Gyms in Angleton
⭐ 5.0 · 27 reviews
700 Western Ave, Angleton, TX 77515
⭐ 5.0 · 26 reviews
1393 S Velasco St Ste 202, Angleton, TX 77515
⭐ 4.5 · 541 reviews
1601 N Valderas St, Angleton, TX 77515
⭐ 5.0 · 7 reviews
115 W Myrtle St, Angleton, TX 77515
⭐ 5.0 · 5 reviews
140 E Hospital Dr, Angleton, TX 77515
How we picked: this list ranks gyms by a weighted score of their Google rating and review count, last collected June 30, 2026. Our terms of service explain how rankings and Featured spots work.
Angleton gym contracts and your rights
To use that window, mail written notice with proof of payment to the gym's home office by certified mail before midnight of the third business day; the refund is due within 30 days. Contracts can't exceed three years, and financed ones can't require payments for more than five. You can also cancel for a partial refund if the gym closes without offering another facility within 10 miles or moves more than 10 miles. If the gym is unusable for 30 days or more because of a natural disaster or similar event, it must extend your contract by the same time. Forbes Health, citing Statista, put the 2021 US average membership at $28.58 a month; see the Texas gym guide.
Checking an Angleton gym
Look for the Secretary of State certificate posted at the gym and the registration number in your contract, then confirm it on the Secretary of State's online search, which also shows whether security is posted. A gym can't legally sell memberships without that registration, and a contract signed with an unregistered gym is void. The Secretary of State only registers gyms, so take a dispute over sales practices to the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division, (800) 621-0508. See the Angleton hub or Freeport gyms.
Angleton gym FAQs
Can I cancel an Angleton gym contract?+
Yes, within three business days for a full refund, by written notice sent certified mail by midnight of the third business day.
Does my gym have to extend my membership after a storm closure?+
If the gym is unusable for 30 days or more because of something beyond the owner's control, Texas law requires it to extend contracts by the same time.