A popular Camden County gym is to close in December. How you can still use your membership
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CHERRY HILL — Esporta Fitness, a staple of the Plaza at Cherry Hill, is set to shut down Dec. 19 at 2 p.m.
When it was originally opened more than a decade ago, it was branded as LA Fitness. The name was eventually changed to Esporta Fitness, with both companies owned by Fitness International LLC.
Closure of the gym was announced in a note that was sitting on the front door of the facility.
While this site is closing, members should have the ability to continue using their memberships at LA Fitness. There are no other Esporta Fitness or City Sports Club locations in South Jersey.
LA Fitness locations near Cherry Hill can be found at:
- 4300 Dearborn Circle, Mount Laurel.
- 1051 Route 73 North, Marlton.
- 711 Evesham Ave., Somerdale.
- 5901 Route 42, Turnersville.
- 731 Delsea Drive North, Glassboro.
To visit these LA Fitness locations, members are asked to download the app and transfer their membership card over to the LA Fitness app from their current Esporta app.
Nick Butler is an impact reporter for the Courier Post, the Daily Journal and the Burlington County Times covering community news in South Jersey. Have any tips or stories? Reach out to NButler@Gannett.com. Subscribe to stay in the loop.
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