Princess Anne Family YMCA

★★★★★Rozmin Surani

This is the cleanest YMCA I've ever seen. Every aspect of the gym is excellent—the equipment, facilities, and overall maintenance are top-notch. The only thing missing is a sauna and steam room, which surprised me given that it's located in such an upscale area."

★★★Judith Goodwin

I have been going to this location since 2018 . It’s clean I like that and I like the equipment I went today it was very HOT is the air not working?! Hopefully it will be fixed because that’s a deal breaker for me

★★★★★Dennis Edwards

Jackie, who met us at the front reception was awesome. She was friendly and helpful. I am a head lifeguard for our city pools in Fort Collins, Colorado. My wife and I are swimmers and have swum in pools around the world. This was one of our favorite experiences; to swim outdoors in early November in a 50-meter pool divided into 20, 25-yard lanes. The pool was clean, the locker rooms were clean and the showers was warm. The Princess Anne Fanily YMCA was a memorable swimming experience. Our son is in the Navy nearby so we'll be back. 5 months later, we were back in the VA Beach area and so, once again, we went to the Princess Anne YMCA. Jackie once again greeted us and once again, she was over the top friendly and helpful. We had a great time in the indoor pool with our 15 month old grandson. Then, when the outdoor pool opened, long course (50-meter lane configuration) we got our laps under our Speedo belts. Next time in VA Beach, we'll be back.

★ruzel delrosario

I signed up our family on February 2, 2026. Canceled the membership the very next day. Why? Glad you asked. Within five minutes of stretching yes, stretching in what we reasonably assumed was a designated area, a staff member approached my wife, my nine year old son, and me to ask my son’s age. We were then informed, rather abruptly, that no minors under 13 are allowed in that area. Fair enough, rules are rules. Except those weren’t the rules we were sold the day before. At signup, we were clearly told that members 13 and up may work out independently, while children 12 and under are allowed so long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. When we pointed out the contradiction, we weren’t met with clarification… just a stern double-down. The issue isn’t the policy. It’s the delivery, the inconsistency, and being corrected in front of a child after being given conflicting information less than 24 hours earlier. SO HERE IS MY TAKE AWAY…don’t rely on the sales pitch. Read the fine print, ask for everything in writing, and understand that what’s promised at signup may not survive your first five minutes on the floor.

★M Williams

I would not suggest to sign your child up for any sports! I signed my daughter up for flag football 4/26, the class was to start 6/3, drove 30 mins just to find out when I got there no one was there for flag football! The lady asked did I get any information or an email I told her the Y NEVER sent any additional information after I paid for the class on 4/26 she apologized for that and I was told I would receive a call from Caesar the manager explaining what’s going on that day, never got a call I had to call him myself on 6/9. When he called me back I was told there weren’t enough kids who signed up so that’s why flag football wasn’t going on NO APOLOGY or anything how would I as a parent know that information??!! He asked if I wanted a credit on the account and to call back for July to see if enough kids sign up, I told him I didn’t want to do that and be in the same situation so I would like a refund, here it is 6/24 I still haven’t received a refund yet! My money shouldn’t have been held this long regardless when the Y noticed there weren’t enough kids signed up for the class to begin with!!