YMCA Day Camp Kitchigami

★Jordanne

Continued to harrass my family and myself over fees after I paid then terminated my membership when I just filled out a new form way to make people feel safe about trying to get healthy

★★★★Lennon Gaffke

I love “Y.M.C.A.” by the Village People. Mad props. In fact, the local YMCA is the only place in town where I’ve felt welcome to screen my Criterion-style films—complete with faux-grain—which roughly one hundred people watched in a single month in our local junction. The staff, mostly buff men, are delightfully hospitable, routinely inviting others to events, which genuinely means a lot for the atmosphere and cringe starry nights 🌙. Chapter II Beyond In (Which Grace finds her man): Then, there is the weight room. It is a humid, stationary swamp. The overhead fans remain stubbornly motionless, save for two situated at a height accessible only to giants. I dropped a note in the suggestion box to alert the men, but nothing changed. I hope to find a more suitable time then find airport travelers ✈️ Chapter *THE END* ​Swimming, yoga, and stationary cycling at the Duluth Area YMCA were my daily rituals. However, I canceled my subscription after just two weeks. I found myself cycling every single day in a depression loop like Nico, desperately waiting for something of interest to happen… I didn’t find love apparently but self restored review.

★Matthew Gibson

This Fencing program is ridiculous. The only reason I started coming back here was for the heavy bag and because my, insurance covers a free pass. If I could work full time and not have a mental breakdown after it. I would. But I can't. That's why I wanted to come here. This Fencing class has just made me want to quit coming here. Thanks for that!!!!

★★★K K

Weight room is hot and humid. Fans are never on and don't have a way to do so besides 2, which you have to be tall for. I've mentioned it a few times to staff and suggestion box nothing changed. Hermantown y is nicer- cooler, more equipment, and better parking without having to worry about paying.

★★★Amit Viktor “Vik” Courreges

Nice enough but not great accessibility. First off the street location Duluth has let fall apart the sidewalks and road are desperate need of repair. The handicap parking doesn’t have an access aisle for unloading wheelchairs and you feel very unsafe exiting your vehicle into traffic especially as a wheelchair user. The meters can’t be fed from a wheelchair without severe contortions. Duluth city is determined to make it difficult for the disabled community to access anything. The entrance into the facility is a turnstile which isn’t at all wheelchair accessible but the staff will let you in the exit swing away gate. There is an elevator to 4/5 floors, however if you wanted to book a private workout, rock climb or play racquetball it’s stairs very disappointing. However on the 2nd floor there is a hand cycle you can pull out the seat and roll chair into adjustable height for the pedals. A recumbent elipitical which you can lock your feet into place on and use your arms to make it move most of the equipment is spaced far enough out you can get in and around with exceptions to some of the areas on the second floor. I haven’t used the pools or locker rooms yet but a cursory glance looks accessible and the indoor track on the 3rd floor is a lot of fun however they didn’t have wheelchairs in mind and it is evident with a steep camber at each turn it’s also a ridiculously small track 1/16th a mile but it is a smooth flooring and I enjoyed myself. Overall I liked the facility very clean with amiable staff.