Had such a wonderful time visiting Asha again. This time I brought my best friend. I love bringing…read morepeople here for a new experience. It's such a relaxing and inviting place. This time was also my first time enjoying the salt lounge. It took a minute for my brain to quiet and full enjoy it but it was much needed after a crazy busy and exhausting week. I have been trying to give my body and mind the TLC they so desperately crave while being on a big project at work that makes my brain crave peace and quiet as soon as I log off so this was perfect! As always the staff were wonderful and attentive and I felt so relaxed and refreshed after. I can't recommend visiting Asha enough. Also, the price for 2 hrs is amazing! Thank you for another wonderful time and looking forward to visiting again! Pro-tips: -Bring two towels (the extra one for sitting in the sauna/steam rooms is ). -An extra bag/trash bag is essential for your wet items. -Make sure to hydrate before and during, but also..have a water bottle waiting in your car when you're done. -Bring lotion!

10/10, will always recommend. This is an excellent self-care / treat yourself activity. It's $39…read morefor 2 hours in the bathhouse; alternating between the warm pool, steam room or sauna, and ice bath/bucket. Water stations are available in both the front house and back annex. I would suggest bringing 2 towels (one to use, one to dry off with after), slides that won't slip, a water thermos, a full set of clothes to change into, and a snack for later. They have towels and shoes available for rental and lockers to store your things. I love this place.

Love it I take my grandchildren there every summer it's so clean and so fun. You get to meet new…read morepeople socialize and it's just a lot of fun.

I love lap swimming here, I rarely need to share a lane & the water temperature is perfectread more

My first visit was as a guest ($7 for a day pass, sign waiver) to try one of the Zumba group…read moreexercise classes on a Wednesday evening with instructor Donna. The member who I was a guest of is a West Sacramento resident. Since I work in West Sacramento, what's super neat is that they have a Corporate Rate that matches the Resident Rate for passes (Individual Only), which comes out to $7 for adults, $5.50 for seniors/students daily, or $39.50 monthly for adults, $26 monthly for seniors/students rate. Regular admission (non-resident) is $14 daily or $73 monthly for individuals. They also have Couple and Family rates. For evening hours after work, in the Group Exercise room, generally, there is a Cardio Lift, Yoga, or Zumba class offered each hour or so between 4 PM and 7 PM. There is also Kinesis, Aqua Fit, and Spin in other areas of the Center. They also have a basketball court (youth, teen, and adult sports), typical gym machines space, small group personal training, a pool, and a rock climbing wall. Parking was full because it's summertime and the hot weather brings everyone to the pool. Overflow parking goes into the high school lot, with some shade trees. Might get a pass as a complement to my Orangetheory membership.

Amazing local, affordable gym and attractions for the whole family. One of the perks of west sacread more

Adj: Good and Getting to Great, gratefully…read more Gym's been improving, nooks and crannies could still use more deep cleaning once a year at least, but the ledges are not so dusty anymore. I know those window sills, etc. are very hard to keep up as dust just descend and cake on pretty quickly, but I appreciate the efforts to keep those ledges at least partially clean. Staff remain cheerful and welcoming, and many of them are doing a lot more cleaning, dusting, emptying trash cans, refilling paper towels, sprays, and wipes, and some of them vacuum. It's all getting better and it seems more and more people are coming to this location, so the cleaning will need to be kept up. The swimming pool certainly is a big draw, people want to do their lap swimming and with no pool at the Pocket location, the Greenhaven branch becomes the default for this area, so I'm noticing more new members. Women's locker room look better now, no more overfilling feminine products disposal bins. Sometimes the floor is still wet, so maybe more mopping up every couple of hours or for a staff to check or even just leave a mop for members to mop up the wet floor is a good idea so people don't slip and fall, especially since this location has a lot more senior gym members who have been coming to this location back from when it was Greenhaven Racquet Club. Anyhow, sometimes the women's locker room is TOO cold, the AC is turned WAY high, and other times it's like completely off and stuffy, so maybe moderate that. Finally, lately the women's sauna was down, and it was fixed within a few days so that was good. Hope this gym branch will continue to improve as it is a pretty nice community here, the staff are friendlier here.

Cleaning and general maintenance of the facility has improved. Basketball courts / exercise room in…read morethe back could still use a new door (currently without one), and I'm not sure if all the new lights have been installed in there, but it does seem brighter. Antonio the new manager has beefed up the upkeep of the gym overall. Sometimes the men's locker room could use some more periodic mopping of the floors for safety as well as cleanliness, but this location is still the cleanest one south of downtown and closest clean one to us. Staff are friendly and helpful, especially Ajay and Connor. They are taking on much more janitorial duties than we've seen staff at other locations doing so. Notably, Ajay and Jasmine we've seen clean quite a lot, as well as the older gentleman who's a new staff (have not gotten his name yet), my wife saw him vacuum late one evening this week, and Antonio himself sets an example. We appreciate his leadership to set the bar higher. The gym is older, but MOST of the staff are doing their best at keeping the gym in good shape, some staff do less though, I won't name names. Members do pay attention... But all in all, staff are all available and helpful.

I came here for a Friday evening men's tennis league doubles match. I've been here before. The…read moreclub is on the smaller side compared to Spare Time clubs. The tennis courts are well maintained. They have filtered water access but no ice machine. The men's locker room was clean with nice showers.

As of Spring 2025, this club offers an "ownership" buy-in for $8,000-$10,000, which gives these…read morebuy-in owners preferential treatment to any waiting lists for swimming or tennis. The goal is to act as if this is an exclusive country club. No thank you.

I used to take adult swimming classes when Southside Pool was run by the YMCA during the Summer…read more2013. For what it's worth, when the local YMCA used to run it, they ran it adequately well. The restrooms were barebones as the powdered soaps were filled and the paper towels were well-stocked. Adult swimming classes ran for two weeks and was $45.00. The city's Parks & Recreation Department now runs the pool and no longer offers adult classes. It's offered at McKinley Park. Southside Pool does $2.00 admission to the public on weekdays and customers can swim for as long as they want.

grandson been swimming from June 24 till now. 3. 75 yrs old & what an improvement , now can swim a…read moreshort distance without floats. but learning to dive down to get toys. And back floats & learning how to catch his breath while swimming. Now We want to join as members. so we can make use the pool more often.

This is a great place to relax with my family and see friends in the neighborhood. I really enjoy…read morethe days here when I can BBQ on the grill, have a beer , and relax. Then at the start of every hour there is adult only swim. Nice quiet time (in the pool) to swim laps without the splashing kids. At times it can get abit crowded and I have been hit more than once with a flying ball in the pool, but such are the aspects of a semi public pool. It is still better then spending thousands of dollars to lose my backyard and only use it maybe two months out of the year. The only true disappointment I ever have is when it is not hot enough to go swimming. I will continue to be a member for many years to come.

Wow, this has got to be one of the most underrated parks in all of Sacramento. They have so many…read morethings to do, for the young and old. There's an amazing playground, with areas for big kids and small kids, all themed after the amusement park that used to be here. There's also basketball, including a court for kids with a low net. There's a skate park, tennis, frisbee golf, and baseball too. And, they have a large lap pool, wading pool, and splash pad for the warmer months. All in all, this is an amazing park, especially for kids, but really for anyone!

We really enjoy visiting Oak Park and walking around McClatchy Park and then visiting some of our…read morefavorite businesses. Sometimes the park is taken over with events- big and small. If an area is reserved you'll see signs up for the timing. When there are bigger events the parking nearby tends to fill up, but when there aren't events you can usually find plenty of free parking nearby. The park has a basketball court, baseball field, tennis courts, picnic tables, disc golf, a skate park, a nice playground and even a pool. There are paved paths and there are multiple areas that are great for entertaining groups, including a stage area. They pack a lot into a relatively small area and while there's a lot to do it won't take you long to walk around. While we were walking around a family was having a party and plenty of people were utilizing the different areas for sports. There were also some people walking their dogs, like us, but some people had their dogs off leash in some of the bigger areas. There wasn't a dog park area. it was beautiful while we were there and everything was clean and well kept.

The Cabrillo Pool facility is a public swimming area operated by the City of Sacramento,…read moreCalifornia. The pool offers recreational swimming, lessons, and can be even rented out in and of itself for events. The facility also offers picnic areas and other recreation. Parking can be somewhat limited.