Bellingham Fitness - Bellingham (WA)

5 /5 Riley Fowler: This gym has such a positive, welcoming environment—not just for members but for staff too. The team is supportive, hardworking, and always willing to help one another. The members were always kind and made the job fun, and I loved being able to greet familiar faces every day. If you’re looking for a place to work out or even a place to work, I’d absolutely recommend this gym. It’s a community that genuinely cares about people’s health, goals, and overall experience.

5 /5 Briddick Webb: I’ve been a member at numerous Bellingham gyms and ultimately landed here at Bham Fitness. The staff is always super nice and it lacks the gym BRO vibe that other spots have (I’m looking at you Fit Evo). They provide a spray bottle and towel for everyone to wipe down the equipment they use which makes it feel very clean. And it’s not near as busy as some of the cheaper gyms. There’s actually places to park. Go figure. The sauna, steam room and hot tub are cherries on top. Note: they just did a massive expansion with pickleball courts, hot yoga and spin classes which is rad. Love this place.

1 /5 alexander smith: Be careful getting into it with these guys. If you fo durring prime hours you have a bunch of people not. Leaning up after themselves whrn using machines/equipmemt. And then when i tried to cancel my membership I was given the run around. It even persisted past agreed contracted date! Im still paying!

5 /5 Rachael Mueller: I credit Bellingham Fitness’s Bootcamp program and Coach Efrem with my ability to run again after a couple of decades avoiding running due to knee pain. It’s amazing to me that I am running again! Weight lifting and gyms have never appealed to me…yet…I’m digging this experience. I am so grateful for the support in muscle strengthening that allows me the ability to run again. I am also grateful for the owner and staff for being kind and caring. The facility and the people are top notch!

1 /5 merlin44: the sauna is great. besides that, employees rarely say hi when you walk in when they’re not busy. How hard is it to teach your employees the importance of greeting club members? the contracts are misleading and they try to throw “biweekly” crap at you instead of just giving you the upfront cost. the people who sell you the contracts don’t explain everything and make it hard to get out of as well. I personally now use a 3rd party way to pay for my gym thus eliminating their misleading contracts after I had two not great experiences in the past. 2nd response to the owner or staff who wanted to reply to my first review: I am a member of this gym so please disregard the owner’s response to my initial review. Not sure how you can identify me off of a review anyway — it’s somewhat anonymous for a reason. It is an attempt to invalidate my concerns for this gym because I am NOT always greeted, even if the workers aren’t helping anyone. That’s unprofessional for a place that’s trying to claim a “fitness club” status rather than just a gym. And it’s true that the paper explains the pricing but the use of “bi-weekly” instead of monthly is misleading. These are facts. I am not going to email the owner because the review speaks for itself. And I’ll go ahead and add that if you have asthma, be careful in the wet sauna because of the eucalyptus they use. I don’t even have asthma and I can’t breathe in it because of the oil infuser they use and/or the spray that’s sometimes in there.