This is one of my favorite YMCAs to go to. The best time to go is in the early morning (5am when…read morethey open) or between 1pm and 3:30pm, that is when it's least busy in the weight and cardio area. The best classes are the yoga ones, any aqua one, and the total body conditioning. I think the price of a membership is reasonable because you can go to any YMCA and all of their facilities are clean and have great weight rooms!

I love this Y: so many excellent exercise programs for every level of fitness. My Medicare…read moreAdvantage insurance (United Health Care) pays for my membership, so I give a donation to express my appreciation for the amazing group exercise leaders. They work very hard to help us older adults get fit and stay healthy, AND they are respectful, friendly and responsive . The exercise equipment is almost the same as you would find in very expensive studios, so why pay more for "the same thing?" The front desk staff used to be friendlier (they looked at people as they walked in) and more helpful (they could describe each class). Now they apparently have so much work to do on computers, that looking up at every person would interrupt their work so often that they couldn't accomplish enough. The sound systems in the gym have improved, and I'm glad that the leaders there don't BLARE the music at us. They usually provide music that is "age appropriate" for older adults. I wish that the volume in the upstairs studio were NOT so loud!

I am used to the Columbus YMCA (best in the nation) so take my review with a grain of salt!…read more This location was decent for a workout, but not my favorite gym. They had a good amount of rooms/machines, but it was difficult to find what I wanted and I asked for directions at the front desk twice. The building is large and not really set up for a gym as far as I could tell. Maybe this building is also some sort of school? There seemed to be lots of classrooms. When I found the weight room it was overall a good experience. There were 3 stair masters--I took the 3rd and last available. There were 2 squat racks--I took the last available. There were still plenty of open machines, but nothing compared to what I'm used to. The walking track is the biggest downside by fair in my opinion. There is about a 6" slope from one side to the other width-wise at one point which is not only inconvenient, but very dangerous in my opinion! I opted to get my steps outside, but there were plenty of treadmills available. The locker rooms looked fine although I didn't use them, I saw several options while wandering around looking for the gym. The front desk attendant was very kind in helping me find my way, I was very thankful they have someone on staff for this reason! I also wish there would have been free parking and sweat towels for use, as I am used to these things, but this may just be at my location. Overall I would definitely come back in a pinch, but will probably try a different location next time I'm in Omaha.

I love the indoor track here, the layout and the overall atmosphere of this YMCA. But when I go…read moreinto the Olympic weight area it's always got at least 2 bars fully loaded from the night before (I go very early). It's disappointing that no one has the etiquette to rack their stuff. I like that they have a lot of different options for weights besides the Olympic room and they have a heavy weight bag that I enjoy using!

I joined the Sarpy County YMCA recently, and I am very glad I did! I am very impressed with the…read moreschedule of group activities and the selection of equipment. You can expect to be greeted by friendly staff whenever you walk into the facility to have your membership card scanned. From there I usually stop into the locker room to store some belongings. The lockers require a small lock because of the angle of the latch. The locker room is well maintained. I attended a yoga class last week and found it to be a relaxing a challenging experience. I've done yoga on my own for the last few years, but I found Violet's class invigorating because she led us through some poses unfamiliar to me and was there to correct my form. Afterwards I felt energized but also felt like I'd had a good stretch throughout my body.

If there was a negative amount of stars this YMCA would receive that. I have had nothing but…read moreissues. My daughter was in swim lessons and one day the instructor did not even show up. The pool randomly closes for issues all the time, instructors don't show up for classes, don't find subs, and people are not told until right before class begins. I went to a Zumba class and they were video taping without even warning people then mentioned it maybe 15 minutes into the class. I walked out. I don't want to be video taped while exercising. That is something they should post or ask people PRIOR to just doing it. I put my account on hold and was told it cancelled after 3 months if not reactivated. I never reactivated it and was charged. I would have cancelled the time I went in but was encouraged by staff to just put my account on hold. Then 3 months later am charged for my membership. DO NOT GO TO THIS YMCA!!!

Regarding behavior and supervision, these concerns are not based on isolated incidents, nor are…read morethey issues that we have simply observed without reporting. We have reported problems to YMCA staff when they occurred. On several occasions, we spoke with front desk employees and were referred to staff members working in the particular area involved. We have also stopped and spoken directly with Zach, the facility director, about our concerns. Unfortunately, despite reporting these issues, we have continued to see many of the same problems. Some examples have included children holding other children underwater for concerning lengths of time in the pool, children running through and creating problems in the locker rooms, fighting and frequent profanity on the basketball courts, individuals standing on top of equipment in the weight area, and groups of kids congregating around the walking area and making inappropriate comments to patrons about their weight or physical abilities. Some of these behaviors are simply disruptive, but others have caused us legitimate safety concerns. For that reason, being asked to report these incidents when they happen is somewhat frustrating, because that is exactly what we have been doing. At some point, we would hope that repeated reports would result in greater staff presence, supervision, and consistent enforcement of facility rules rather than requiring individual members to continually identify the same types of problems. We also wanted to clarify our concern regarding classes. We understand from your response that additional classes have recently been added. However, from what we can see, only two additional evening classes were added. While increased daytime programming may benefit some members, it does not substantially address the concern of a working family that primarily needs programming during evening hours. When we originally joined Westview, our experience was quite different. There seemed to be more class opportunities, and the swimming area in particular felt much more controlled and supervised. The frequent unavailability of facilities has also played a part in our frustration. There have been many occasions when areas we would like to use, particularly the pool or gym, have been closed or unavailable. When combined with limited evening programming, it can make it difficult for our family to consistently use the membership in the way we originally anticipated. We have increasingly found ourselves going to other YMCA locations when possible, including Gretna, Armbrust, and Southwest. What is especially noticeable to us is that we do not routinely encounter these same behavioral and supervision issues at those facilities. We certainly understand that children will be children and that no public facility can prevent every incident. Our concern is the frequency of the behavior at Westview and what appears to be a difference in supervision and enforcement compared with other YMCA locations. We genuinely want Westview to be successful. It is the location we should be able to use most conveniently, and our survey feedback was intended to explain why our family's experience has declined rather than simply to criticize the facility. We appreciate you taking our concerns seriously and hope this additional information better explains why we gave the ratings that we did

We officially became members in October through a promo with $10 enrollment and our first few…read morevisits are nice. The carido area is very spacious and offers a ton of machines though they can all become full fast during peak time. There seems to always be an area in front of a mirror to life and space to stretch on mats. It reminds me of the old westroads club. The kids daycare is great, the attendants are super sweet and caring for the kids. I don't love the locker room, but it does have ample lockers and rear end access to steam room sauna and pool. At the moment the splash pad is down so I don't have a reference on the pool but hope its a nice get away for us when the winter blues come around. Overall for the price it's a great deal to get the kids out and a work out in.

My daughter had a basketball game here a few weeks ago and it is a nice facility…read more The YMCA was easy to find. Parking was completely full so we had to park down the street on the other side of the street in a baseball field parking lot, which was okay, but we decided to jump the fence instead of walking all the way around, which would have taken considerably longer. The bathrooms were nice and clean. There were enough chairs for everyone to sit. The whole thing was a good experience, other than the parking for this specific event.

Super clean, nice equipment, and extremely friendly and helpful employees! Not very busy on a…read moreFriday morning (during pandemic). Nice place to exercise.

A one stop shop for family activities. From gym childcare to co-working spaces to a small library…read moreto dance classes, swim lessons and recreational pools: there's a lot to see and do here! Our family joined just a couple of months ago, and so far we've really enjoyed all the facilities and our staff interactions have met our expectations.

We belong to the J now for eight months. While we are not currently utilizing everything to its…read morefull potential. I look forward to starting consistent classes! Their workout area has a little bit of something for everyone and both pools are large and fun for the whole family. The only downside is that is a little expensive for a family package.

Wow didn't know you existed and so glad we went. They have a great place place activity center at…read morethe front, fitness center and pool with a lazy river, slides, play-set, floating pads and swimming lanes. I was very impressed.

Salvation Army/Croc Center....Very nice facility and lots of amenities..they offer many additional…read moreservices as well. Great presentation ...great space..extremely welcoming ...Memberships available for ALL AGES...great senior programs to stay active and connected!

I brought my 4 and 7 year old here for open gym and they have a blast! The waiver process was…read morereally easy and it's $10 per kid from 9a-12pm on Saturday's. There is so much to do! The kids especially loved the monkey bars, rings, and slide. There were other little ones in there at the same time and there's plenty for little toddlers to do and climb on. We spent about 90 minutes there which flew by as I helped them along different activities. I love having a gym like this so close to us, and it offers different activities than other kids gyms in Omaha. If you've got kids interested in gymnastics and want to give it a try this is a great place to learn more.