As someone who travels extensively & has been to many pools, in many states with my kid, this was…read morehands down the worst! Went for the recreation swimming, complete waste of time & money, thankfully it was only $5, so not much money wasted. Swimming facilities are ok, nothing special. But if your young child can't swim yet, don't even bother wasting your time. They micromanage you with a bunch of rules. No life jackets allowed which is INSANE. Front desk lady tried to gaslight me & say that's a normal policy in most places which it is NOT. She needs to get out more. I've been all across the country & not one other places I've been to has ever had that rule, in fact it's the opposite in most places--non-swimmers are REQUIRED to wear them. So basically my kid couldn't do anything but sit there hanging on the edge of the pool. I tried to walk around the pool with her on my back, again, like I do everywhere else & they said I can't do that either. I couldn't swim cuz I had to watch my child at all times just hanging on the edge of the pool. Not fun at all. Locked rooms are only 18+, so couldn't use that either cuz my kid is with me. Just a bunch of pointless weird rules & micromanaging that doesn't exist anywhere else I've ever seen. Save your money & time & go somewhere else. We ended up just going to raging waters where we have season passes, she can wear life jackets allowed, & we have way more fun.

Because mom was a competitive swimmer, all my boys had to learn to swim all 4 strokes…read more Mission accomplished with all my boys thanks to San Dimas swim lessons. They have been coming here since they were all 9months old. Throughout the years my older boys joined the San Dimas swim team which is so awesome and a great team. Now my last little Liam, is finally ready to be in a competitive team all thanks to the LA county life guards at San Dimas.

We visited for the Native Plant Festival in early April. It was so much fun. The vendors were…read moreawesome and the day was filled with so many wonderful activities. There's also a Native Plant Festival in October, as well. So be sure to mark your calendar. The grounds are amazing and the community is too.

Serenity abounds at this botanical oasis nestled within the suburban neighborhoods of Claremont…read more CBG is located just north of the Claremont Colleges, above Foothill Blvd. Reasonable entry prices and free parking. Annual Memberships offer even greater value. The garden is divided into several sections that are well marked and easy to traverse when you stay on the paved pathways. Sections include palms, oaks, chaparral, water features and art sculptures, as well. For those seeking a fun walking or jogging experience, check out the "Trail" route located in the CA Plant Communities section. If you're lucky, you might see a squirrel munching on their lunch, or a turtle sunbathing while gazing at a waterfall.

This place is a premier birding hotspot in the area. The diverse habitats--ranging from the…read moreexpansive reservoir to quiet, leafy coves--attract a stunning variety of waterfowl and local species. It is incredibly peaceful to walk along the water and just listen to the birdsong. Whether you are a casual observer or a dedicated birder with a ebird checklist, you'll find plenty to see here. Beyond the wildlife, the park is well-maintained with clean facilities and great trails, making it a perfect escape into nature. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a quiet morning of birdwatching! Note: There is a parking fee here.

Use to be my favorite park Not after a FESTATION of…read moreCantharis livida (beetle) flying in my hair, on tables , blankets food, clothes & our hidden Easter eggs . we just recently have a new born baby added to our family . Couldn't ENJOY the day or the new born trying to keep these nasty Flying beetles off of her . Easter Eve at the Bonelli Park was very uncomfortable. Also to find out these flying beetles snuck into our items as we brought them home . i've been to plenty of parks in my lifetime and never had this unsanitary bug infestation like this......NEED TO CONSIDER SPRAYING !!!!

The staff is always very polite and friendly to us. The pool and spa are always fun to relax at…read more Pools heated too. 99% of the people who are here are respectful. Overall it a nice place to stay.

We stayed over Easter weekend. It was a last minute trip so it was nice that we were able to get a…read morespot. Pros: All RV spots are pull through Hook ups are available on both sides so you can choose which way you face. Park itself of quiet Clean restrooms and showers Nice staff Cons: It was kind of tight getting in and out of the spot we had. Mostly because of our neighbors vehicles You can hear the traffic from the street Airplanes fly over all day (not really a big deal in my opinion, but another family I met there complained about it) Jacuzzi didn't get very hot, it was more like like warm bath water. There was a sign that said the jets were off until the 19th.. as of the 20th & 21st they still weren't working. Pool isn't heated, but that didn't stop our kids. Empty market. Also, their flyer advertises continental breakfast but it's actually only tea and coffee Would I stay here again? Maybe during the fair since it's conveniently located across the street..

This is a huge gym with a lot of ways to workout. The pool area is huge and there are a lot of…read moreevents held at the pool. I especially like the rooms on the bottom floor and the mats on the second floor. There are lots of opportunities for weight training. I especially like the indoor track.

It's officially been a week since the facility opened, and so far, I'm impressed…read more The BRIC, located south of the BSC, has a whole ton of amenities. Studios, swimming pool, rock climbing wall, basketball courts, racket ball courts, fitness equipment-- yep, it's all there. It's long overdue, so this is a great addition to CPP. There's also a Jamba Juice that's accessible from both the inside and outside. Students are free... sort of. It's included in tuition (some students are excluded). Everyone else does have to pay a $140 quarterly fee.

I have been wanting to find a raquetball center or courts to hit some racquetballs. Racquetball is…read morethe one raquet sport that I've never played before. Tennis was my sport back in the days. Anyway, I found it right here at Pay & Play Racquetball in Glendora. It's a self-service facility. There is no membership. You pay by the hour to play. It accepts cash only. Just follow the instructions that are posted on the wall. What a cool concept! There are 5 courts available for use. They may be a bit dated, but still usable. They are open early in the morning until late at night. If you do plan to come here to play in the evening, please be aware of your surroundings as there is no one here watching this facility. Please note there are no restrooms for use. You'll have to go to the teen and family center for restrooms if they are open or walk over to the Glen Oaks Golf & Learning Center to use their restrooms. Happy Racquetballing!

As of August 2023,…read more Hours 8am to 10pm, 7 days Its 13 dollars for an hour play Accepts cash only, 20 dollar bill works, at least the left cash loader. 1 dollar gets u about 4.5 minutes There are 5 Courts and have worn floor tiles, but are very playable. Overall, a great spot if u want to play with friends without the membership and bring a guest charge to a gym.

This facility was 30 years in the planning and creation and was finally completed, costing over 65…read moremillion. Good for the new generation of Cal Poly Pomona college staff and students to have a beautiful facility compared to what I and others tolerated back in the 80's. This facility is better than other Division 1 programs in the country, especially in the midwest region. The students who toured us around were Hospitality and Restaurant Management majors, surprised that there wasn't any collaborative agreements with Kinesiology & Health Promotion but then again, this doesn't surprise me. The HRM people, even back in my day were on top of things, progressive, and well prepared. This is a reflection of what this facility has become. I am very pleased with the results and how clean everything is. I hope outsiders will take advantage of this place vs going to a local health club or YMCA.

Love this new facility! Best gym around, with a four story rock climbing wall at the entrance. It…read moreincludes a full gym with a great view of the surrounding campus, indoor track, indoor hockey, volleyball, basketball, racket ball and pool! There are several hammocks around the pool area-- PERFECT place for nap time ;). In the locker rooms, there are enough showers and free lockers for everyone to use (except during the early evenings when it's the most packed, the free lockers may be taken up). There are also free group classes like Zumba and yoga for all members of the BRIC! Have a great workout and put your sweat on!

I've lived in LA for years and somehow never realized you could kayak the river until a friend…read moresuggested trying LA River Kayak Safari. We booked a weekend morning tour, and it ended up being one of the most unexpectedly fun things I've done in the city. I was a little nervous at first since I'm not super experienced with kayaking, but the guides were patient and gave clear instructions before we got on the water. Once we started, it felt calm and surprisingly peaceful. We even spotted birds and fish along the way, which I definitely didn't expect in Los Angeles. The whole experience felt safe, well-organized, and relaxed. It's such a cool way to see a different side of the city. I'd absolutely do it again.

This is the only place in Southern California, except for the Kern River and it's not worth it…read more When I was in College, during the Summer I worked as a White Water Rapid Class V Instructor on the North Fork of the American River. If you look that up or really want to raft, take a drive up to Northern California for some excitement- you are able to do Class III, Class IV, or Class V, including an overnight rafting trip. It's not exactly like "A River Wild," but it can be if you're not experienced. I grew up river rafting with my Daddy all the time and have been on more than 300 trips in my lifetime. It's one of my favorite activities, but it's boring and lame in SoCal.