Faultline volleyball, under the national organization of Faultline Starlings, makes volleyball…read moreaccessible. We are blessed that this group has moved into the area under the directorship of Joe Gamecho and Bree Nering. We have experienced coaches and dedicated leader ship that are responsive and communicative with their parents. FSV Is a 'family' that I am grateful to be a part of.

This club has always been great. The owners are total volleyball families that I have seen at…read moremultiple volleyball events from their daughters teams to MPC, to CSUMB games.They have encouraged our daughter and been so supportive from the beginning. They strive to allow for an affordable option on the Peninsula which allows for girls to remain competitive in a sport they love---which is really admirable. Their older daughter (Amaya) played with our daughter in high school and is now coaching for them-she was always so upbeat, encouraging and kind. We are lucky to have them on the Peninsula!

This club has the most competitive Soccer Teams in Monterey. If you are a parent looking for…read moreCompetitive Travel Soccer check it out. Their coaching staff are the best in their field locally.

From the owner: Monterey County Futbol Club (MCFC), a non-profit youth soccer organization dedicated to serving the…read moreyouth of Monterey County. MCFC has competitive travel teams ages U8 through U19. We also offer recreational programs in the spring for ages 4 to 12, a winter futsal league, and summer camps.

These are some kick-ass roller derby ladies! It's hard to choose between the Cannery Rollers and…read morethe Babes of Wrath, but my loyalty has to come down to the Babes thanks to their fierce jammers TARAism and Pippy Longstalker. Do yourself a favor and make it out to a bout at the Water City roller rink in Marina. You will have fun or I will eat my hat.

When my friend told me I would get up before dawn on my day off and have fun in the cold Monterey…read moreBay, I told him he sounded crazy. Now, two years later, I keep coming back every week to paddle with this club. Our novice crews have a great time competing (and often winning) races across northern California and beyond. By the end of my second year paddling, ​I was honored to paddle with club members in the 2017 Monterey Bay Crossing, from Santa Cruz to Monterey. Members and guests alike learn the history and heritage of outrigger canoe paddling, get treated to unique views of our gorgeous peninsula​ and wildlife, and get great exercise. Guest paddlers from other parts of the state and around the world are always welcomed. Recreational paddling (open to the public and geared toward beginners) happens​ every 1st and 3rd Sunday, 8:00am, at the Monterey Municipal Beach (next to Monterey Bay Kayaks shop).

From the owner: Ke Kai O'Uhane is a family-focused outrigger canoe center and hula halau based out of Monterey, CA…read more Founded in 1984, our community has grown every year and our membership includes friends and family, ages 5-70+. We offer paddling for competitive racing and recreation, hula classes, an annual luau event, and several community activities throughout the year. We welcome you to join us for any and all of our activities.

They offer amazing summer swim classes. My son has improved drastically from taking the classes…read morethey offer at Hartnell pool.

My son has taken lessons at two other facilities in the area for the past three years without…read moresuccess. Finally, private lessons through Dolphin swim school and he is not afraid to go underwater and is finally learning to swim. I couldn't be happier. Instructor Camille has been wonderful. She is patient, positive and apparently a miracle worker. Very pleased.

An excellent choice...very clean and the staff are very professional. Pickleball court are very…read moreaccessible and the classes are free for members. The pool was recently renovated as well as the locker rooms. Members receive a monthly pass for two to the refuge which my wife and daughters enjoy

Sometimes come here as a guest to watch tennis matches. Nice facility with lots of trees and you…read morefeel remote in a good way. The staff are always friendly here (even if you're a guest). There are two areas for courts so if you're not on the outer edge to use the restroom you need to go to the front desk to walk through gym area to use restroom. Just ask and they will let you use. There are two sections for parking as well the front and the back (near the outer edge courts) There's not much surrounding this area so keep in mind in case you're visiting - the last time I came their cafe was closed and I had to drive off for lunch and come back as the tennis matches I was watching were doubled up for the day. Unfortunately no other snack bar or food options other than cafe.

Still having a heck of a time trying to just get anyone to communicate. I finally made contact and…read moreI was told to be there today at 1130 with my son. But as I expected again no one was there for the appointment that THEY SCHEDULED. This time we stood there for a while and while one of the staff said hello they didn't even come over to help. I've messaged and called today again and no response. I don't know how people get in but this business is a scam. It might not be but they are great at taking money and not providing services. I asked to communicate on email and they refused so that I wouldn't have a record of it to take to the chamber of commerce. If the chamber or better business see this please do something about this. I can't be the only one. But maybe I am.

This is a great place to take your kids to workout for baseball or softball. Sean Halton does a…read moregreat job working with the kids at all age levels.

The surfacing on the courts and the amount of courts they have here is amazing! However I will say,…read morepricing just keeps going up and I don't think it's going to stop, because they know people here in the bay make too much and will pay whatever amount to have nice courts with good people to play here. I personally just buy the day passes here and come during the weekend every so often, and stay all day (since they have in n out privileges) to make my pass worth it. I remember the good old days when day passes were just $25, but now it is $40! A bit too much for me, if you are looking for a free court with good opponents, you can play at Mitchell park in Palo Alto. Also, during rainy days is very busy so be mindful of that if you are coming because you can't play outside for free, because everyone else has the same idea! Other than that, when I do come to the hub, I always get good games in when I play in the higher skill levels

My employer recently booked a tournament with The Hub in Campbell. We were quickly in contact with…read moreDipti. Dipti was able to meet with us in person and also by email to go over all the details. Dipti also provided a timeline which allowed for us to simply enjoy the event. Our event was for approximately 100 people which included players and spectators. For some of the people, it was their first time playing pickleball and for others it was there first time playing at the Hub. All of the details were taken care of, even some that we did not even consider. In the end, we had a great time and everyone continues to talk about the experience and memories that were made that day. Thanks Dipti and the Hub for making this day GREAT!