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YMCA of the Blue Water Area

YMCA of the Blue Water Area

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3.9 Google Review
1525 3rd St, Port Huron, Michigan, 48060, United States
(810) 987-6400 www.bluewaterymca.com
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Jun 8, 2018
Best place in St. Clair County to work out. The facilities are very nice, and they have a variety of equipment and programs to offer. I also appreciate all the community involvement they participate in. The staff are very nice and always helpful. The only thing I would do differently is the design and size of the locker room. They are pretty small and you always are surrounded by other members who are also trying to find some space. Other than that I would definitely recommend the Y for young and old alike.

Jun 25, 2018
One of the cleanest gyms I have ever seen in my life. The staff is extremely friendly and always committed to maintaining cleanliness and order in the gym. Members are well mannered and decent people. Rural America is the best of the best. God bless.

Feb 24, 2018
First time I went to the YMCA. This place is amazing. If you stop and look around, someone will be asking you if you need help. Front desk checks I.D's explains rules and they are very cooperative and accommodating. I live in a different county, but work in this county and I will be joining the YMCA.

May 28, 2018
I mostly come for swimming but it can get dirty especially in the family rooms it’s very gross and the staff do there best to clean but especially on open swim nights it just gets very gross.

Sep 9, 2017
The place is nice i was a janitor/ custodian. The people were great. Great place to start and meet some good people when you want to work out too. Yeah some bad apples in there but the YMCA has a lot good and great apples. I mean everywhere you go you might meet a stick in the mud. But this YMCA tries its best to help anyone they can when its possible.

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Wed:5 am - 9 pm
Thu:5 am - 9 pm
Fri:5 am - 9 pm
Sat:7 am - 8 pm