Ed & Ruth Lehman YMCA

Positive experience: After moving to town I looked into literally every gym in Longmont. For the price and what you get, the Longmont YMCA is by far the best choice. They even offer a scholarship program to reduce your membership rate based on your income which helped me out majorly. The group fitness instructors are awesome and really give you a kick butt workout. They also offer so many great programs and events for kids.

Positive experience: Wonderful! I love what the Y stands for: healthy mind, body and spirit! It's a great place for kids! My oldest daughter went to many summer camps when she was young and she said by far the Y is the best! Now my youngest is in the program and loves it too! Thank you Longmont YMCA for providing a great environment to nurture growing minds!

Positive experience: What are you goals? Mine is to find a swimming pool close to home where I can go after work. My other option was to go to the Centennial Swimming Pool (Longmont rec center) 2 blocks away. I picked the YMCA because it stays open later (07:45 pm vs 03:00 pm). They are both clean and pretty calm. The last option is the main Rec Center building by Ken Pratt in the south side of the City. This facility is further away, the pool is smaller and it is pretty loud because of the kids having fun (however, you get a hamam which is pretty nice). The Rec center is cheaper than the YMCA (couple: $74 vs $91, $204 after one year). On top of that, you have everything on site: dance, Yoga, Fitness, gym, and even a boxing studio. There is also a garden and they sell produce once a week for a very affordable price. The staff is nice and knowledgeable. However regarding specific questions I would recommend you to ask different staff members, some of them are new and might not know everything. CONCLUSION If you like swimming then this is a bargain since you have access to a pool almost empty most of the time.

Fantastic experience: My partner and I stayed in Longmont for a week while working a nearby festival. The staff at the Ed & Ruth Lehman YMCA was FABULOUS. My partner is a member, but I am not. They made the process easy for me to pay as a guest and check in so we could quickly get started on our workouts. They remembered us and greeted us kindly every day of our trip. I loved using the cardio and weight rooms. My partner used the pool every day and was able to get a lane and start laps very quickly. We'll be back the next time we're in Longmont!

Positive experience: always clean and fun music lots of stuff to do there.

Fantastic experience: I love going to the YMCA, because I would love to swim with my friend Grace Geyer.

Positive experience: This YMCA does a great job of keeping the place clean and scheduling activities.

Fantastic experience: This Y has improved recently. They've added new equipment and changed the layout. The customer service has improved as well. They added a coffee bar and and added a Little Free Library. I wish the class selection was better. I miss the kickboxing class with Meriam and wish they had fun classes that are accessible to all levels.

Fantastic experience: Awesome

Fantastic experience: Friendly people

Positive experience: Used to come here a while back. It’s a decent facility that gets the job done.

Fantastic experience: Great pool for doing water aerobics by myself. I suffer from both fibromyalgia and PTSD with social anxiety. The pool is generally very quiet and with the additional help of waterproof mp3 player (listening to audio books) I am able to block out enough to get some exercise without too much anxiety.

Positive experience: Nice gym, lots of space, good classes, and non-competitive. There are almost always open machines and rooms in classes.

Positive experience: Clean, at least it's open on a weekend at night, it's a few dollars more from the Longmont recr