Treehouse Athletic Club

would be 5 stars … but not once have I been approached to swing despite this place being “the swingers club”… something is broken. not sure what management has done… otherwise great exercise place.

Definitely the best club in the Valley. The staff is very attentive. Francisco, who manages the lockers, treats us like friends, and the pool operator is always checking the chemicals and temperature to keep them in optimal condition. My family is happy there because we don't have to worry about bringing towels and we can bring snacks without any problem. We feel right at home!

Treehouse is the best thing that’s happened to me!! As a mom of 3 little boys this has been a total life saver to have a break. I mostly go here for the child care. It’s amazing… 2.5 hours/ day of child care!!! I can work out, go sit in the spa, use the sauna or steam room. Get ready for the day. It’s such a good break. I especially love the childcare because- there is enough staff for the amount of children and they play with my kids. There is also a kids fitness program my 4 year old boy loves- he has done karate, gymnastics and fitness games. All included with membership. Urszula and Kirsten do a particularly excellent job at being sooo kind to my kids and looking out for them. They will also have parties and activities throughout the year that my kids love. Grinch party at Christmas, making Valentines for mom in February, Halloween potion making in the fall. It’s sooo cute!! MaryLynn has also totally changed my life! She teaches Pilates. She has helped heal my body postpartum. She truly cares about me as a person and mom and I love her!!

My kids love going to the Treehouse daycare. Their staff is fun, organized, and they play games. This is one of my favorite benefits of this gym. My kids are happy so it’s easy to come workout.

I usually have a good experience with the gym and their childcare, but today left me feeling a bit uncomfortable. They called me a few times because my toddler needed a diaper change, but I didn’t see the missed calls right away since I was in the sauna and then showering. As soon as I noticed, I went straight to pick her up and change her. When I got there, one of the staff told me my toddler had been in a dirty diaper for almost an hour and that next time I should change her first before taking a shower because “it’s not fair for everyone there.” I understand their frustration, but I honestly didn’t know they were trying to reach me — I would never intentionally leave my child uncomfortable. It also felt a bit uncomfortable when I said thank you and the (childcare) front desk staff just responded with a cold “ok.” I left feeling like I had done something wrong, even though it was just a misunderstanding. I really hope the staff can communicate situations like this with a little more understanding next time — parents truly do care about their kids’ comfort too.