Parking can be a challenge so be mindful that you are parking where families live. Good baseball…read morefield with no outfield fence. Cool obstacle course.....couldn't bring myself to try it (just another obstacle I have to get over). Dog friendly on leash and tennis court available as first come first serve.

We went to MacKenzie Park last month with our kids, our friends, their kid, and a whole assortment…read moreof their extended family, including a few more children. It was a cold afternoon in the last days of 2022, and the park was pleasant despite the chill, a great place to hang out with a gaggle of littles. The park was clean and attractive with an ample parking lot and sizable playground. Our toddler loved the swings and the jungle gym, and the older kids liked going up the climbing tower and looking down at the rest of us from on high. It was reasonably busy on a Wednesday afternoon, though not at all crowded. I did have to intervene on behalf of another set of parents when their toddler ran right into the path of my son's swing. They did not seem to notice. We spent a good hour here and other than that moment of child endangerment, it was a lovely time. I'd recommend MacKenzie Park if you need a place to play or entertain kids in the neighborhood.

The people here are so nice ! Everyone is always made feel welcomed. Overall a really great park…read morefor dogs all of them have amazing owners

Hey, what can you say, its the best baseball venue we've got here in SB. You'll never get confused…read morethat you're at Petco park, or even Dodger stadium but then again you won't pay those prices either. And, you can get a lot closer to the action with some great, field level seating just yards away from the base lines. Upstairs is your best bet though, it gets chilly down in the shade but up in the sun you've got a glorious view of the field and the mountains beyond. On top of all that you get great baseball! The Gauchos always put on an excellent show for next to no $$. No beer but a basic snack bar will keep you in hot dogs, peanuts and crackerjacks for the day. Check it out if you've never been :-) Its a great way to spend a Friday, Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Plus, rumor has it that lights will be arriving next season so you'll have evening games to choose from as well :-o

Have visited multiple times with varying levels of other players. The course is well maintained and…read moreI love that it's dog friendly. Great local course in the area.

Perhaps the greatest concentration of Bros and frisbees you'll find anywhere in the United States…read more This was a really nice setup, and despite the concentration of Bros, our group with both males and females/adults and kids, felt welcome. A lot of fun, even for beginners. There is a website with etiquette tips and a map of the course that you should check out before heading out. Some of tees aren't that well marked for first timers, but we found that others playing the course were very happy to help us out. Bro-tastic!

Great park! I attended a festival here. Love the sunset here. Not a huge park but big enough :)…read more There are a few festivals held here . We took an uber to and back from our hotel in Santa Barbara.

Pretty good for a community supported nonprofit public park. The athletic fields are good with only…read moresmall patches of dirt and very few gopher holes in the areas of play. Decent restrooms, certainly better than many public parks' restrooms.

As a nanny, Camino Real Park is one of my absolute favorite parks in Ventura. I've taken multiple…read morekids here over the years, and it's such a great setup for families. What really sets this park apart is that it has three different playground areas, so kids of different ages always have something to do and don't get bored easily. The park is spacious, well maintained, and feels safe, which is huge when you're responsible for little ones. There's also a dog park and tennis courts, so it works for everyone--families, dog owners, and people just looking to be active. I love that it's easy to spend a long afternoon here without feeling cramped. Plenty of space to run around, sit, relax, and let kids burn off energy. It's one of those parks that's clearly designed with the community in mind. If you're a parent, nanny, or caregiver in Ventura, Camino Real Park is definitely a go-to spot.

Super huge park, with two play areas and baseball and softball fields…read more however, This park is slowly going downhill. The road to get in and out needs to be repaved, very bumpy ride in and out. The parking lot is beginning to fill up with homeless people.

We love Orcutt Babe Ruth. The fields are in great shape…read more The snack bar is really good. The bleachers have some wind guards. It's great to be on the field. The players playing baseball. The whole vibe is legit. Props and thanks to the board and all the volunteers who make this happen!

Love this place well maintain extremely well put together thank you for having this placeread more

I attended a fundraiser and workshop at this venue in Camarillo. This location was a great middle…read moreway from folks in the Hawaiian and Polynesian communities up north, from Santa Barbara as far south, from San Diego. Plenty of parking and a nice stage and seating inside as well as a canteen area for eating or more socializing. The canteen area has a room length bar with a mirror behind it that was so retro looking and perfect for concessions. Perfect venue for the needs of the activities. The bathrooms were very dated and just looked a bit run down but were functioning so couldn't complain too much but it could use a facelift. Would highly recommend this venue in Camarillo.

Heads up . Women's bathroom only had one handicap stall with a ripped-out lock. Sadly, when I…read morewalked in the stall, thinking it was free, a woman was sitting on the toilet. We were both embarrassed. So unfortunate for both of us. So if have a friend/spouse, ask her/him to stand outside the restroom and let others know before they enter. Hopefully the city will replace the lock soon.

Bad patrk, nothing to do, everything is closed, very disappointed. Came with my friends happy and…read morewe all left sad :(

This place is easily one of the best university gyms I've been to! It's got everything you need -…read moregreat equipment, plenty of space, and a really motivating atmosphere. Plus, the recent renovations have made it 10x better. Props to whoever designed the setup - they really thought it through! There are actually two gym buildings, so you've got options depending on what you're looking to do. There's also a pool if you're into swimming, and if you need a run, there's a track nearby. They covered all the bases when putting this place together. One thing I really appreciate is that they let the students run the music - and they crank it. It definitely adds to the vibe, and it's nice to hear that the younger generation appreciates some good old '90s and 2000s music. I just hope no one complains one day and gets it shut down because that would totally kill the atmosphere. Most of the gym-goers here are polite and respectful, which makes working out a lot more enjoyable. It's also kind of fun to see all the gym rats checking themselves out in the mirror - definitely adds some character to the place! Like any gym, it definitely has its peak times when it gets pretty packed. But if you go during the quieter hours, it's an absolute oasis for gym rats. The students using this gym are seriously going to miss it when they move on to chain gyms - they don't know how good they have it! Whether you're lifting, doing cardio, swimming, or just trying to stay active, this gym has you covered. Just plan your visit right, and you'll love it!

I spent many nights with my roomie at the Rec Cen. At UCSB we abbreviate like every program,…read morebuilding, person, lol. My roommate would always workout in the hall adjacent to the massive windows. I'd chill more because I had Ballet daily. The pool is fun bc there are fitness classes in the water, joined in on a handful with my former boss. Guys, the gym membership is a mandatory portion of your tuition, so it's totes worth it to participate. Park off-campus, ride yr bike in orrrrr rollerblade. Makes life simple.