Lemoore Recreation Center

0.3 mi

I have come to the lemoore beer fest for 3 years in a row now and every time this complex is set up…read moreperfectly. They are very organized the bathrooms are super clean the grass is always in great condition the playground on the hill is super cute and looks fun for children and even though I haven't come here for sports it is a great venue. So open and parking isn't an issue, the gates make it safe and all around such a great park!

A great stage area, plenty of space

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Seating for people to listen to music

Selma Pioneer Village

(2 reviews)

21.1 mi

Been going here for couple of years and never have had any issues, nice to have honest peopleread more

I've been to several events here at the Selma Pioneer Village. I love the space and the…read morelandscaping. This is the perfect place for concerts, weddings, and any other events. This venue is located right next to the 99 freeway. Therefore, it is in at a great location. I would recommend this place for all your events.

Pumpkin beer is delicious

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Reedley Aquatic Center

28.0 mi

The City of Reedley offers a lap swim program and water aerobics classes. In the summer they also…read moreoffer swimming lessons. The facilities are beautiful - hoping the hours extend as lap swim gains in popularity. Go to the website for City or Reedley Parks and Rec Dept of like Swim Reedley on FaceBook.

Join the "Swim to Catalina"!! Sign up at the pool and track your progress

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Cal Poly Recreation Center

4.5

(22 reviews)

84.8 mi

Best recreation center in SLO. It opened up 2012 with student feedback, and it has everything you…read moreneed for a good price. The rec center is included with student fees, and it's about $40-$50 for alumni/staff/faculty, which is a great price for what it offers and what other gyms don't offer/their prices. This rec center has 3 workout spaces with free weights and machines, an outdoor lap pool and leisure pool (includes whirlpool, basketball hoops in pool), 3 studios for classes that are included (hip hop cardio, Pilates, 6-pack abs, body pump, breakaway (form of spin), etc.), an indoor basketball court, volleyball courts, sand volleyball courts outside and BBQ pits. I love that I rarely ever wait for a machine or free weights, and I can save my spot for a class a day before.

This is the nicest gym in SLO. If you are a student or alumni you have the opportunity to get a…read moremembership. I am so in love with this gym that after I graduated Cal Poly I keep paying for the membership. It is pretty comparable to other gyms in the area and totally worth it. The staff keep the areas clean and are always wiping down the machines. There are 3 main areas to work out in (treadmills, elliptical, bikes, weights, etc.). You can take all of the classes with your membership like yoga, spin, and more. The gym offers other amenities like a basketball court, racquetball courts, pools outside, and nice locker rooms with showers. Since there are so many things to do, there are usually a lot of people! The best time to go is really early in the morning (students are usually still sleeping). The only downside to the Rec Center is parking...if you do not have a student parking pass, it is extremely difficult to find parking. You either have to pay for a daily pass or roam the streets for free 2-hour parking. I wish the membership included a parking pass! Overall I love this gym and will continue to purchase a membership!

Pool area with Madonna in the background.

In the cardio area

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The Field

26.9 mi

There are three fields presently with another on the drawing board. Two are speedball fields which…read moreare well kept and tended to as needed throughout the day by the courteous, ever present staff of knowledgeable paintballers. The #1 field is filled with obstacles, barrels, and some small earthen berms to maneuver behind. The field is composed of dry grass and is perfect for intermediate players and those new to the sport. The main theme of "the field" is safety; as it should be. If you happen to forget your barrel bag or for some crazy reason take off your mask while on the field, you will be reminded in a friendly way that will keep you from making a potentially dangerous mistake a second time. Safety first is the overriding theme as it should be. If you don't want to play safe then go somewhere where the staff could care less. It's a fantastic place to play paintball and I highly recommend it to all players

Inspiration Park

4.3

(35 reviews)

34.8 mi

Loved how well this park works for all ages. There is also so much space and are so many options…read morefor many kids. There is a kids playground area, a bench area, bathrooms, swings and musical area, basketball court, and baseball field. Lots of space, everything seems in good condition. I think my only complaint is about the bathrooms. They were mostly cleaned, but the soap dispensers all seemed broken and there were spitwads all over the ceiling. It's a bit of a trek for us but we will be back!!

So big and nicely kept Lots of families present, clean and…read morecalm place to take a toddler

Lots of space

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Dog park

Hanford Soccer Complex

4.0

8.5 mi

I will admit, I was surprised to dee such a large and well taken care of sports center in little…read moreold hanford. The grass is always well taken care of. The only complaints rhat I have are the bathrooms (smelly) and the snack bar (pricy)

Greenacres Community Center

3.4

(8 reviews)

74.6 mi

Went to this park for the first time yesterday and will be going back again! I love how it has a…read morehuge playground for kids to play in, fields for sports like baseball or cricket, and a fenced pickleball area with 8 invidividual courts! I love pickleball and so seeing the courts fenced in makes it so much easier to fetch a ball. Great park!

We have every Thursday night bingo here. The lady who is in charge is very rude and unprofessional…read more She makes us feel unwelcome. We tried to change location since this is senior activity we can't. We need better chair due back problems. She got rid of the nice chairs. It is constantly hot inside even when we asked to lower the ac with about 30 to 40 people it gets hot. We even drew diagram how we want the tables and chairs. It is still not set up the way we need to. She constantly have an attitude with bingo players there. They need to switch out the chairs to more comfortable chairs. Playing for 3 hours sitting on uncomfortable chairs no wonder why everyone's back is hurting. AC should be set at least 71 degrees or 69 degrees once it has cool down can come in and go alittle higher. Like, I said it is hot especially when you need to rearrange the tables and chairs.

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Lake Sabrina

4.6

(11 reviews)

90.6 mi

This review is for Lake Sabrina To Blue Lake Trail which was a ~5.9 miles round trip that took ~4…read morehours to complete. This was a stunning hike from beginning to end. Trail was adjacent to Lake Sabrina for about half of the hike with various views of the lake from low to high elevations. There was excessive water at the first crossing; hiking sticks were extremely helpful for balance and getting across safely without getting shoes wet. Second water crossing was much easier with the rocks and logs. ~5% of the trail at higher elevation was still covered in snow. Trail was mostly a narrow and rocky incline towards Blue Lake. Furthermore, about half of the hikers brought their dogs. Beware of altitude sickness! Staying at the city of Bishop with an elevation of 4150ft and then driving the next morning to Lake Sabrina with an elevation of 9128ft resulted in altitude sickness for us throughout the hike. The worse symptom was shortness of breath with some minor headache and nausea. Very limited parking at the trailhead. There are more parking available further in at the boat landing area. Restroom also available at the upper parking lot of the boat landing. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/eMJO8pq-b6Y

Very beautiful lake!! I would definitely come here again! Good amount of fish and the waters are…read morevery relaxing. It's a small to medium sized lake but it's not too busy even on a weekend. Great time to hang out with your family or friends together on a boat or the lake side.

Lake Sabrina beefy trout!

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Leaf season

YMCA Camp Sequoia Lake

(4 reviews)

53.3 mi

Phenomenal. Great staff. We caught frogs, did a ropes course, swam, boated, and sometimes hid in…read moreour cabin to play video games. It was a perfect week. The staff are young, energetic, and amazing. Our (hyper active twice-exceptional) kids were *well* taken care of all week, so mommy and daddy could visit with other adults(!), and go on quiet hikes, and exciting adventure activities! However, a member of my family was offered (multiple) jobs at the camp, and learned that the staff are paid $325 per week, for working 6 days at 12-16 hours per day. Since the staff are given camp food and housed in shared cabins, there is some sort of math that makes this non-criminal. This is exploitation, and not the sort of thing I would expect out of an allegedly philanthropic organization. I will still be returning.

My daughter enjoyed her time at Camp Sequoia Lake. The location is beautiful and peaceful. Camp…read moresits right next to the lake.

Night time photo of the lake

Popsicle Boat capsized, but won the race!

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Lee's United Gymnastics Academy

4.6

(12 reviews)

8.0 mi

I have been a member for years and for good reason. Staff becomes like family. They have been great…read morewith my daughter since she was a toddler she's 6 now.

The staff are all super friendly, and my kids love it here. I wish they would ease up a little on…read moretheir Covid restrictions like all other sports (indoor sports included), and I wish it was easier to drop a class online. I like doing everything online and we often have to change up our schedule when a new sports season starts. With them you can add classes online, but not drop. If they are so worried about Covid that there are still masks worn, temps taken, and limited parents inside for viewing wouldn't one think they would want to reduce foot traffic and make all services online.