Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton

I visited the gym today, and it was absolutely fantastic! Filming isn’t allowed, but since my husband was curious about the equipment, I decided to take some photos—there aren’t many on Google, so I thought they might be helpful. Thanks to AI, I was able to remove almost all the people or ensure that no faces were visible, so no one would feel uncomfortable. The gym itself is top-notch. There’s a spacious indoor running track, a huge variety of machines for every workout style, and separate locker rooms for men and women. I did take a few photos inside, even though there’s a sign saying not to—but I was careful and made sure the space was empty at the time. The locker rooms have private changing stalls, showers, and lockers. Just a heads-up: you need to bring your own lock (like the one in the photo), but if you don’t have one, they sell them at the entrance. Everything is spotless and well-maintained! There are sanitizing wipes everywhere, and everyone seems to be great about wiping down the machines after use. One of the best things about this gym is that if you have a membership, you can visit any location—and they all follow the same setup. So far, this Seton location is the biggest one I’ve seen! Highly recommend it!

This gym has it all. At first, I was overwhelmed by the amount of things to do, but comparing to other gyms in the area this place is a deal. You can come for 30 minutes and do cardio or you can spend here all day. Great place to come if you want to get out of the house . You can stop by the library or grab a coffee or swim or relax in the hot tub or just watch people play basketball hockey table tenants, etc.. The equipment is well maintained and you never feel like you’re on top of other people there’s plenty of room to spread out.

Slides are amazing. Hot tub is very hot. Steam room is on for the next visit. We may get a membership. Great value for four drop in days covers monthly membership cost. Want to try tbe spin classes and dance fitness. Love the changerooms dont need codes to get in.

Brookfield Residential YMCA is a great facility — clean, spacious, and well-equipped. The pool and gym areas are well maintained, and the whole place has a welcoming vibe. My kid had a swim test, and it went really well. The lifeguard, Anton, was super friendly and patient. He explained everything clearly and helped make my child feel confident and comfortable. Only small concern is that it can get a bit busy at times, especially around the pool, so it’s worth planning ahead if you’re hoping for a quieter visit. Still, overall a great experience and we’ll definitely be back!

Amazing! Best water slides and Lazy River, plus great size. It’s great but always packed. The library has a lot off quality products god books, but is always stocked out of the good books.

Third time attending this facility to take my grandchildren swimming. No wave rider open, no slides open most of the area other than the lazy river was closed for other reasons. Every time I go, it is a terrible experience because for one reason or another, they can’t seem to keep their pool area functioning properly. Absolutely waste of your money

The Brookfield Residential YMCA is by far a bigger facility than the Remington YMCA. This location offers a lot more of variety with a wide range of equipment. This facility has longer extended hours and is way closer to where I live in the city. Unfortunately, that is where the pro's ends for me. I found consistently the staff here avoid work and are not approachable at all. I constantly see the front/gym staff members play with their phones. I have observed gym staff talk about member’s postures out loud; as it was not up to their standards. Instead of offering any type of assistance, they chose to mock and laugh amongst each other. It was truly distasteful. Young people frequent this particular facility more than older people which is unfortunate as they do not abide by the rules here. Unfortunately, the staff members here do not enforce anything. As mentioned, I enjoy the Remington YMCA location so much more. However, I like the later gym hours so I do go to both locations frequently. I very much dislike coming here though. For instance, while I was showering a little while back a group of people within the same ethnicity were singing on the top of their lungs in their ethnic language. I am a visible minority myself. However, I do not enjoy this type of obnoxious behaviour I see everytime I come here. I observed a staff member witness this. And they chose not to do anything at all as they walked away. Additionally, using the running track here is often times a nightmare and a very dreadful process. As mentioned, young people frequent this gym and some of them are not courteous here and do not yield whatsoever when walking into the track area. Thus, runners have to yield and constantly slow down for those people crossing to avoid running into them. It’s completely backwards!Runners get the right of way when they run... so I thought at least?! This does not get enforced whatsoever. I have had to slow down for the staff members as well in the past as they were on their phones or were not paying attention. Please do better Brookfield Residential YMCA. Some people very much have the expectation of getting quality service for what they pay for. And I feel this gets wasted by the low accountablity from the staff and management.