| Mon | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Tue | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am - 06:00 pm |
| Sat | 07:00 am - 07:00 pm |
| Sun | 07:00 am - 07:00 pm |
Nice cafe and enclosed playground!
I love this place, great staff and volunteers.
I've been an on and off member or guest at JCC since I was a kid, (roughly 8-10 years I'd say actually thinking about it,) and I've never once had an unpleasant experience here. The staff is amazingly friendly, the building is beautiful, and if you need something or have questions, there is always a friendly face you can go to with questions or concerns. I highly recommend this center if you're looking for a community center that cares about its members and reputation.
Affordable membership options with a great swim programs for all ages. Staff are attentive and nice. They are always willing to answer questions or concerns that I have. However, kids locker rooms could use some serious upgrades!
Wonderful staff, programs and facilities
Update. Am changing from one to four stars, b/c if you forget something at the Goochland pool, staff bring it to the main location within a couple of hours.
This issue exists almost in all places, but am focusing currently on the JCC. I want one engineer, one physical therapist, or one occupational therapist, to explain to me, how handicap buttons to open doors, are accessible to the wheelchair bound folks. If they are alone, they need some pretty long arms. In the male bathroom near the lobby, sorry, unable to check female bathroom due to patriarchy and fear of instant trouble if bathrooms are shared, as Dear Leader wanted, but I digress. In the male bathroom, there is a button on the outside, great but inaccessible if wheelchair bound, and the doors open inward, so you can just ram your way in. Yes, road to hell is paved with good intentions. But to get out, I could not find any such button. I imagine you would needs to bring along a hook and yank the door real fast, and then speed through before it shuts. As far as amenities, just your typical gym. If they have a class in the pool, even if they are using part of the pool, the entire pool is unavailable. They have an outdoor pool in Goochland, I believe, also typical. So I give one star for the impossible to explain button layout and random usage, so that people will read this post and help me figure out this brain teaser.
Update. Am changing from one to four stars, b/c if you forget something at the Goochland pool, staff bring it to the main location within a couple of hours.
This issue exists almost in all places, but am focusing currently on the JCC. I want one engineer, one physical therapist, or one occupational therapist, to explain to me, how handicap buttons to open doors, are accessible to the wheelchair bound folks. If they are alone, they need some pretty long arms. In the male bathroom near the lobby, sorry, unable to check female bathroom due to patriarchy and fear of instant trouble if bathrooms are shared, as Dear Leader wanted, but I digress. In the male bathroom, there is a button on the outside, great but inaccessible if wheelchair bound, and the doors open inward, so you can just ram your way in. Yes, road to hell is paved with good intentions. But to get out, I could not find any such button. I imagine you would needs to bring along a hook and yank the door real fast, and then speed through before it shuts. As far as amenities, just your typical gym. If they have a class in the pool, even if they are using part of the pool, the entire pool is unavailable. They have an outdoor pool in Goochland, I believe, also typical. So I give one star for the impossible to explain button layout and random usage, so that people will read this post and help me figure out this brain teaser.
This issue exists almost in all places, but am focusing currently on the JCC. I want one engineer, one physical therapist, or one occupational therapist, to explain to me, how handicap buttons to open doors, are accessible to the wheelchair bound folks. If they are alone, they need some pretty long arms. In the male bathroom near the lobby, sorry, unable to check female bathroom due to patriarchy and fear of instant trouble if bathrooms are shared, as Dear Leader wanted, but I digress. In the male bathroom, there is a button on the outside, great but inaccessible if wheelchair bound, and the doors open inward, so you can just ram your way in. Yes, road to hell is paved with good intentions. But to get out, I could not find any such button. I imagine you would needs to bring along a hook and yank the door real fast, and then speed through before it shuts. As far as amenities, just your typical gym. If they have a class in the pool, even if they are using part of the pool, the entire pool is unavailable. They have an outdoor pool in Goochland, I believe, also typical. So I give one star for the impossible to explain button layout and random usage, so that people will read this post and help me figure out this brain teaser.
Nice place but the front desk receptionist treated my mother upon arrival very poorly today while going to my relative's baby shower.
Nice place but the front desk receptionist treated my mother upon arrival very poorly today while going to my relative's baby shower.
We signed up for membership and were not told it was a year contract. Apparently, it is in the one of the documents we signed. So when we moved and did not have access anymore, there was nothing we could do. Will have to pay through the end with no option to buy out of the contract. Be careful what you sign!!! Staff gave us no solution and were unsympathetic regarding the our circumstances.
We signed up for membership and were not told it was a year contract. Apparently, it is in the one of the documents we signed. So when we moved and did not have access anymore, there was nothing we could do. Will have to pay through the end with no option to buy out of the contract. Be careful what you sign!!! Staff gave us no solution and were unsympathetic regarding the our circumstances.
Top notch facilities and a great staff. Good place to get swimming lessons for kids. Being here really made me want to be a member.
Great double pool. One for laps and one for kids with a giant slide.
I go there to see plays and concerts. They have a lovely theater and the productions are always top rate. They also have a gym facility that a friend uses weekly and raves about and a wonderful gift shop.
Great facility, well equipped but small gym, nice variety of exercise classes. Ample parking. Was there for a food festival. Nice use of the space. Didn't feel crowded even with the crowd.
Great place for every type of work out. They have every machine available.
Top notch facilities and a great staff. Good place to get swimming lessons for kids. Being here really made me want to be a member.
Top notch facilities and a great staff. Good place to get swimming lessons for kids. Being here really made me want to be a member.
Too much chlorine in the air at times. Makes you feel a little sick. Staff is a mixed bag - reception desk is friendly, housekeeping staff & Mr D were very diligent & friendly.
