I've been coming to the YMCA consistently since my son was about six months old, he's four now! I…read morefirst joined because my friends told me about the two hours of free childcare included with membership, and as a new mom, that sounded amazing. At the time, our income was low, but the Y offered scholarships, which made it possible for us to join. We received a 50% scholarship, and it truly was a blessing. It gave me time to work out, take classes, and just have a little "me time" while my baby was safe and cared for. Now that my son is in preschool, I have the flexibility to come at any time, and I love that freedom. The childcare hours used to be limited to mornings (around 8 to 12) and a bit in the afternoon (around 3:30), but now I just come whenever I can. I usually do my own workouts since the group class times don't always fit my schedule, but there's such a great variety, swimming, tap, pilates, fusion, and so much more. Another thing I love is the sense of community. I often see friends from church here, and it feels like an extension of that family atmosphere. The staff is generally friendly, though a few could be a bit more personable, but overall, they're helpful and kind. For the value, variety, and community, the YMCA has been such a big part of my life these past few years. I'm so grateful for it, and I can honestly say, I love the Y!

I got a membership at the Redlands YMCA during a special they were running last spring with the…read morefirst two months at half price. After that, even with a senior discount, I would be paying more than what I was paying at LA Fitness. After I was done signing up with the clerk at the desk, she said, "You're all set," and just stood there. I also just stood there. After a couple minutes I asked if someone was going to show me around the facility. She seemed a bit surprised by the request but she did agree to give me brief tour of the place, which was in need of upkeep and upgrading. Again, it was springtime when I signed up and during the initial tour of the facility, we walked by the outdoor pool. It was a beautiful sunny day and the pool looked very inviting but i noticed there were only pool toys floating in it. I asked why there was no one in the pool and I was told the outdoor pool is only open in summer. I was stunned. Redlands is in the low desert of southern California. For goodness sake! The pool should have been open, but since it wasn't, why were there pool toys floating in it? Had they been there since the pool closed last year? Then she took me to the women's locker room. I opened the door and immediately saw into the locker room. Yes, you read that correctly. From the hallway, where anyone could be standing or walking, you open the door and you see directly into the women's locker room! Clearly, the layout of the banks of lockers is incorrect and needs to be reconfigured so that there is privacy. I cannot understand how the current layout is allowed or tolerated. It was a no-go for me. Don't even get me started on the gym and its configuration problems. The machines are way too close together and on top of that, they are facing each other. I've never seen anything like it. It must have been designed by the same person who set up the women's locker room. That person has clearly never seen a proper locker room or gym before. I was very uncomfortable using the machines in that gym. I didn't stick around long enough to take any classes. Honestly, I gave the Redlands YMCA a try but there are just far too many issues with it that need to be addressed. I cancelled my membership after my fourth visit there. I am being generous in giving the place two stars. Do yourself a favor and get a membership to pretty much any other gym in the area. You'll thank me later.

I decided to take Hula this month. It meets every Tuesday, 2pm-4pm. The teacher is Yoyo and she's…read morekind, sweet and patient. Last week there were four new students and so she's willing to go out of her way to start at 1:30 this week to teach us the basic steps in Hula. They dance to about 6-8 songs so it's pretty crazy to remember the steps on all of them. The ladies who are there now have been there for about two years so they are well-grounded. Yoyo provides the hula skirts and leis too. They have been asked to perform in a church function and personal events.

They put on an amazing Easter egg hunt! It was so organized and they had so many activities for the…read morekiddos! We had a personal guide Elena, she was so cute and patient with us. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience!

Hands down the BEST place for kids - fun, safe, and smiles all around!…read more Staff and management are amazing, the team always goes the extra mile to ensure the kids are happy. The coaches are attentive, and consistently create fun and creative activities for the kids. My daughter has been coming to parkour for several months and she loves it! The manager Jaylean goes above and beyond. One day she surprised the kids with ice cream and the kids loved it. Once, I told her that the gym felt hot, she looked into it and she said part of the AC wasn't working properly. She follows through and keeps her word, which is rare to find in businesses nowadays.

I loved it when I went but it is to far and it smells like crap but the people were very niceread more

This is a great place to go and I recommend anyone going if they need cooling off in the summer…read more It's super affordable and friendly for everyone it's very well kept and all the lifeguards are friendly and respectful towards everyone. They even have events to watch movies and really affordable lessons for kids and even adults to learn how to swim I will be coming again and I recommend you do too.

hidden gem forsure ! Will be coming here all summer long when we have the chance ! great price !read more

I was excited to see this play gym open in Redlands. There are not very many places for children to…read moreplay indoors. This one has a lot more fun things for kids to do than the other places I've gone to. I think the price is priced well. The other gym I went to did not have 1/4 of what this one has and more expensive. My grandson had a great time and definitely wants to go back again. Thank for you for opening this gym, not just for children that are autistic or on the spectrum, but for all children.

Had the whole place to ourselves for majority of our visit. My son had a blast and the zip liner…read morewas our first experience together. Rocking climbing was suitable for my 8 year old. Best intimate time together with your littles!

Terrible management and front desk staff. We signed my kids up immediately after their trial class…read morea couple of weeks ago. The front desk had my card on file and asked if I could run it. She also went over the payment. I was told it would be the yearly fee and the monthly fee for both of my kids. I agreed. I confirmed that was all we needed to do and she said yes. My fault for not asking for a print out receipt. I am 10000% positive I went to the front desk immediately after the class because the front staff told me that if I didn't sign them up within a certain time period my kids would lose their spots in that class. So we signed them up that day. Today we go in and the manager announced, in front of the parent area, that I didn't register my kids after their trial class. "yes I did", I said as I'm walking into the office. She proceeded to tell me, now with an attitude, that I didn't. I kept telling her that I did and she kept arguing with me saying "you may have thought you came up to the desk to register but you didn't." I get what she is saying that the kids are not registered in the system, but There is a difference between saying a customer didn't do something (after the customer is positive that they did) and being extremely rude about it vs. saying the payment didn't go through or there may have been a technical error with the computer. or what this manager should have said "I'm sorry, it seems like the payment didn't go through or there may have miscommunication about registering and I'll talk with my staff to ensure it doesn't happen again." But she stuck with the, "you didn't do it" or "you may have thought you did but you didn't." This is terrible customer service practice and terrible management. I am stern but I am not a rude person at all. I do not yell or raise my voice. I was clearly frustrated and making it the only point that her tone and blaming me is unprofessional and uncalled for. I have a lot of understanding for things happening such as bad days and technical difficulties but to argue with a customer and talk down to them and blame them for something that was the fault of the staff at the front desk for not ensuring the payment went through or following through with what she said she was going to do is unprofessional and a terrible way to manage. After I decided to not continue at this gym, I asked for the owners information. The manager continued her attitude and said I can email on the "contact us" email. I went to the front to get that email and she immediately said she has no contact information of the manager. Also, with a bad attitude. I asked her to write down the owners email and she rudely pointed to the company card and said I can email on the company email and she might see it there. I have a career in customer service and no way would I ever allow the staff of my business to handle situations like that. It's funny that this happened immediately after my husband and I were watching our kids stretching and noticed the coaches not correcting their forms. They were sitting down on their tablets. What's the point of stretches and growing as a gymnast if you don't correct the forms? That's where the fundamentals start like pointing your toes for everything and it doesn't benefit the stretch if it's not done properly. This is a beginner class where all those things are important to learn. I guess this was a sign to stay away! If you have cameras in the building I suggest you listen to those and watch the videos to see how your manager was. They represent your business. It Sucks because my kids liked the first class and wanted to do gymnastics here. It was close enough where we could go and we heard some good reviews. Unfortunately I cannot support a business with bad management and staffing.

This used to be an amazing gym, both my daughters had attended here for years but it has gone down…read moreover the last 12 -18 months. High school girls who are "coaches" but don't coach the girls. My 6 year olds "coach" gossips with my daughter about her crush which is wildly inappropriate and not what we pay for. My daughter rarely gets corrected and her growth as a gymnast has gotten stagnant. Management doesn't seem to care as this gym keeps growing, but as a paying parent I feel like this has become a money grab more than anything. After being members of this gym for over 4 years we are moving our daughters elsewhere. If you decide to take your kids here try to get into Coach K class or Coach Wendy's class, we loved them as coaches when my daughters had them, they were very involved helping improve form, had structured classes, and kept the girls doing their drills, and my daughters improved and enjoyed classes with them.

This place is good in my 15year mom experience Here are my pros:…read more -it's clean. Compared to my experience at SkyZone, it's immaculate. I didn't see trash or spots of goop. I climbed through it all with my toddler, and I wasn't grossed out. - engaging equipment. -they gave 2 tokens to the claw arcade. -saw employees actively cleaning, throughout my 2.5 hours there. -you can wear your own socks. I'm tired of places charging you for their socks. -the bathroom slippers they provide is genius thinking. THANK you for that! -decent snack bar Cons: -funky smell, almost like urine. I ended up getting use to it. -there's things that need replacing. Like the building blocks, the barking ball pit dog thing wasn't working, stuff looking old and dingy, netting ripping. -it was just a tad bit warm in there. The AC needed to be turned down a bit more. Especially since I'm coming here to escape the heat! Overall, kids loved it. I'd return here.

The favorite play area for 6 year old. There's lots of space…read moreto run around and clomb up and down, also an separate area for younger children. They have a simple snack bar with food if you get hungry. The kids won't stop whining for me to take them back here. Admission covers all day which is nice. They do charge everyone even if you are not playing. A great spot for kids in Redlands!

7th St., Park is an amazing asset to the city of Yucaipa. It has a little bit of everything from a…read moreswimming 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!

I love 7th street park and have been using it for 30 years! Our kids all took swim lessons at the…read morepool 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