I drove to the Santa Clarita Sports Complex almost every weekday and many weekends for 4 years when…read moremy son joined the West Ranch Swim team. While he practiced or competed, I would walk the area to pass time. I had not been back for a good while. Today was a perfectly cool and partial cloudy day. The husband and I decided to pack up our lunch to have it outdoors. We read about some of the improvements that have been made at the SC Sports Complex, so we thought it would be nice to have our lunch there and explore. It wasn't busy at all when we arrived, which was such a stark change from when I used to drive here with my son. Parking was very easy. The park is clean and very well maintained. The familiar spots are unchanged --- Dog Park, Aquatic Center and Gymnasium. The new/updated sections were thoughtfully constructed and designed -- Bike Park, Basketball Courts and shaded picnic areas. We noticed a volleyball court by the dog park which we don't remember seeing before, but it also didn't look new. We were super excited to see that The Rink is being built. We'll definitely be back to see that when it's done. There aren't any clear walking paths -- we just kept wandering around to explore, sometimes having to backtrack to get to another area. It was an enjoyable time nonetheless, especially when it came time to have our lunch while admiring the lovely views of SCV.

They are always so helpful and staff is always so kind and responsive. What a great place to come…read moreand grow those skills! Highly recommend.

Fun friendly space, helpful and clean space to get some practice swings in, relatively pricedread more

The Farm Baseball in Santa Clarita provides some of the best youth baseball training in the area…read more Their coaches focus on proper mechanics, confidence building, and positive instruction, making it an ideal place for developing players. The facility is clean, organized, and designed for real skill improvement--from hitting and pitching to fielding and overall athletic development. Our experience has been outstanding, and we've seen noticeable progress in James after just a short time. If you're looking for high-quality baseball lessons in Santa Clarita, The Farm Baseball is an excellent choice for young athletes who want to get better and enjoy the game. Highly recommend!

We live and use the OOII Association Club house regularly, since 2016. We've attended many great…read moreevents hosted by the HOA Board and also have rented out the club house for private events. Great place to host a party. Club house is available for rent only to homeowners. Kris the club house manager is very organized and prompt when replying. Call the club house for your next private event!! Max Capacity is around d 85ish people.

I've lived in the Old Orchard association 1 & 2 for a combined 8+ years. Everyone in the community…read moreis like family to one another. Always waving, saying hello's, and lending a helping hand to each other when needed. Old Orchard keeps their properties clean, tidy, and well maintained. The Association club is ideal to rent out for parties, get together, or community meetings and such. The location will always have a place in my heart.

Nice and quiet park. Fully enclosed kids playground geared towards the younger kids ages 3-10 years…read moreold. Clean well-kept grounds. Picnic areas/table and restrooms.

Amazing! The coaches came off extremely approachable and my daughter loves them already! Cant wait…read moretill practice starts!!

I am writing to express my deep disappointment with our experience this past season at Lava…read moreVolleyball Club. While I had hoped this would be a season of growth and confidence-building for my daughter, it instead became a frustrating and disheartening experience -- not only for her, but for us as a family. From the very beginning, it was apparent that the head coach fostered an environment where mistakes were not used as learning opportunities but as reasons for ridicule. It became clear that when players made errors, they were often met with sarcasm or mockery. As a parent, I wanted to speak up earlier, but out of respect for my daughter's wishes and her fear of retaliation -- which, given the environment, I believe was a valid concern -- I refrained. Communication from the coaching staff was minimal and ineffective. In fact, parents were explicitly asked to direct any questions through the players themselves, which put undue pressure on the kids and left parents out of the loop. There was also never any mention or effort made toward team bonding, which is so important for a positive and cohesive experience -- especially at this developmental level. When the head coach was absent, the assistant coach maintained a more positive dynamic. However, even then, the tone among the team seemed immature and cliquish, which I understand may stem from the young age and inexperience of the head coach. The final straw for me, and what compelled me to write this letter, was our trip to Las Vegas. While my daughter played the first day, she was benched the second day after missing one serve -- a single mistake that immediately led to her removal from the game. To make matters worse, the head coach was overheard telling the assistant coach that she wouldn't be playing my daughter anymore -- loud enough for her to hear. She didn't play the rest of that game or the one after. When my daughter respectfully asked why, she was told it was because she missed her serve. All players missed serves throughout the tournament, yet none were sidelined as she was. She was later told she might play again -- but not in her usual position. In the third game, she was put in a position she had never played, clearly unprepared and set up to fail. Despite her effort, it felt punitive, not developmental. If statistics were kept, I am confident they would show that my daughter was not the weakest player on the team. Additionally, she was reprimanded for being on her phone before warm-ups, yet others who did the same were not held to the same standard. It was inconsistent and unfair. What hurts the most is that instead of building her up, this coach tore down her confidence. She took what should have been a highlight of the season and turned it into an embarrassment for my daughter. This is the opposite of what a youth sports coach should represent. I sincerely hope that my voice is heard, not just for my daughter, but for future players. If I am the first to bring this to your attention, I doubt I will be the last. I urge you to reevaluate the coaching approach and the emotional support being offered to these young athletes. They deserve to grow in confidence and skill -- not be made to feel small for trying.

Played pickleball there this evening. Lovely group of welcoming people. Nice courts. Good…read morelightning. Fun times!

This is one of my favorite parks in Santa Clarita!…read more Nestled within a residential community, this park is huge! It's got a large grassy hilly area for running and picnics, a sandbox with some playground equipment for big and little ones, bathrooms, a few tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and basketball courts with standard and shorter hoops. This is a great place for birthday parties and events or just a fun afternoon with the little ones. It never seems to be real crowded either!

My children have taken 2 and 3 sessions of swim classes where respectively. We are really pleased…read morewith our classes so far. My son already had comfort in the pool and could swim without knowing specific strokes so he is growing in that way. My daughter who didn't want to put her face in, now in flipping and swimming underwater with comfort and after just 3 weeks. The best part is the classes have been free or just $10 because of LA County's everybody swims program. One thing to note is that the instructors change in the classes. Sometimes you'll have an instructor for a few days in a row. But often they're switched from day to day. I could see that being an issue for some as it could be hard to track progress. But it hasn't been a problem for us. I also like that it gets my kids used to learning from different people. I also feel that my kids are safe because there is always an extra life guard outside of the pool watching them during classes. The facility feels clean considering how many people go through it. We took afternoon classes and it didn't feel busy. My friend took an evening class and she said it was very busy. I hear that the open swim times can get very busy too. Parking is plentiful though some of the spots are small.

Went here for a swim meet. This is a huge public pool complex with 20 25yd lanes in the main pool…read moreand a smaller warm up pool. The kid splash area is pretty small and wasn't in use when we were there because the whole facility was being occupied by the swim meet. Not much shade around the aquatic center but it was fine as we were there in winter- probably scorching though in summer. The bathrooms are pretty clean and relatively new. Plenty of parking in the surrounding sports complex which includes a nice skate park and multiple play structures with plenty of shade and grassy areas for play.

This "camp" is hardly a camp, but a noisy waiting room which charges almost $300 a week with not a…read morewhole lot to offer. I signed my 5 year old daughter up for 4 weeks, and ended up withdrawing her after 2 weeks because she and I were so unhappy. Then I was told I had to pay the remaining 2 weeks tuition fee because I did not give them 20 notice of cancelation. I chose to withdraw anyways as this place is not a good environment. Every time I picked up my daughter, the place was so noisy with children yelling and running all over the place and it felt like a very chaotic atmosphere. And even though they claim to do activities, I feel that these activities hardly constitute for anything substantial. This place felt more like jury duty for kids. And I was very disappointed when I learned that Friday is "electronics" day and they just let kids play on their tablets all day. If my kid is going to be on her tablet all day, I may as well leave her in her room because at least that is free. If you need a summer camp, I suggest you look elsewhere, as they don't refund your money no matter what if you don't cancel within their ludicris 20 day cancelation window. EVEN in the case that your child is sick. This place gets 4 thumbs down from me and my daughter.

What an excellent Day Care!…read more We Love Sunshine Day Camp. It has been a staple of Day Care in Santa Clarita for years. The staff is very professional and the kids love it. If you need a good after school program send your kids to Sunshine!