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Branch Info
11409 State Road North Royalton, OH 44133
Branch Hours
Today's hours: 6am - 9pm

Check out our Program Guide

Upcoming Classes:

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Aqua Fit - Deep Water

Pool
Kimberly H
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Aqua Fit - Deep Water

Pool
Kimberly H
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Aqua Fit- Deep Water

Pool
Kimberly H

Why Choose the YMCA for Your Gym? 

The YMCA isn’t your typical gym. Not only do our locations offer fitness centers with first-rate amenities, but the Y takes the next step, serving as a family-friendly community center too. Unlike your standard gym, we are a non-profit cause-driven organization, committed to strengthening communities. We achieve this through camps, afterschool programs, substance abuse treatment, and more.


The North Royalton Family YMCA offers a swimming pool, personal training, playground, community garden, and so much more. Interested in becoming a member? Join today!
 

Amenities at this location

Want to see more of our facility? Visit us today for a personalized tour!
Adaptive programs
Teen programs
Swim lessons
Strength/cardio equipment
Playground
Personal training
Indoor track
Indoor swimming pool
Hot tub
Gymnasium
Group exercise classes
Day camp
Community garden
Child watch
Youth enrichment
YMCA360: Virtual Wellness Platform

Latest News:

YMCA youth from the Steve HArvey Mentoring Program
Youth Development

Teens gain leadership skills at Steve Harvey Mentoring Program

Several teens from the Warrensville Heights Family YMCA recently traveled to Georgia to participate in the Steve Harvey Mentoring Program for Young Men, an immersive leadership and personal development experience hosted by the Steve & Marjorie Harvey Foundation.
Swimming at the Y
Social Responsibility

Mission Moment: YMCA expands access to water safety education

The YMCA of Greater Cleveland has secured more than $50,000 in grant funding to help more children and families learn essential water safety skills. Funding from YMCA of the USA and the Ohio Alliance of YMCAs enabled the YMCA to provide free water safety instruction to more than 500 individuals across Northeast Ohio.