Seeing some of the reviews on here and honestly some of them are just crazy! I joined UVAC back in…read more2024 and have never had a bad experience. The staff are very kind and helpful and the gym is always clean. I was unmotivated and felt like there was no way I could ever join a gym because I didn't have the time to actually go. Because of how pleasant my experience has been and because of the fact that they have childcare, I have been able to really commit to showing up. Their classes are incredible and have given me the opportunity to get out of my comfort zone and try so many new things. I'm so grateful for UVAC, they've really made a difference in my life!

They charge a premium rate of $93.00 per month but it's a mess! Lately there are gross buckets all…read moreover (see pics). Broken equipment, messy weight room upstairs... difficult to find pairs of weights because they are always scattered about. The mats are all worn out and falling apart. There's only ONE set of each dumbbells downstairs so if there are more than a few people using them, you have to wait for the weight you need. Broken machines for weeks/months on end.... Not what I expect for the price I'm paying... fix it please UVAC!

I had a thrilling night throwing axes for my first time. exceptional customer service all are…read moreneefs met. Food was delicious I had a steak sandwhich and garlic fries the drinks were perfect I had lavender lemon drop drinks thatvI really enjoyed. I really appreciated the training for the party to learn how to throw the axes.

Great music and the bartenders had wonderful personalities. It was still pretty quiet so I can…read moreimagine how lively it gets later on in the vending. Several pool tables along with axe throwing areas.

www.campswing.com…read more I've been swing dancing since The Revival back in the mid-90s, but hadn't taken the time to make Camp Swing before this year. The Camp (Camp 1 of The Woodlands) is way up there; try more than four hours( (IF there's no traffic!) from Oakland. I'm glad we heeded everyone's advice and left early Friday and travelled the little windy roads during the daylight. When you get close enough, tune in to the local radio station, KZYZ (or KZYX). The djs are really a hoot. The cabins are quite rustic, no electricity, and, strangely, seemingly insect-free. The cabins are from the 30s, and as with anything that ages, some of the boards on the balcony have rotted a bit. One of our bunkmates fell through while we were there. Be careful, 'kay? We won the "Best dressed cabin" competition. We went on Work Study (where you get reduced fees in conjunction with volunteering your time at camp). We worked in the kitchen on Friday for dinner, Saturday at the bar and then kitchen clean-up on Sunday. I ended up missing enough classes because I worked shifts that I wouldn't choose to go to camp that route. Of the classes I did take, I thought the teachers were fabu. They made themselves accessible, when they weren't teaching and at the dances. I was hoping for a hula class again, but to no avail. The biggest thing missing from this camp is camaraderie. They need to have something at the Friday dance that gets people to meet each other. You know, "Snowball" and "Switch" dances; that sort of thing. It seemed people came up in their little groups and didn't deviate. The creators need to make people mix and mingle more.

Partner dancing in an old fashioned lodge in the Mendocino Woodlands night is like a time trip to…read moreanother era. "Dirty Dancing" during Halloween is the closest movie visual I can think of. Camp Swing in October is a fun weekend getaway whether you know how to dance or not. Leave on Friday during daylight so you can enjoy the North Bay drive, wineries and the autumn leaves turning color. Three hours later, you arrive in the town of Mendocino by the coast. You can stroll the town before descending a long gravely road to arrive at Camp Swing. Jenna--one of the organizers--will be there to greet you with a smile. She's the friendly, but yet kick-ass dancer that used to teach swing at Broadway Studios. For the price of admission you get two days of dance lessons including a combination of: Swing......Salsa......Hula......Balboa...... Hustle......Swing......Charleston...... Lindy Hop......Belly Dancing......Swing......Hip Hop...... The instructors are very good, and GOOD-LOOKING! Did I mention swing? because it's the main emphasis. Breakfast, lunch, dinner provided; two nights of dancing, live music from Stompy Jones, cabin decorating contest, Halloween costume party, bottomless drinks and a "talent" show featuring comedians, improv, singing, two stepping cowboys and sexy can can girls.. Lots of lessons, dancing and socializing to be had. In between lessons I drove into town to take in the ocean and walk the town. The diverse attendance is made of singles, married, straight, gays, young and old. There's a sense of camaraderie that comes together at this camp. By the time Sunday morning rolls around, you're exchanging numbers, hugging goodbyes and singing "Time of My Life" from the Dirty Dancing soundtrack. About The Accommodations: It's generous to call the 1930s cabins "rustic" (read no electricity and in need of a coat of paint). There are 4 bunks to a cabin, which are built on hilly terrain. The tall redwoods that populate the area keep the cabins mostly in the shade, and I noticed the October air to be warmer outdoors than indoors. Community bathrooms with hot showers are easily within walking distance, as are the dining and rec hall. Candles and propane aren't allowed in the cabins, but the camp provides firewood free of charge to burn in the cabin's fireplace. If you volunteer to help with clean up and meals, you'll receive a good discount on the Camp Swing enrollment fee.

I attended a class here and was blown away by the facility. I'm a member at other club and this one…read moreis as nice or nicer. All the ranges I saw or used where clean and well maintained. If you get the chance go experience a great range for your self.

Ukiah Gun Club, aka Rifle and Pistol Club, has rifle and shotgun ranges, traps, silhouette targets…read moreand a pseudo-western "Helldorado" range for pistol practice and cowboy action shooting. Members only, although limited guest admissions are available. No indoor range. Active social activities with monthly pot-luck dinners, special turkey shoots and other shooting matches - the .22 grudge match, the warhorse match, etc. The local source for hunter education, and concealed weapon permit training, The gun club alone is a good reason to live in Ukiah.

Discovered an absolute gem at T-Up - a mini golf playland that takes putting to the next level! My…read moreson and I embarked on an epic adventure through their challenging 9-hole course that kept us on our toes with every swing. The thrill of potentially landing on their legendary "Wall of Fame" for scoring par or a hole-in-one had us bringing our A-game! But wait, there's more! Tucked away in the back, a craft brewery awaits with an impressive selection of brews to quench your thirst after conquering the course. The cherry on top? The owner Essence personally guided us through the venue, sharing insider tips and stories that transformed our visit into an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a putting pro or just looking for a unique blend of sport and social fun, T-Up delivers an outstanding combination of competitive mini golf and craft beer fun. Trust me, this isn't your average mini golf spot - it's an experience you won't want to miss! On top of all that they also have virtual reality games and an escape room too and this is an indoor experience so you can enjoy it rain or shine! Thanks T-Up for a fun packed day.

Awesome concept! Love the mix of music and minigolf. Great spot for family fun, rain or shine…read more Looking forward to our next family visit.

This is my kind of beach. If you are there at times during the week you can walk 5 miles of beach…read moreand not see another person. Massive pieces of drift wood are scattered along the beach, one wonders where it all came from and how long it drifted at sea. The only sound you hear is the wind and the waves crashing on the shore, it can almost be hypnotic. To me there almost seems to be something magical or spiritual about the place. A short walk from the state campground or the nearby KOA. While walking down to the ocean you can see deer, rabbits, squirrels, even occasionally a snake. I have thoroughly enjoyed my several visits to the park, and plan to make may more visits in the future.

This place has great coast views! Camping is quiet and without amenities! Sites are spread out! No…read morehost on site! Self register and $35 overnight! Great sunset from my site! Must drive or it's a very long hike to the beach! I can also see the Point Arena lighthouse from my site! Overall good camping for the price! I would give it a five stars if it had power hookups!

The vibes here are awesome minus the tweakers and dog poop. But in this area there is t much else…read moreto do.

One of my good friend Yelp friends is famous for reviewing parks. My 2011 New Years Resolution is…read moreto match her park for park. And I will begin my quest with the world's champion of parks. Growing up, this place was known simply as the Ukiah Municipal Park. I'm not sure when the whole Todd Grove thing happened, but it's the in thing to name parks after people. I'm all good with that. Some of the park kid toys are gone, but the giant tractor tires remain. What is it about a giant rubber tire that would get me to spend countless hours entertaining me? The parks iconic symbol to me was always the rocket. Now that was the single biggest childhood attraction for me growing up in the entire town. I still remember the day I felt like one of the big kids when I finally stopped my crying and summited the very top. I swear you could see the Golden Gate Bridge from there. Sir Edmund Hillary has nothing on me. . This park includes two swimming pools, plenty of picnics and countless trees that provide protection and shade from the hot summer sun. I took swimming lessons here as a kid and is where I conquered my fear of the water. I cannot even begin to count the fond memories of this place. From the family summer outings, to the yearly school picnics this place will always hold a special place in my heart.

This is an awesome golf course hidden gem. The grass was surprisingly well kept the staff in locals…read moreare friendly and greens are pure. I'd highly recommend playing this golf course if you're in the Ukiah area.

They have delicious frozen ice cups. Sort of like a slurpee/snow cone - only better…read more The golf was good too. My only criticism is the layout was not intuitive. It was hard for us to figure out where to go next on multiple holes and we actually hit in the wrong direction at least once. It was extremely hot with no shade. I felt it was a little bit overpriced but it was a fun afternoon. I'd return.