Bear Mountain Activity Centre

Really nice & clean boutique gym which also has a separate women's workout gym downstairs from the main upper gym. There's a great outdoor salt water pool & hot tub and towel service.

Very careless with the care of their gym equipment as they are with keeping their clientele. Nice outdoor pool but that's about it. All in all not impressed thus far.One experience I will share, my job is month on month off. I signed up for the year contract $55/mo and tried numerous times to get in contact with the Manager to inquire about putting my membership on hold for the time that I go away. Turns out that they don't do holds ( many other gyms do including Goodlife and the YMCA, etc...) but she offered that I could cancel and when I returned from work, I could sign up for the $70 month to month rate. I returned and was offered $90 month to month rate because the price had 'gone up'. I tried to contact the Manager after that and she ignored my emails and phone calls. Quite unprofessional and deceiving in my opinion. And that's just one of the many bad experiences that I've had here.Also lack in cleanliness and care of their gym equipment.

Disgusting that they charge fees to access a public hike. I'll let you draw your own historical comparisons about this.

Just walked the BMAC Connector, Valley Loop, and Canada Cup with my 5 year old feline. Incredible views that hilite the vastness and beauty of the Valley Golf Course. You'll love it!

Renovations are quite minimal. Front desk staff, less than welcoming. Rates for drop in ore covid were $25 and are now $45.$109 monthly pp and they LOCK you in a one year term. No option for just pool use. Ludacris.

Great if you live on Bear Mountain and get the pass. Never too busy and always clean. Front of house staff is usually nice to deal with.Definitely got an “exclusionary” vibe when we signed up. I recall the lady (who no longer works there) saying the drop in price for the pool ($40.00) was set to “maintain a certain demographic” (ICK!!) and kinda looked at us to be happy about that comment.They absolutely could at least have a sign of land acknowledgment, seeing as all of the bear mountain community was built on sacred First Nations land belonging to the Coast Salish people.Anyways, if you live on bear mountain, I’d recommend the pool/gym pass. It’s a fair price for what you get. Otherwise, don’t bother.

I would honestly give this place a 0 star review if I could between the snobby attitudes of the staff, the outrageous prices designed to maintain a certain demographic" and recent implication of a wristband required to access the public volunteer made trails at the provincial parkIt's truly disgusting the magnitude of greed from these pigs"

Yes, the facility is clean and there are various types of fitness equipment, however a drop in rate of $29 for an adult and $16 for a child (mine is 11yrs old) is ridiculous. Further, when a front desk member told me that I can, use one of the used

Absolutely stunning! Everyone is so friendly, its so clean and its definitely a luxury gym and activity centre.I wish the pool was a bit warmer in the winter but I totally understand how expensive and HARD that might be.Still top notch everything! Have been a member for 1 year now.

Would really appreciate the chairs being upgraded. They are so uncomfortable and the membership is quite expensive to be uncomfortable while trying to relax.Thanks for considering.