Womens Gym and Swim is a women-only fitness center on NW 63rd Street in northwest Oklahoma City, a block off North May Avenue. The name on the door has shifted over the years. Locally the business is better known as Mademoiselle, and it shares its phone number, 405-848-1199, with the long-running Mademoiselle women's gym and swim operation at this same NW 63rd address. If you've been sent here by a friend who called it Mademoiselle, you're in the right place.
The proposition is unusual for Oklahoma City. It's not just a women-only weight room. There's water. A heated pool sits at the center of the offer, and that changes who this gym serves. Older members, women rehabbing joints, and anyone who'd rather do laps than lunges all end up here for the same reason.
Facilities and Equipment
Let's start with what makes it different, because the weight floor isn't the headline. The heated pool is. Members use it for aqua classes, for low-impact conditioning, and in more than a few cases for learning to swim as an adult, which is not a small thing to offer.
Around the water you get a hot tub, a dry sauna, and a steam room that members single out for aromatherapy. There's an indoor track. Tanning is available. So are toning tables and toning chairs, which is a genuinely old-school touch and one of the reasons the place has kept a loyal membership for decades.
The strength and cardio floor is the weaker half. I'll be blunt about it, because you'd rather hear it now. Reviewers describe the machine selection as limited and some of the equipment as dated, with occasional breakdowns. If you're a heavy lifter chasing a PR, this isn't your gym. If you want circuit machines, cardio, and a pool in a space where nobody is filming themselves, it is.
Locker rooms and showers are on site. Childcare is available, and members consistently rate it as one of the reasons they can actually make it to a session.
Classes, Coaching and Membership
Classes are the engine here, and they're included rather than bolted on as an upsell. The land schedule runs the usual suspects and then some. Zumba, step, line dance and cardio mix, belly dancing, body works, and a 30-minute abs block for people who don't have an hour.
The water schedule is where it gets deep. Aqua Zumba, aqua fit, power waves, joints in motion, adaptive water sessions, and general aqua conditioning all appear on the timetable. That range of aquatic programming is rare at this price point in OKC, and it's the reason I'd send an older relative here before I'd send them to a big-box chain.
Personal training is offered, and listings indicate an introductory session comes at no extra charge. What I cannot give you is a price. The gym doesn't publish membership rates that I could verify, and reviewers describe it as somewhat pricier than other local options. Worth asking about the free multi-day trial pass, which the business has offered in the past.
One warning, and it's the recurring complaint in reviews: the cancellation policy is strict. Members report needing a doctor's note or proof of a move of 50 miles or more to exit a contract. Read what you sign. Ask what happens if you move across town rather than across the state.
Also, and this matters, the old mademoiselleokc.com domain no longer belongs to the business. Don't use it. Call the gym.
Location and Getting There
You're in the NW 63rd and May corridor, a comfortable stretch of northwest Oklahoma City with retail either side. Lake Hefner is a short drive northwest, and Ross Park is under a mile away.
This is a car city and this is a car gym. Realistically you'll drive, and parking on site is not an issue. Bike parking exists if you'd rather ride. Public transit isn't a serious option for most members here, and pretending otherwise would waste your time.
The gym is easy to find. It sits in the retail strip near a PetSmart, on the north side of NW 63rd. If you're coming from the Northwest Expressway, cut down May.
Hours and Practical Tips
Opening hours vary depending on which listing you read, and I'd rather tell you that than quote you the wrong time. The gym operates seven days a week, with early weekday openings, evening closes around 9pm, and shorter weekend hours. Call ahead for your first visit. Sunday in particular is a short day.
Peak times skew to early morning and the after-work window. Aqua classes tend to fill, so arrive with a few minutes to spare rather than sliding in as the class starts.
Bring a swimsuit even if you don't plan to swim. Seriously. Half the people who join for the weights end up in the water within a month. Bring flip flops for the pool deck and a lock for the lockers.
FAQ
Is this gym really women-only?
Yes. It's a women-only facility, and that policy is the core of its identity.
Is there childcare?
Yes, on-site childcare is available, and members regularly cite it as a deciding factor.
What aquatic facilities are there?
A heated pool, plus a hot tub, dry sauna, and steam room. The water class schedule is extensive.
Is this the same place as Mademoiselle?
The business at this NW 63rd address and phone number has traded as Mademoiselle women's gym and swim for decades. Locals use the names interchangeably.
How much is membership?
No published rate could be verified. Call 405-848-1199. Ask about the trial pass and read the cancellation terms carefully before signing.