Awesome public pool for the whole family to enjoy. I've been here twice now with my two kids…read more They've had a blast both times and we definitely plan on coming back. They have three separate pools - 25 meter lapping/diving pool, a recreation pool with some lapping lanes, a water slide for those at least 7+ and 48", and a kids play area pool with couple of slides, several water fountain structures in below knee level water. Locker rooms are relatively clean but can use some updating. There's bleachers with some shade for spectators and/or spot for your belongings (don't bring valuables). If you're interested in checking this pool out I would suggest reading their policies and regulations on their website so that you know what to expect and what to bring and what not to bring. It was reassuring to witness the staff run a drowning victim drill. They all appeared to take it very seriously, and were not goofing around in any way shape or form. Practice and preparation is key to staying disciplined and focused if a crisis presents itself. PS - location may be bit confusing - they're in the miramar college campus off black mountain rd. There's ample parking, oh and they do have limited hours - verify before going.

Great place next to Miramar collage. Great for a great swim…read moreand staff seem to keep audiences in the benches for their safety when kids are in their swim classes.

Community swim and splash pad…read more Convenient location Plenty of parking Lots of parks near by walking distance Prices are fair depending who you ask. For us for only an hour of play and no family open swim...48 dollars for us is a bit steep. 8 dollars for adults 6 for the kids. The upside to this is you get a wrist band and you can come and go if you want. For us this did not work out. Big splash pad area, plenty of chairs and tables to eat a snack, fuax grass to put a blanket down and lay in the warm sun. Great for the younger toddlers and babies. Would not say it's great for the bigger kids, bc they tend to run... and they are pretty strict on the no running. Big pool area, bathrooms are clean. The splash pad area is clean, needs some love picking up leftover trash.... always leave your area cleaner than you found it. We picked up trash to do our part. Knocked off a half star, due to the lifeguard frantic screaming at my 4 year old.... who was having a hard time bc it was time to go.... didn't appreciate the screaming...a simple whistle blow would have gotten his attention and would have been a great distraction for redirecting. Knocked off half star for the extra trash on the side and clean up we had to do for us to feel OK to sit and eat and play. Water shoes a must! Bring a blanket to sit on Hats There is plenty of shade out of the water. Would recommend to others, if you plan on coming back through out the day which is nice to join the family open swim to get your worth. If you're on a tight budget, possibly seek other free splash areas. Enjoy!

Beautiful, clean pool and fun splash pad for the kiddos. I enjoy lap swimming here. It's one of the…read morenicest places around with the Olympic size pool.

Best kept community club in San Diego. Except for a golf…read morecourse, SRSRC has everything for families of all ages to enjoy. It has two locations. The main club is on Aviary Drive and has all the amenities. Olympic size swimming pool, 4 tennis courts, 8 pickleball courts, basketball court, workout gym (yoga, Pilates, etc.), weight room, jacuzzi, spa, etc.. They even have a children's play area and summer camps for the young ones. The 2nd location (Trail Dr) is a little smaller but has most of the amenities and more (5 tennis courts, an Olympic size swimming pool, 2 racquetball courts, a sand volleyball court, a miniature golf course, and a children's play area and daycare). You can also pay for private lessons (workouts, tennis, pickleball, swimming, etc.). Scripps Ranch community has grown in size and population. Therefore, patience is needed to gain membership at SRSRC. the resident membership waiting period is about 2-3 years.

STAY AWAY!! I signed both of my kids up for the non-competitive swim team and it has been a…read morehorrendous experience from day 1. The instructor Kristen is impatient and short tempered. She should never teach swim to ANY child. There is absolutely no instructor half of the time and the people that do arrive seem to be busy on their cell phones. This is a safety hazard and this facility should NOT be conducting any type of swim lessons. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. YOUR KIDS MAY DROWN. NO TRAINED PERSONNEL.

Best kept community club in San Diego. Except for a golf course, SRSRC has everything for families…read moreof all ages to enjoy. It has two locations. The main one (on Aviary Dr) has all the amenities. Olympic size swimming pool, 4 tennis courts, 8 pickleball courts, basketball court, workout gym (yoga, plate, etc.), weight room, jacuzzi, spa, etc.. They even have a children's play area and summer camps for the young ones. The 2nd location (Trail Dr) is a little smaller but has most of the amenities and more (5 tennis courts, an Olympic size swimming pool, 2 racquetball courts, a sand volleyball court, a miniature golf course, and a children's play area and daycare). Scripps Ranch community has grown in size and population. Therefore, patience is needed to gain membership at SRSRC. the resident membership waiting period is about 2-3 years.

(This review is for the basic adult group swim lesson) I…read morejust took a basic adult group swim lesson at this facility. It was every Mon & Wed for 30 mins each time for 2 weeks. I was super excited when I found out there were only 3 women in the group. I wasn't excited anymore after 2nd session. During the first session I learned that one of women in the group already knew how to swim and she was there to learn how to lap swim. So basically she already knew how to do free style and could swim from one end to the other end of pool without any problem. She just wanted to polish and refine her techniques. She should have taken an intermediate swim lesson, not a basic lesson. Oh, and a private lesson, not a group lesson. I started feeling uneasy when I noticed the coach spent way more time with that woman than rest of us. The coach spent about 15 mins with her and maybe 5 mins with rest of us each time. It was obvious that woman acting like this was her own private lesson, kept on asking the coach tons of questions, interrupting that short 5 min session that the coach was having with another student by asking her to check her own techniques. I know there is always a person who would think she/he is entitled to do so. Then it should be the coach who needs to split the time equally for each student because this is a group lesson, not a private lesson, but the coach failed to do that. So if you are interested in taking a group lesson, look elsewhere.

Just purchased membership and super happy about it. I had an amazing experience with Ayden N. He…read morewas incredibly attentive and knowledgeable, answering all my questions. Very pleasant and helpful! Big thanks!

The 24 Hour Fitness Miramar location is an alright gym overall--clean and functional, though the…read moreweights and equipment are a bit limited. What truly deserves five stars is the customer service I received from Jenna. I spoke with her over the phone, and she went out of her way to help me adjust my membership so I wasn't paying for extra things I didn't need. She was patient, clear, and genuinely focused on helping me out. It's rare to get that level of care, especially over the phone, and she made the whole process easy. Big shoutout to Jenna--she's the reason this review is 5 stars.

I've tried to come here to play pickleball, but the open play hours are unrealistic.... the open…read moreplay for pickleball is 3 days a week and only from 9-11:30 am Monday Tuesday Friday. This is during work hours, so I called and asked if I can reserve to play pickball either in the evening or on a weekend day because there is no open play on the weekend and they said no. Most recreations center have open play on the weekend so that people who work can also join in. I would appreciate a revision of the open play schedule or the option to reserve a time to play so that people who work a 9-5 can be active as well. This seems like it's catered to people who are retired or don't work a 9-5.

Tired of dealing with the poor facilities maintenance and management---specifically the outside…read morebathrooms near the basketball courts are atrocious. The management says there is no daily set schedule for cleaning so good luck to us. Several of us parents have asked for assistance to get these bathrooms cleaner for ourselves and our kids, but the response time lags. The toilets are either clogged or too hard to push to flush. Pee and feces on the floor. Gross

We love Miss Katie at waterworks Poway. We have been with her about 16 months and at age 5 my…read moredaughter can swim all 4 strokes including flip turns. Miss Katie gives great swim instruction. She is patient, encouraging and knowledgeable. We asked our daughter if she wanted to take a break from lessons and she said she didn't!

"Here, every drop of effort turns into waves of achievement. My son's love for swimming began the…read moremoment he joined this amazing school."

I love coming to this park for community events. It is family friendly, well maintained, plenty of…read moreparking, bathrooms on premises. We enjoyed coming for the free concerts they hold, we just attended the tribute to the Beetles concert, best time ever!

I've been coming to this rec center for a couple years now because of its location and indoor…read morecourts, but I can't justify coming anymore due to the terrible condition of these courts. The courts are completely covered in dust, making them very slippery and easily inducing injuries. I've fallen myself numerous times playing here off of slipping while simply running or stopping on a basketball move. Seems like a serious liability issue on the part of the city, almost like they're just waiting for the wrong kid to fall and shut the whole place down. Genuinely the most frustrating experience is finally finding an indoor court only to find out you're better off playing outside on a cracked concrete court with no net. Do not come here if you value your health and want good runs.

The Plunge at Belmont Park is an absolute blast! ‍ I love that it's an indoor swim spot with huge…read moreglass windows--still gives you those gorgeous ocean views while you splash around. They've got a cold plunge, a killer gym to sneak in a workout, and some really fun packages--VIP includes all-you-can-eat pizza (surprisingly delicious ), garlic knots, candy, and snacks. The water obstacle course is a riot--falling in front of everyone only adds to the fun . Seriously, such a fun way to hang out, get moving, and enjoy a little playful chaos with the beach vibes in the background. Highly recommend if you're ready to laugh, splash, and maybe take a few epic dives.

Plunge felt like the rare parenting win where you look around, hair soaked, adrenaline pumping, and…read morethink dayum!! I actually nailed this. My daughter's seventh birthday went off like a confetti cannon. Parking is hand to hand combat for sure, but once you breach the gates it's pure kid‑powered mayhem in the best way. The floating obstacle course? That thing is a child vacuum. It swallowed an entire swarm of rug rats and kept them blissfully occupied for hours while the adults remembered how to breathe again. Life vests everywhere, no drama, no scavenger hunt. Food came from Pizza Port which instantly bumped morale. And the bar next door will literally hand you a drink you can march right back to the pool with, which feels like a low key cheat code. Our party got its own narrow corralled zone, like a VIP pen for exhausted parents and sugar‑drunk children. We were blissfully separated from the civilians, free to unleash our chaos without judgment. My kid left glowing. I left feeling like I made a positive memory for a bunch of spoiled SanDiego kids who have access to better recreation options than most children of royalty. crushing it!