LPC Fitness & Aquatics

Very friendly and clean place to workout, shower, swim or sit in the hot tub

Currently the early morning aquatic classes are my reason for going. Velvet, the instructor stands pool deck and with some seasonal music, takes you through a very good workout. I chose the water classes because of low impact. My knees thank me. My flexibility is improving.

First of all. I don't leave reviews unless you have really upset me. Our children were upset. Daughter crying and my son angry… Our experience at this community center was incredibly disappointing. From the start, the front desk lady was rude, dismissive, and clearly uncomfortable with children being there. When I arrived to fill out my membership application, my nine- and six-year-old went into the dressing room to change, just like other families. They waited patiently with several other children while I finished my paperwork, which took longer since I was applying for a membership while the other moms were just getting day passes. The kids were calm and respectful — simply excited to swim. We were told by staff that children under seven were allowed in the smaller therapy pool, even though it’s labeled “adults only,” which makes no sense. Since the swim team had taken most of the lanes, we let the younger kids play quietly in that smaller area. Which we had permission. They were gentle, quiet, and closely supervised. Then suddenly, a staff member stormed out, yelling for everyone to get out of the therapy pool. I explained that we had been told it was okay and that we’d gladly move if anyone else needed it. She brushed me off, and moments later, the front desk lady came running out, pointing her finger, shouting that our accounts would be flagged, our applications put on hold, and that she’d “throw the handbook” at us. She told us we needed to “parent our children,” even though the kids were calm and well-behaved. Because they touch the adult floaties which I told them to out back. In the middle of all this, she also told my husband that “being a front desk worker is the hardest job.” My husband works with delinquents and criminals every day, so that comment said a lot about how out of touch she was. By the end of this whole ordeal, she didn’t just ruin it for one family — she ruined it for three families who were all treated unfairly and disrespected. When we left, she told me my membership was declined because my daughter had “run” from the pool to the hot tub, something I immediately corrected at the time. Later, when my husband went back to speak with a manager, they refused to give him contact information. After reading other reviews, it’s clear this isn’t an isolated issue. This place is not family-friendly, and the front desk staff go out of their way to make parents and children feel unwelcome. It’s a shame, because it could be a wonderful community space if only the staff treated families with basic kindness.