To me, it's not really a "gym", it feels more like a community center with solid fitness amenities:…read moreindoor/outdoor pool, track, studio rooms, basketball court (also used for volleyball and pickleball), and a weight room. Hence the name "Rec and Aquatic center". What I like: - indoor/outdoor pools have set times for lap/open swim - splash pad is great for kids, no deeper than 1 ft in the deepest part - Multi-use court for basketball, pickleball, volleyball - Weight room has machines for major muscle groups and dumbbells (up to 50lbs) - Friendly staff and clean facilities - Studio rooms with mirrors for classes/stretching - Indoor track is great for jogging and has space for bodyweight exercises What I tolerate: - Idk if this is their job or not, but lifeguards don't enforce swim lane speeds when it's busy - Track is best for light jogs, not sprints or trying to PR mile. The turns are not "sharp", but the faster you run the more effort you put in to slow down - Weight room is beginner-friendly but limited in equipment and weight, dumbbells only up to 50lbs so you can't really test your strength here. Overall, it's a solid community fitness center, not perfect, but great for staying active.

The lifeguards are very disappointing. They do not care about safety whatsoever and when incidents…read moreoccur, they do not take any action at all. I recently collided with an asshole who decided to ignore circle swimming etiquette, resulting in a sprained finger I later found out, and the lifeguard on duty did absolutely NOTHING. They did not try to stop the swimmer or blow the whistle to alert me, and they never even checked in on me or speak to the other swimmer after the incident. Furthermore, during recreation swims they seemingly do not care about basic safety rules. They allow small children in the deep end with lifejackets, and basically just stand around the entire time. I would not count on them to keep you very safe.

The whole park is active with softball games,pickleball courts,soccer' games…read more What a difference from years ago and the new building with parking is open late.

Well, don't know if city can do anything if people are bad. My friend and I went there play…read morepickleball today. One court was blocked by one guy claiming he reserved court. Another court was occupied by 2 men only allow their people to play. Very rude people you don't see rest of Bay Area.

My son did a TT camp here and absolutely loved it. We signed up for more camps. Coach Amber is…read moreamazing! She is very patient, focuses on helping the kids learn the basics and is always motivating them. The facility is quite nice too with a ton of tables.

Thank you so much for the excellent service! I've finally found a place where you're always welcome…read moreand where I can get a huge boost of energy and vitality! I especially want to say THANK YOU to Angelina Ispiriyan. She always helps with any questions, which is so important! A big thank you to 888 TTC for their excellent work and service! I wish everyone great athletic victories! Michael Reznik - member

Avid4 adventures is one of the more expensive summer camp offered in the area. I understand why it…read morecost more because the kids are taken to a different outdoor activity everyday. It gives the kids a taste of different activity for about 1 hour. Other than that, it's not much difference compared to more traditional cIs it worth the extra cost? No. Update: The owner reached out and explained the pricing. I totally understand why it is more expensive. That's not the question. I just don't think it's worth the extra for the experience. The picnic lunch is not a real lunch, more like snack like nuts and goldfish crackers. My kids are always hungry

These camps were my kiddos favorite last summer. They have talked about it all winter and can't…read morewait to go back. The instructors are knowledgeable, safe, warm, and energetic!

I feel fortunate to be able to leverage the Hillsborough Rec programs, even though I am not a…read moreresident of Hillsborough. After hearing great things about their programs, I enrolled my daughter in a new basketball program called Junior Warriors that they were running for her age group. Their rec director Tony provided a great orientation for parents on the first day so that we all understood the mission of the program and what to expect. Very helpful for a first time basketball parent. The other coach Brian was amazing with the kids and making sure everyone was engaged and learning. They are both super knowledgable and responsive to answering parent questions. We are going to give their summer programs a try this year - so many options for workshops and activities every week. Will report back!

I am so glad I gave this place chance! My son has done a couple different activities so far and he…read morehas loved them all. I was surprised by amount of great options. Tony was a big help answering all my questions and really made us feel welcomed. I highly suggest giving the rec a try.

This is still my favorite martial arts place. The owner is amazing and so is his whole family and…read morethe staff. It is very family oriented and they believe is good values. I love this place.

Awesome place for HIIT-style kickboxing. My household and I trained here for a quarter of the year…read more The coaches are super attentive and give you the right amount of oversight and feedback, and the class is definitely paced to keep your heart health in check. I loved the kind, person-centered and inviting characters of every facilitator.

This park is such a pleasant surprise! It's very clean, and…read morethe ground is soft and safe for kids to run and play. Great for all ages There are slides, climbing structures, and spinning equipment--perfect for both younger and older kids. Shaded play area (huge plus!) Parents can sit nearby, relax, and even enjoy snacks while watching their kids--no need to worry about too much sun Huge open grass field Right next to the playground, there's a very large, flat, and clean lawn--perfect for: Flying kites Running around Picnics Parking tip (important!) Park in the back parking lot--much easier access. Things to note: * I didn't see any restrooms * Trash bins are limited/small (bring your own bag just in case)

What a beautiful playground in Millbrae! I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and spacious this…read moreplayground is. I came here with a kiddo I was babysitting. There were play structures and swings appropriate for toddlers through elementary aged kids. I loved the soft padding for the ground and seating around the area. There's also a large grassy field for running or chasing bubbles. It's right next to a community center (I think). There's a parking lot and also street parking around the perimeter. Highly recommend!

This brand new sign at Avalon Park, facilitated by Supervisor David Canepa, reflects his support…read morefor our community through the union. Unfortunately, our community struggles to enjoy nice things due to the city's wasteful spending. The city was aware of the tree removal necessity before the scoreboard installation, yet they had to cut it twice during the process. This highlights the irresponsibility of the Park and Recreation Department, being cost-conscious and neglecting tree removal initially. posted by the SSF Citizens Coalition

Nice park w mini playground, fenced in baseball field, bbq pits and adjacent tables, with its own…read moresmall parking lot. One small playground structure w slides, stairs, climbing wall etc. Shredded rubber "floor" under. states suitable for 5-12 yr olds. Also 2 swings, one baby, one big kid. No fence around playground area.

Accel Gymnastics is fantastic! My daughters (5 and 4 years old) have been going to Accel for the…read morepast 6 months and they love it. Accel does a tremendous job of establishing foundational skills while also ensuring the kids are having fun. I really appreciate the instructor to kid ratio as it ensures that my kids never feel forgotten. I've also observed substantial improvement in my daughters' flexibility, balance, and confidence. Accel also recently remodeled/rearranged the gym and everything looks top tier. There are plenty of places to choose from for kids gymnastics, but I highly recommend trying out Accel!

I unfortunately never did gymnastics as a child, even though I really wanted to. My toddler, like…read moreany other toddler, loves doing flips and alll the things so I wanted to enroll her in Accel to get some proper guidance. They do offer a trial class, so definitely do that before committing to their monthly plan. For 3 year olds at least, you have the option to do a mommy and me class, or have them participate by themselves. I wanted my little one to do it by herself to gain that sense of independence.... Well, my little one takes a *long* time to warm up to people she doesn't know. The entire class, she was too afraid of going anywhere near the class, let alone actually participate in it. I decided that she maybe needed another session to warm up. It was SLIGHTLY better, but still she didn't listen to the teachers. At least for us, I may just come back when she's a little older and is more comfortable with the entire situation. Now, I think part of the reason is the teachers. If you've read other reviews, then you'll see that they have high school or possssibly college aged people as the instructors. This mostly means they don't know how to interact with kids, unlike actual trained teachers. It's obvious in the way they talk and interact with them. I will say it probably is a bit hard for them, since there are at least five kids in the class and they have to watch everyone. Nonetheless, at the 3-5 age range, the kids are not really learning the gymnastics moves yet. If you're considering taking your toddler at this stage, you know it's more as an introduction//activity during the week. The other thing I noticed is the lack of transparency of the cost. The membership fee is not listed on the website - even after I signed up, I STILL was not 100% sure what the cost was (yes I could have asked the person at the desk... I just forgot). Still, you would think it's easier to find out that info. I also emailed them, and still have yet to hear a response months later.