GoodLife Fitness Prince George River Point Landing

Jeremy Shaw

Feb 28, 2026

I'm one of the resolutioners! I'd apologize for clogging up the gym for the past two months for all the regulars but there is so much space that it's never clogged at all! I've fit right in with the die hard morning crew. There's bike guy, mustache kid, the couple with the weighted vests who are always on the stair machines, two-towel guy, epic dreadlock girl, tattoo girl, and of course blue outfit girl who is so ripped I'm afraid to go near the weight pit! But... thankfully, the gym is also beginner friendly. I usually dwell in beginners row (The 20-min fit fix circuit), I've snuck into the intermediate row a time or two (turns out those plates are in KG not lbs!), and only once have I ventured into the advanced row so far...let's leave that for the pros! So much variety, so many options, looks like I won't be getting bored anytime soon! And now my favourite part... albeit slightly strange, the change room! Shower facilities were very important to me when choosing a gym because I'm straight to work after. The private showers are epic! High mounted heads with wicked pressure, and smoking hot water! And free shampoo! So simple and convenient I think I rather shower there than at home anyways. Hair dryers, clothing irons, even hangers in the lockers! Staff are great... thanks to Ben and Mikayla for always being friendly and welcoming. As I struggle to find a point that needs improvement... I've settled on the kleenex. Appreciative they're provided, but I think the paper rolls for cleaning the machines might be softer than the tissue that comes out of those boxes! ;) I now know why so many choose Goodlife, and I'm certainly glad I did as well! Thanks!

Carey W

Feb 6, 2026

Love this gym but....not enough weight machines and too many cardio machines. This is frustrating because it takes forever to work out while waiting for machine use when they could easily take out half of the cardio machines to add more. I have only ever noticed about a quarter of the cardio machines being used at the busiest days and times.

Kainiel1

Dec 13, 2025

Gym used to be 24 hours. Now its not. They used to give you towels. Now you need the "premium" membership. Just another example of consumers getting screwed over. Rates go up, services go down. The gym itself isnt very clean and costs a heart stopping $80 a month for a "mid tier membership" which the only difference is it allows you to go to other goodlife locations. You need to pay even more to use towels, tanning, or the massage bed. It's always busy and there doesn't seem to be enough of the high traffic equipment. But theres a lot of wasted space and even more wasted space for what looks to be a dance studio and spin room? I go at different times so i've seen a fair bit of what is scheduled in these rooms and they seem very under used. The equipment is broken sometimes and it takes them forever to fix. And for whatever reason, people who train here keep removing the carabiners on half the cable weights and theyre just gone. Are you taking them home as trophies? Leave them on the machine. And of course the gym doesnt have spares. Compared to other locations, this one is not up to their standards. Abbotsford is better, calgary locations are better, winnipeg is even better Canceled and will be going to golds or anytime fitness come January

Navjeet Verma

Sep 27, 2025

Hi I want to tell you a little bit about cleaning. I am extremely impressed with the cleaning service, especially the attention given to the washrooms. Everything was spotless – from the mirrors and tiles to the toilet and sink.The team looks professional, punctual, and thorough. I’ve never seen my washroom this clean – it looks and smells fresh! Whenever i come night or at evening. I really appreciate your gym services and his cleaning.

Willow Monnon

Sep 26, 2025

To have to close down the already sad 4-24 hour days of the week due to staffing problems is poor management. As a manager myself, I know that there are many people out there looking for work and to have only one or two people trained or available to do a nightshift is very poor planning. It makes more sense to have a roster of staff trained and available for all shifts to avoid what is happening today and denying members the opportunity to work out when it is best for them to do so. With only one other 24 hour gym in town that is literally as big as a closet, you would think that this company would want to capitalize on the opportunity to be the better option for gym goers and offer the same open availability, not less of it. The fees that are charged to attend this gym are astronomical and not justified when gym goers can't make use of the facilities for the times they signed up for.