7th St., Park is an amazing asset to the city of Yucaipa. It has a little bit of everything from a swimming pool to a playground, and one of the unique features of many of the local parks, which is three covered basketball courts as well as four covered Pickleball Courts. I come here frequently to either play pickle ball with the Yucaipa Pickleball club, take my son to the playground, and even for a date picnic with my wife. The park is well-maintained and the city has invested a lot of money and time into keeping the Park updated and continually making changes based off of the needs and requests of the community. I absolutely recommend bringing your family here for some safe, fun and activities! read more

I love 7th street park and have been using it for 30 years! Our kids all took swim lessons at the pool every season until they were solid swimmers. There have been a few changes in the past few years here. The dog park is closed but it is my understanding that the city will be reopening it again over by the gazebo area. The skatepark is closed and the covered courts area has been expanded to where the skatepark used to be. Yucaipa's main skatepark is over next to the high school off of 13th street. The new covered area is now home to 4 permanent pickleball courts which makes for an amazing space for youth who may not have their own nets yet and for anyone to come play in the shade. Yucaipa Pickleball Club reserves these courts for club play through the city. Club hours are generally in the mornings and the 4th Saturday of the month. Specific club hours can be found on their website www.yucaipapickleball.com read more

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Pool clean and not crowded. Lifeguards are very attentive. Low cost to swim. Nice people.

They are all wonderful her3. Good teachers for swimming lessons my kids learned so much and became better swimmers. Thank you to the team!

This place rocks! The swim instructors are wonderful and the lifeguards and very helpful. I would recommend going for swim lessons or family fun swimming! I get all my information from the Instagram and it's very helpful! read more

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Because it is a good pool and I like to be in pools because they feel good and the water is so good that I really like to stay in it

This place has great swim lessons and extremely friendly staff! Definitely would recommend swimming there and joining aqua aerobics!

This place is a lot of fun and there staff is very friendly! Definitely recommend going to the pool and doing swim lessons there!

I have been bringing my daughter here for swimming lessons and the staff are very nice and pleasant with my daughter. I would definitely recommend. read more

My favorite park except they turn the sprinklers on at night a little too early especially during summer when it's barely 80 at 9pm

*** Pitstop Review (Yucaipa) *** I was driving by and noticed this huge airplane hanger looking structure so I had to stop. Upon a closure inspection the hanger (for lack of a better word) shelter six basketball courts! Holy smokes that is amazing!!! if my son saw this park with all of the courts he would be in heaven! Granted it's not beautiful, but the idea is probably more economical than building a fully enclosed gym. There's shelter from the elements and lighting on the ceiling. Here's the deal ... I get to see many communities on my treks and I am very fortunate to see how other people live. I zillowed the housing prices in this area and it's not that extravagant compared to the common half-million dollar figures in Orange County. The streets look nice and clean. The homes look well kept. This park is huge, clean, and well kept. When I see a community that's able to have this kind of facility for their people and kids I start to wonder why can't my community do the same??? People probably think I'm crazy when I say things CAN be BETTER and there's always room for improvement. When people challenge you and say WHY? You must counter the status quo and say WHY NOT! Here's what liked... * I really like the layout of this park and the overhead cover for the basketball courts. I have no idea about how the residents are, but the well-kept area and facility says a lot! * Having areas where kids can participate in sports is ALWAYS a good thing. It keeps them out of trouble and teaches them some good skills. Like that old saying goes, "idle hands are the devil's workshop..." Here's what I didn't like... * Where are the restrooms??? ha ha ha... read more

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My grandson rides bikes and like this park just alittle small so he mastered and got bored real quick.

I go here for one reason to play pickleball. Their Ambassador Diane Smith runs a great program and her staff. The players are super friendly and helpful. If you are a beginner or even more advanced there is someone there to be a friend and enjoy some games with. read more

This pool has so much potential but unfortunately they hire very young staff to manage and take care of the area. The staff are nice but the place is not clean at all. The bathrooms are very beyond disgusting. I have taken my kids here to have swim lessons and each day there has been stuff stuck to the tables that was there from the previous day. This place is typically very busy during summer for swimming lessons and open swim. The only reason I think people go back is because it is pretty reasonable to get in. I wish they would learn to just clean up better maybe add some loungers and the pool would be a nice place to hang out during summer. read more

Watch out for this park and there bees ,they have a little white flowers in their grass all over and a swarm of bees attacked my dog today and we had to go to the emergency room. Thank you so much you Yucaipa for taking care of your parks as well as you do your roundabouts. There Should not be a little white flowers in the grass that and attract bees. read more

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE POOL ONLY. I did not know that the city had a public pool till last year and every summer I sweat buckets or drive to the U of R 15 minutes away. While the U of R does have an Olympic sized pool which is free to alum, *SCORE*, it is only open a few hours each day during the summer. So I was super stoked when I found out we have a pool just a few blocks down. Since it is hotter that Hades here June - August, when the pool is open, it will be busy so be prepared to get splashed and try to avoid the clumps of teenagers looking to make a summer love connection. Price was pretty reasonable: 0-17 yrs old $2.25 / $3.25, 18-54 yrs old $2.75 / $3.75, 55 and older $2.25 / $3.25 or if you are going to prune it up $20 / $30 for a 10 day swim pass (all prices are listed in order of resident / non resident). Hours are Mon - Thrus: noon to 3 pm, Fri: noon - 4pm and Sat + Sun 1 pm- 6 pm. Extra bonus for the pool being recently remodeled. It now offers a splash pad for the little ones (I could sat there all day with a beer if they'd have let me), locker rooms with showers and a picnic area with shade. The picnic area can get packed so get there early or leave your stuff against the fence; Nobody will mess with it. Not a bad way to cool down and spend some time with your family without breaking the bank. Check out the link below to see other swim services offered by the city (lifeguard training, swim classes, pool rental, lap swimming at Crafton) : http://www.yucaipa.org/cityDepartments/communityServices_Recreation/aquaticsProgram.php read more

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Swim lessons are 120 for 4 30 min sessions. That's 60 an hour for swim lessons. And online it appears as though your getting two weeks. Absolutely ridiculous. And the manager wasn't willing to make it right - the fact that i thought I was buying two weeks of four ( since that how it appears online ) She said there's nothing she could do. Let me rephrase that "there's nothing she would do" That's the most expensive swim lessons I've ever heard of. read more

When are you going to fix the fence in the dog park??? We can't let our dogs run in there with it down. It has been down too long now...

Review of the pool. Nice pool and good place for swim lessons. Unfortunately there is not a family bathroom. They won't allow you to help a child change if the child is over 5 and of the opposite sex. While I understand the need to keep the older kids separated, I for one am not comfortable sending my son in a bathroom alone where men and other boys are changing. When I was in the women's you could hear a dad asking for help with his daughter. They were in the same situation. It would seem with so many moms/ sons and dads/ daughters that they would have at least one family bathroom! read more

This is a wonderful local park that happens to be just minutes from my house. It is well-maintained with a nice playground, dog park, skateboard park, basketball courts and walking trails. There is a public pool attached to it which is clean and beautiful. My only complaint about the pool is the hours. It is open just a couple of hours each day and it happens to be during my child's nap time. I know that the pool has to cater to a lot of interests but essentially the limited hours preclude us from being able to use it. Boo. Another welcome addition would be some kind of available shade on the playground, though this complaint is not limited just to this park. We live in California, where summers are especially hot, yet every darn playground is in the hottest part of each park with no trees or shade available. read more

Came here thinking it would be fun for my little brother, sister and me, but boy, was I wrong. We weren't informed about having to wear swimming suits/bathing suits when going into the pool (since we're not from this community). They should highlight that on the website. Unless I happened to skip pass it, in that case, that's my fault. But at least they made an exception for us. Anyways, my baby brother was talking to some of the kids that seem to be in a program for swimming there and next thing I know, I hear the woman in charge telling the kids to not talk to anyone who isn't from the community. Really? Way to feel welcomed. Not the best way to spend time with family. I would highly recommend the Yucaipa Regional Park. Literally 5 minutes, or so, away from this place. read more