We've had our son's birthday party this winter there and he had a blast. It was much more cost…read moreeffective than other places in the area. Pizza, cake, party room and the pool were all included in the cost

Nice when you can actually use it. I joined for the pool (with kids). The hours are VERY limited…read more Mon 3 hours (4-7pm). Tues NONE. Wed 4-7pm. Thurs NONE. Fri 4-7pm. Sat -- none until afternoon. Sunday none until 10am. I foolishly switched from the Y (open 5am to 9pm daily) because of better pool & because I was told it has great availability. But since availability sucks, do not recommend. Very nice if you happen to be available in these limited hours.

The swim at the rec-plex indoor recreational pool is perfect for my daughter. She loves the lessons…read morefrom mommy & me to age 4+ swim. Their ice is even cooler for those who like ice skating.

The dirtiest pool I've ever been to. Purely disgusting. There was so much in the pool…read more The fans they have blowing are covered in dust. The floors in pool area are covered in hair and very slippery. The kids area pipes that shoot out water didn't work. Overcrowded and adults spraying water toys in the kids area where infants were. Just so dirty and so chaotic

Really nice facilities. Love that there are adult only sessions for ice skating and the mini…read morewaterpark is so cute and great for small children bc of all the lifeguards we saw onsite.

We came here for an ice skating birthday party and it was my daughter's first time ice skating…read more Check in was easy and we got started with a cute little assist you can rent. It didn't take long before my daughter was confident enough to ditch it. There was an employee on the ice that was correcting dangerous behaviors which was nice with young children skating. We had a great time and we will definitely be back.

Honestly, Courtney, who is over the YMCA summer program is very kind…read more However, our family and I including my ex whom is my daughters father have had MULTIPLE issues with payments and being charged incorrectly. The staff at the Y club does not require IDs however, if you go in the staff at the front desk, always ask for a photo ID and will not take my safe at home ID, which is what I am required to carry. Every single time it's an issue and they have to call Courtney over. When you pick up for aftercare the gentleman that is always there sits at a makeshift desk and refuses to get up to come to your car to have you sign out your kids, not a big big deal but when you have an infant in your car all the time it's very inconvenient and I do not like leaving him in the car alone. I say this every single time and every single time he refuses to come to my car so I can sign the girls out. There have been a couple other instances and I'm hoping the school year just goes a lot smoother.

Great place to raise your heart rate and get a workout on quality gym equipment and facilities. We…read moretry to come here several times a week and enjoy the cleanliness and professional staff.

Place is a hidden gem in the back of Chesterfield Commons. Lots of space, a multitude of classes,…read moreplenty of equipment on sale there to enable you, and even children birthday party areas. Party room is solid and functions well for the needs, but it's the kids climbing area that is of value. Over 10 separate walls of varying detail, obstacle climbing spots, plenty of automatic repel machines, counter walls, and even interactive obstacles like build your own block walls. Only drawback is ventilation within that children's climb area as it gets hot quick and even if they bring in a box fan, it doesn't circulate the whole room which is what's needed. The main climb area is well cooled and ventilated so I really don't understand why that one specific area is so bad.

A great bouldering gym! We were visiting from DC so here is what I wish I knew about the gyms…read morebefore researching myself on the r/climbing subreddit on Reddit and other sites: This location (Chesterfield/West County) is basically a bouldering gym. It's located in a large strip mall which also has a Goodwill thrift store on the other side. Very little top rope climbing (just one wall). I believe the Maryland Heights location is supposed to have more top roping but we didn't go there. Day passes were kind of a teeny more expensive than I was hoping ($20) but if you can return again at all the memberships and class packs sound like a good deal. They also were running Black Friday sales for the weekend and those seemed good too but we couldn't really be around to take advantage of those. We were there Sunday early afternoon and there was no one else there. People started trickling in around 3pm and by 5pm there was a healthy crowd there, but still pretty easy to get on a wall with almost no wait. The kids seemed to be having a great time in the "Wacky Wall" area with the auto belays. It has a separate reservation portal/system and separate pricing. There's also a small private room off to the side for birthday parties and events. The climbing "cave" was pretty cool but damn do the holds need to be brushed. Slid off (probably because we rented shoes as well) more times than I'd like. Pretty challenging routes and a good variety of routes too, but I'm not sure how much they reset them. The wall whiteboard said June 2021 but that didn't seem updated. The fitness area was decent but I'd maybe become bored if the area became crowded with more people using it at peak hours. But since I wasn't planning on becoming a member, it was perfect. :) Locker rooms and showers were a little dated and old (women's side, I did not see the men's) but fit the requirements. The lockers have their own electronic locks with instructions on them, but I couldn't get them to work/many of them were locked. It didn't matter much to me since I wanted to keep most of my stuff in the cubbies out in the climbing area anyway. Wish we could come back to the gym more than once this trip but I'm sure we'll be back in the future.

I've spent a good amount of time training with Dave and he always makes sure you understand what is…read moretaught during the class and no students fall behind . It's a welcoming environment for people at all levels

The coaches are kind, encouraging, and know a lot about jiujitsu! If you're looking to learn and…read morecompete this group does an amazing job.

This is a great YMCA location. I was visiting from out of town, I am a YMCA member from a…read moredifferent state. The staff at this location did a great job accommodating my needs during this visit and they were extremely courteous. The facility has everything you need for a great workout, I highly recommend this YMCA.

The Wildwood Family YMCA is exactly the kind of gym I like. It's clean and spacious with big locker…read morerooms, a large pool, basketball courts, an indoor track, and a spacious gym and weights area that is NEVER over-crowded. I have never had to wait for a machine or give mine up after 30 minutes, and they have lots of TVs and machines with TVs on them, so your TV fix is set. The best thing about this location is their morning cycling classes with Lynn, who is a WONDERFUL cycling instructor. Let's face it, some cycling instructors suck. Lynn creates well-planned cycling classes and sets them to good, upbeat music that almost makes you forget what a crazy workout you're getting. Plus, the classes are free with membership so you can go all you want. So if you want a really unpretentious place to work out without feeling out of place amidst the triathletes and body builders, the Wildwood YMCA is for you.

Coach Kane is the real deal. You can tell he genuinely cares about his fighters and the people…read morewalking in the door every day. He pushes you hard but always explains why you're doing something, which makes a huge difference. The gym feels welcoming, not intimidating, and everyone supports each other. I've learned more here than anywhere else, both physically and mentally. If you want real boxing, and a coach who cares check this place out