I'm really glad that our community has a spot like this. We have come here for many activities and…read moreevents. When we first moved to Beaumont and the kids were small we came here for the monster mash at Halloween. It was a fun, free event that the kids got to play games and earn candy and surprises. We have come for events like building your own stuffed animal, and our little loved it! We also come here for the volleyball league, and way back when we came for toddler soccer. With the exception of an employee who no longer runs the volleyball program, everyone who we have encountered has been very helpful and friendly. There are always fun events going on as well as blood drives. They have all kinds of flyers on the desk for all kinds of events going on, definitely something for everyone!

PRETTY COMMUNITY CENTER! Albert Chatigny is a volleyball hub for Beaumont locals. I saw youth teams…read morehaving a blast utilizing the modern courts and clean facilities. I came with my Mom as she came to register for the Beaumont run. The young lady at the counter was amazing, super friendly and professional. Unfortunately, her male coworker had some serious stank face. The dude acted like he owned Beaumont and looked us up and down. I hate when people have low self esteem and take it out on others. Albert Chatigny is free to visit and has plenty of parking. However, I saw many cars waiting in the wings as community events are very popular. It's nice to see community members value their local hubs.

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!

Valley Wide does such a great job at being involved with the community. The location on Esplanade…read moreis large! They are always holding health fairs, fundraisers, etc to help out! The facility is clean and spacious. The playground is well-equipped and there is plenty of grass for a picnic or for parents to relax and watch their children play. The back side has a nice baseball field and soccer field. There are also many tennis courts! I believe they offer boys and girls sports as well as many other functions! This is such a great tool for our community!

We went to see the fireworks as we do every year with the kids and family, This year I noticed the…read moreshow was a little shorter this time, But none the less it was worth going to see. The kids loved it.

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.

REVIEW FOR LAP SWIMMING I've come here twice to swim laps…read more The staff here is friendly and the pool is clean. It's best to make a reservation online for a specific time that you want to swim so you don't have to share a lane ($5 for non-residents, $1 for residents). You can make these reservations online up to 30 minutes before your desired start time; lanes are available up to two weeks in advance. There are limited drop-in spaces. Swimmers must be at least 12 years of age and able to swim continuous laps. Restrooms are available for you to change, as well as an outdoor shower to rinse off the chlorine. Just keep swimming!

Love the CRC, very competent people and helpful. Great customer service and lots of awesome…read moreprograms they have to offer and at reasonable prices!

QUIET, DRY PARK. It's not a grassy park but it's perfect to eat in your car here and take a nice…read morelunch break or rest from the day! It's a San Jacinto staple and people love to hang out or loiter haha.

We were here for a couple baseball games. It was so hot! 100°+! Thankfully there was a community…read morecenter that was air conditioned with restrooms. Plenty of parking available. A small playground is nearby the fields.

I do not recommend this facility based on my recent experience. I registered my child for…read morebasketball in May and have yet to receive any official communication regarding start dates or program details. Despite multiple follow-up attempts, I was repeatedly told I would receive a phone call, which never came. When I called again today, June16, 2025 at 6:25 pm I spoke with someone who identified himself as Craig. He informed me that tryouts had occurred at 5pm today and suggested I go to the middle school immediately. When I asked for clarification on the location, he mumbled the school's name, making it difficult to understand. I requested an email with the details for confirmation, but he refused. I then asked to speak with someone else due to the communication issues, and he again refused. I asked if I could receive a refund due to the lack of communication and was only met with a laugh on the other end. This lack of organization, poor communication, and unprofessional response has been very disappointing. I hope future improvements are made for the sake of other families relying on your programs.

The Copper Mountain Mesa Community Center is about 15 minutes north of downtown Joshua Tree, way…read moreout in the desert near the Marine combat center. In the middle of this very rural area, sparsely populated and laced with dirt roads, sits this amazing oasis of desert energy and local community culture. Programs include First Saturday Breakfast cooked and served by an all-volunteer staff ($5). Delicious and you sit at community tables with super-friendly desert dwellers. First Tuesday Bingo is a hoot and there's a CAKE break for $1. In addition there's a USDA Food Distribution for low-income residents, a PTSD group, monthly board meeting and an incredible THRIFT STORE open during events. Rock bottom prices and new stuff all the time. Summers bring movies in the outfield screened against a cargo container. Come get a taste of the desert at a community center kept open purely with member funding. You'd be hard pressed to find another place as wonderful as the Copper Mountain Mesa Community Center.

I moved up here a few months ago with my long time bf and I dont really know anyone besides a…read morecouple of nice folk who have pulled us out of the sand and what not. Lol! I was told that they had stuff going on at the community center and thought we should check it out. So we went to the community breakfast that they have every first Saturday of the month. Im supper happy and pleased! Alot of nice people to talk to and a great way to get to know your nabors! Ill be going more often! Please excuse any misspellings thanks! :)

Really nice location that is very accommodating. The venue is clean, updated, and has friendly…read morestaff. Overall the location is well maintained and has plenty of parking.

Casted my ballot here, in and out within 5 minutes. Clean and organized, great job to those who…read moremanaged this important event.