It's time I update my review on this tennis club. The tennis courts are always clean and well…read moremaintained. Each court has its" one entrance gate which is great when you are playing a league or tournament less interference with players passing through you court. Improvements that have occurred over time have made the club more complete, more welcoming, better organized, tennis friendly and competitive with other clubs. They now have a "staffed club house/ pro shop, a key pad entrance door for members, and with the" court reserve" app you can reserve a tennis court any day of the week. The app is easy to use, with it you can reserve your court, check out a list of events happening at the club, review a calendar of events, review your reservations: upcoming, past, and canceled, keep track of your individual events and make a profile page. There are always tournaments, leagues and mixers to get involved with to sharpen your game and to meet new people. Tennis clinics are available for youth and adults beginners, intermediates and advanced players throughout the week. This club has a lot to offer and I am happy it is doing so well.

Awesome place to play tennis. Courts are always in good shape and the coaches are very good…read more Membership is also a very good price.

One of the most well-kept public tennis centers in San Diego. They have 8 hard-courts but don't…read morehave a parking lot. However, there are lots of parking spaces along the street or near residents. Very rare that you can play tennis by the harbor in cool breezes. Also, since the center is by the ocean, the marine layer keeps you cool and you don't get scorched by the hot sun. There is also a little pro shop by the front that stocks most of your tennis needs (balls, racquets, clothes, etc.). We love that Coronado has joined our North County USTA league. It was very enjoyable playing here. Especially with a team's dub.

Great public courts! We recently stayed at the Del for a week and were so happy to have these…read morenearby. We happened to stop by on a day wherein a mixer was being held, and decided to play. Big thanks to Cindy and Jim for their organization, and for Deera for being so helpful at the front desk. The courts are beautifully maintained and everyone we interacted with was kind

Excellent pickleball courts! Since my visit last summer, there's now 4 dedicated courts instead of…read morejust 2. Very well lit and maintained. Great lights for evening play. Overall a super fun time! Do note that you need to be a resident or guest of a resident for access -- enjoy!

One of the best things about being in a Tennis League is visiting a variety of tennis clubs in the…read moreSan Diego area. This one is beautiful like many of the others I have visited. More importantly I won my tennis match here in three sets; this season is getting off to a good start. The moment you pull into the parking area everything is green and the landscaping is perfect. Once inside the gates (you must have a key to enter) there is a huge pool, club house, office area, restrooms, and lounging areas to take in the sun or other social events happening at the club. The courts are well maintained and are in excellent condition. Two negatives from a tennis league point of view: they only have five courts and you need a key to get into the restrooms which can be somewhat of a hassle. Overall this is a beautiful location to play tennis.

I heard about Del Cerro pickleball from some other people I had played with and decided to check it…read moreout. Note that you have to sign up for open play online and it appears to fill up quickly. Their Open play is convenient for people with day jobs since it started at 6:30pm. It is relatively easy to find but the parking lot was smaller than I expected (although there were open spots when I arrived). As i was new, the check-in person was very nice and explained the format, where to find the bathrooms, etc which I especially appreciated. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of courts, ranging from beginner to intermediate (majority were there) to advanced. They're in a long corridor with courts on both sides and have decent seating areas and good lighting. However I do wish the bathrooms were closer. Overall I had a good time and was able to play quite a few games with friendly people.

I know these courts get a lot of use and it's showing. The nets are discolored on the tape and…read morethere are multiple crumbling areas on the cement walls. The crumbs are piled up on the ground in front of the holes. With how much $ we pay to play I'm hoping they will put those funds toward maintenance. It's such a great location and I want to love it, but it's looking very tired and is in need of some upkeep.

Great little recreation center with a playground, outdoor and indoor basketball courts, tennis…read morecourts outdoors with 3 hard courts, and a baseball field. The facilities are pretty well maintained and I've come to play sports on all of the different available fields here. The outdoor Basketball Are probably the least well maintained because the concrete has many cracks and the hoops are bent out of shape. The indoor court is smaller than a Full court but is in very good shape. The 3 tennis courts outside are very well maintained and have seating area on the sidelines sidelines with shade. The baseball field field goes in-and-out of good maintenance depending on how the grass is kept up. Most of the time it is pretty good and there are Vavi leagues that are hosted here frequently.

Rating this almost purely from a tennis court perspective. As an avid tennis player, it has been…read morefrustrating how incredibly difficult it is to find public tennis courts since I've moved here. I am glad that at least the courts here are free for the public to use (ahem Balboa Tennis Club ahem), and that is the only reason why this is not a one star review. However the courts themselves are terrible. The top gritty layer of the baseline area is eroded away from years of use, leaving behind a slippery surface that is dangerous to play on. Half the tennis court nets are broken at the top tape part, often allowing the ball to pass through even though it should have gone into the net. Finally, the hours that the courts are unlocked for the public are terrible as well, during business hours on weekdays and closed on the weekends. How am I supposed to play when the only time they are open is when I am at work? Also the park can get pretty sketchy at night time, so I would only come here in the daytime.

I'm new to this sport and I have to say I absolutely love it, but Most of all I love training at…read moreHouse of Boxing. I'm going on my third week with them and all the trainers are amazing! It's a family oriented business and you can definitely feel the love for the sport and feel so welcomed by the coaches but also by the other people in the class. I get a great workout in and I am learning proper techniques. The classes are covid safe, kept to a fairly small group, checking in with a temperature scan of course (gotta be healthy y'all, don't bring your germs please lol) It's a no contract membership, you pay month to month. I personally think the price is great, and the best part is you can get your first class free to see what your getting yourself into. I guarantee you will join after. I'm happy to be a part of the House Of Boxing family! Go check it out!!! "Let's go"

One of my favorite boxing gyms in San Diego! Owner and staff definitely knowledgeable in the sport…read more The gym definitely has that old school rugged boxing gym vibe! If you live in SouthEast SD and are lookin for a boxing gym I highly recommend checking this place out!

Came here today for my 1st time "not to work out" but for an annual job training. Ymca graciously…read moreallowed us to use one of their rooms to conduct it. Upon entering I was greeted with a friendly smile and a welcome. I notice there is a lot of kid programs going on at this site where the kids were in line, going somewhere in the facility. The children appeared well behaved and following the orders of the staff in charge of them. I didn't see kids darting down the halls like I've seen at other sites smh. The rooms were well organized at least the one we were in. The ladies restroom was clean I would only suggest since there was only one soap dispenser that had soap would be to check to supply it more often as it is summer and more people and children coming in and out to prevent spread germs etc. Some people would even inquire to see if the other one was working if they see that one soap dispenser doesn't work. They would walk out just with water rinsed hands yuck as I seen two people do because it was more women coming in and needing to wash. Over all the layout is cool and the pool activities seemed fun. I would definitely come back to check out the facility on my off time from work.

The best gym ever. Clean floor,stairs,equipment. Now opened…read moreon Sunday. Shorter hours but OPENED 9am-1pm on Sundays great Staff , helpful with any questions and always professional. Plenty of classes available m-f for seniors (all ages welcome) Questions and requests are always listened to and acted on. Besides the training areas the Jackie Robinson Y is also very active in having social events. I started at this gym because the one I was at previously was closed for renovations.....what a lucky thing that was for me. I highly recommend the Jackie Robinson Y

Great outdoors pool. Central location in Coronado. Open long hours and free street parking!read more

Beautiful pool outside under the moon and palm trees. $4…read moreentry fee and water is a perfect temperature. Parking is easy and free. Unfortunately they are closing Sunday until April.