Somers Point Fitness

Relatively cheap and flexible rates. No water fountains! Marginal cleanliness. No classes or anything other than machines and weights. Free weights are upstairs which is quite counter-​intuitive for those who really know how to use them. Disrespectful owner who has proven to be a problem for many generations of members. Easy parking layout and central location.
All in all I would not recommend this gym solely on principle (or principal as the case is, haha).

I rate this place a 5 star based on their rates. For what you’re paying, it’s as good as it gets. It is definitely a no frills kind of place, which is fine by me. I’d rather save money on a membership than pay for all kinds of extras that I don’t use anyway. Aside from the affordable memberships, another HUGE plus for me is that they don’t lock you in to a contract. You don’t have to become disabled or die to get out of going there. You can pay by the day, week, month, 3 month, 6 month, or yearly. The longer your membership, the more you save.
The place is clean and well maintained and they have lots of different equipment. Sometimes during peak hours, you might have to wait a bit for an eliptical machine (they seem to be the most popular), but you can just grab a treadmill or a bike till one opens up.
If you require saunas, hot tubs, fancy shmancy locker rooms, and lots of spinning, pilates, and other classes, this is not the place for you. If you just want a clean affordable place to work out, then I can think of no better place.