several years ago but no improvements to grassy areas that are being taken over by weeds. There is a poor tree near the pavilion that is drooping branches on the ground. Help!! City commissioners what can you do do? Take a field trip and compare how this park is cared for vs all others.

High quality and affordable activities for kids and adults alike! In our household we have people…read moresigned up adult basketball, co-ed softball, youth soccer and basketball, preschool, and summer camp through Medford Parks and Recreation and we couldn't be happier. A truly wonderful staff and really, the prices are a steal for what you get. We also look forward to many of their free family events during the year including Breakfast with Santa and Movies in the Park. What a great resource for the residents of Medford!

This place is amazing. I feel welcomed and comfortable here. Izzy is an awesome trainer that pushes…read moreme to better my self. I get an amazing workout from him everytime. Izzy has helped me lose over 20lbs in just 2 months. And I am seeing muscles I didn't even know I had. Can't wait to see more results.

This is a fantastic place. The gym is squeeky clean, all the staff are very friendly, the pricing…read moreis much more competitive than any of the other businesses in town and the hours are very reasonable. Most importantly, the focus here is on improving health and making members of all ages and abilities feel comfortable and helping them reach their goals. There is no obnoxious dance music or 300 pound bro's hanging out making people uncomfortable. People are free to work with trainers or on their own. I enjoyed working out next to people of all ages. The space is designed with functional training in mind: there are foam rollers, resistance bands, step stools, balance poles, pilates equipment, open mats, all next to the brand new treadmills, weights, and all the usual gym fare. The space is physical therapy-friendly and owners clearly take an ability-oriented approach. Finally, when I misread the hours and had to pay a one-time fee to work out elsewhere on a Sunday, the owner refunded me my 5$ that I paid to another business. I am truly very impressed.

I started here a couple of months ago since their remodel and I really enjoy the new facility, it's…read moreclean well put together and the staff are very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend to Village Fitness and checking it out you won't be disappointed.

Love it here!!! Used to go to the packed court house, and wait for people to be done with equipment…read moreand have to shower in a dirty locker rock and gross small sauna. HUGE sauna at village fitness, clean, new equipment and the best staff! Nick signed me up, mora is always a friendly face and aurora makes the best all natural smoothies! (Hawaiian harvest is the bet!) love the red light machine and hydro bed. Pretty LUX for Medford. Obsessed, I'm here everyday!