Greater Rumford Community Center
Greater Rumford Community Center is a boxing gym located in Rumford, Maine. Rated 4.5 out of 5 by community members.
Reviews
One of the best indoor birthday party places in the area. Very reasonably priced, lots of space available. Freezer space for ice cream storage. Before we arrived they had tables and chairs set up for our party space, we just brought our tablecloths, balloons and cake. The gymnastics instructors ensure ample opportunity for lots of activity for all ages of kids. They have all kinds of big time gym equipment like balance beam and uneven bars accessible for the kids and also trampoline, tiny tot equipment, and pads and props for even non-gym kids to play on. Also there is plenty of room for games like tag. We had fourteen kids ages 4-14 who had so much they didn’t want to leave. I highly recommend this location to anyone considering options for an indoor birthday party! Separately they also have reasonably priced gym membership (downstairs from the party area). The gym is well appointed and has convenient hours. There are gymnastics, cheer, basketball and other classes for kids as well. My kids ages 5-12 have had great experiences working with the gymnastics coaches who are incredibly knowledgeable and experienced. Overall it’s a great space and resource for our community. You won’t be disappointed with the birthday party package!
My daughter goes to the gum here and enjoys it
The fitness center has an extremely welcoming culture, and Dawson went out of his way to help me out as a new member.
Today , September 29 I called to confirm I got my Aunt a refrigerator for her room. I was told a month ago that she could have it. I called Doreen today and was told she can’t. She accused me of being verbally abusive because I told the truth. And said how disparaging this is . And wrong! I told her my daughter broke her foot has a torn ligament, my Dad is not well. I’m going the care giver and my car needed tires and that’s why I didn’t go right up there. I did not swear or yell. But I know how to talk and be direct. She just didn’t like me and questioning her way to just say no now. And I told her it’s not right. And she said to call her back hen I could talk. No. She means when I’m not questioning her about just changing her mind and saying no. This is not a happy place. Barely any fun. And residents mostly lay in bed. A “worker” even asked if that was normal when I was visiting my aunt. And they hardly ever get anyone up out of bed. Truth be told that is the case. To make my Aunts life a little easier I wanted to bring her sodas, not food to put in it. So very little maintenance. She doesn’t have money for food and the only food that would go in it is what I would bring on my occasional visit. My Aunts been there almost a year., I wouldn’t bring my cat there. And yes, supposedly they are looking and have been looking for a place to move her too. Times I’ve gone everyone is in bed including my Aunt. I used to be a former CNA for Sedgewood Commans in Falmouth and Midcoast senior healthcare services in Brunswick. My advice don’t be a social worker if you don’t want to direct talk about a wrong situation. And especially to help my Aunt have comfort. Go pick up a watering pail and water flowers instead. Pray for my Aunt to get out of there. Little resources and little happiness there. No understanding when it comes to caring for individuals on a whole. People aren’t numbers.
My children always enjoy the programs. There are always fun stuff for all ages to participate in...Gary who runs the GRCC is very active in the community and constantly gives back to those in need..The coaches are amazing and Id highly recomend the GRCC
