Trager Family Jewish Community Center

Great family gym, pool is kid friendly with multiple life guards, safety procedures, snack bar outdoors in the summer, and ample play spaces both outdoors and indoors. Sports facilities are clean and updated. Lots of bathrooms, clean and even a family changing space and bathrooms. Plenty of parking. Reasonably priced.

I'm absolutely thrilled with the JCC! We joined last summer, primarily for our kids to enjoy the pool, and it quickly became a game-changer for our whole family. The pool is a fantastic resource, especially during the winter months when it's nice to escape the cold. But what really surprised me was the weightlifting area - I started working out there and it's been a life-changer for me. The JCC also offers a great option with J Play, where kids can have a blast while parents fit in a workout. The community and atmosphere are wonderful, and I feel grateful to have found such a great resource. Highly recommend the JCC to anyone looking for a supportive and fun environment to stay active and connected!

I’m leaving this review because I think there is a major oversight taking place in the drop in childcare area that is harmful to children. We loved the JCC. It’s a beautiful, world class facility that is impeccably maintained and affordable! But families with small children who intend to use the drop in childcare need to be aware that the childcare attendants are not CPR certified and it is not allergy friendly with the exception of peanuts. My one year old daughter was recently diagnosed with allergies to eggs and dairy and, despite food allergies being covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the JCC would make no accommodations for her to be able safely attend JPlay. I asked that they reserve a seated, partitioned area for participants to eat their snacks away from the play area and they were unwilling. I pointed out that I had observed children running and playing with food in their mouths and they did not respond with any concern. I don’t think any parent would be particularly happy if they knew the childcare attendants weren’t requiring their children to remain seated during snack time. The JCC is a great place for many types of families, but those with young children hoping to have safe childcare should give special consideration to whether this is the right place for them.

This is a happening family oriented place, great clean facilities, friendly staff, etc. In the weight room you will see every body type, age, gender and skill level. Every afternoon there is pickup basketball going on, classes and community.

I recently joined with my boyfriend and we think it’s incredibly affordable for us as a household. Most class based studios are $100+ for unlimited classes for one person and most gyms would be cheaper than the JCC, but the JCC is a perfect combination of both. You also have access to the indoor and outdoor pools, the sauna and steam room, the indoor track and basketball and pickle ball courts. I have mostly been taking classes. They have many different options and many different times, although seems like there are more offerings in the mornings. I like the teachers and feel like they do a great job of giving modifications and variations. The classes are really all ages and I never feel out of place or self conscious because it’s a friendly environment. I don’t use the gym equipment as much but it seems like they have lots of equipment and it’s never extremely crowded. I’ve never noticed the place being dirty as some comments suggest. It’s a completely new building and seems really clean to me. I do think the hours are more beneficial to families or people who work out before work. The gym closes pretty early on the weekends at 4pm and classes are not really offered after lunch time. You can take a free tour which I recommend. I don’t know if this is obvious but you don’t have to be Jewish to join. Guests can join you for $8 and up to 6 times in a year.