This is where I took lessons growing up. I'm not sure if Mark is still there but he was a great…read morecoach. Tennis was always made fun here. It's also near a park so when my bro took lessons I just played at the park. The "clubhouse" isn't really what you expect, heck it's oxnard! It's not those rich, pretentious places. There have also been some great local products who came from OTC!! Go OTC!!

I've been coming to this tennis club for years, when Mark was the director. Now he's still the…read moredirector, but also the director at Las Posas, which from what I understand, still runs OTC. The place has good business with nice customers, who care about the place and bring great tennis. Mark always cared about the clients and always had the latest information on racquets. recently I came in on a Sunday to watch my son's League play to find another coach in charge. He instructed the boy at the front desk to wash courts, and the boy responded that he had jeans/close toed shoes on and wasn't dressed for washing courts because he wasn't told in advance that he'd be washing courts. The coach responded, "just roll up your jeans and go barefoot." The coach later instructed another girl to help him, and she replied that she wasn't dressed for it either and didn't have sandals, and that "sometimes there's glass on court." The man dismissed her comment with a sarcastic response and complained about her coworker to her: "he doesn't want to wash courts because he's not dressed for it. can you believe it? All you have to do is go barefoot and roll up his jeans." The courts should be washed more often than OTC does in my opinion, but I believe it's a serious liability for both the company and the employees. I couldn't believe the manager's sarcastic response.......... He didn't care about the safety of his employees!!! And what kind of manager gossips about other employees to others? So unprofessional. It was WAY better when Mark was running the place. If you come to OTC watch out. They should really treat their employees better. I don't know how they can take care of their customers if they don't care about their employees just as well.

It's so nice to see this place still going strong. It looks just as wonderful as I remember, and…read morethe inside is still so well kept after all these years. My 12-year-old son is playing here now, and I played here myself about 20 years ago, which makes it really special and nostalgic for me. It's also still a great spot to catch a game and spend time with family. You can tell it's always been well cared for, and I'm truly glad it continues to be maintained so nicely. I'm looking forward to enjoying it for many more years.

Cool spot to come watch kids play basketball and other sports! Came to watch my granddaughter play…read morebasketball against another team. There are so many kids there and Parents places pretty big restroom are super clean.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. What's wrong…read morewith this place? Well... Their management is terrible... The facilities are in desperate need of refreshing(you can barely see through the plexiglass) There's no shade for spectators... They no longer allow spectators to bring dogs... (Even though it's outside) They allow too much rough & reckless play (much of which is committed by their 'employees') Many of the referees are rude and unwilling to give any explanation of their rulings (so you can avoid a penalty next time) Overall this place is TERRIBLE. I have 25+ years of soccer experience and I'd rather not play than play here. The ONLY reason this place is still around is the lack of any other local indoor facility.

If you are in the Ventura county and are also looking for a place to play soccer, that's the right…read morespot for you! Always with competitive games and lots of option to best fit your soccer level. The arena itself has a very good structure, very friendly staff and nice people playing as well. Prices are affordable and their season is literally non stop. Pretty much every week of the year they are open for all the soccer lovers like me be able to play! Definitely a place I would recommend to all my friends and family to go play at.

I had the opportunity to visit here with my Cub Scout pack and take my kids d for their first rock…read moreclimbing experience- what a treat! The staff was able to make the whole experience safe and informative and were so engaging and interactive with the kids. They cheered them on and encouraged them while teaching them safe practices and a safe space. Clean facility and the esperar activities rooms for group was nice for our snacks etc. I highly recommend this spot!

It was my kids first time climbing inside a climbing gym. Luckily we had a wonderful crew of…read moreparents who made the experience amazing. We were celebrating a birthday with a group of kids. The lady working the gym today was such a buzz kill. I am all about following the rules and being safe especially in a climbing environment. We were told two rules at the beginning. Harness and shoes must be worn in rope areas and the bouldering area is off limits to 5 and under and that was changing soon. Icing on the cake was the pretentious tone she gave my young son and I by stating that he wouldn't enjoy climbing as he is being put in a harness. Way to set him up for success by saying a negative comment before he even gets to try it. Remember boulderdash staff what you say around kids they absorb. Words have a huge impact. You might "teach" children in your classes but not all children are the same. I've never been to a climbing gym that a manager can go climb with friends and family for hours. She wasn't supervising who was coming in and out and what was happening throughout the gym. When said manager did decide to come around she was randomly yelling at our kids or us for not doing things she never told us about in the first place. One star for the power trip employee with a negative attitude. One star for the cleanliness of the facility. It could use a deep cleaning. Sanitizer stations would be good. The lady working chased and almost grabbed my child for accidentally walking in the restroom with her climbing shoes to wash her hands. Again I understand it's the rules and we followed the rules given. That was one moment a child forgot and a parent was standing up to stop the child from going in. The gym had plenty of beginner routes and top ropes. Boulder area could use improvements. The weight station is a joke. A few free weights and kettle bells crammed in a corner. We will stick with climbing outdoors. After all it is Southern California.

This medium size park is tucked away on the east side of the Oxnard community. There is a large…read moreopen grassy area for kids to run around and frolic. The walking track is heavily used but seniors and whomever wants to get a good scenic walk in. There is also a nice picnic area, with gill, where a child's party can be thrown.

This is the Large Gym at VC, home to men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball. Nice…read moreplace to watch and support these teams. Parking on campus would require buying a ticket at one of the yellow boxes - as of September 21 it costs $2 to park. Not sure if there is a charge during weekend events, but one can easily park on Loma Vista on the north end of the parking lot or other streets nearby the college. Go Pirates.

This park had a bad rap back in the day. But that's in the past. This is now. The park is simple…read moreand bigger than most residential parks (in my opinion!) Primarily used for sports games or tourneys: baseball, soccer, and football. It's lined with massive eucalyptus trees that have aged with the park, they're simply beautiful. There is a nice playground at the very back end of the park, against the neighboring school. It's behind the fence barrier, therefore kids are mostly safe from any flying baseballs, soccer balls or other. There are also basketball courts next to the kids playground. This used to have a swimming pool. The pool is still there, but is now considered part of the recreational gym that was built onsite, on the park premises. It is open to the public during certain seasons.

Good God this place makes my blood boil. I would GENUINELY rather play golf in the heart of…read moreAfghanistan in 2004 than spend 5 minutes here. I had a tee time at 12:08 and did not get to swing the golf club until 12:45. This place might be hell on earth. Not only is the pace slower than a horse with no legs, the conditions are that of the 126 freeway. Not a single blade of Bermuda grass to be seen. If you're one that likes to hit from grass, do NOT come here. You are SERIOUSLY better off going to Huntsinger and hitting clubs. If you wish to waste your money, I recommend Morongo Casino out the so-cal desert.

I would give zero if it would let me. I took my 4 year old…read moreson with me for a 10:30am tee time on a Thursday. It wasn't busy and would be a great time to introduce him to golf. He and my daughter have ridden with me before at other much nicer courses, with no issues and no questions asked. They had a great time. Today I checked in was told I had to wait, then the GM said we can't play. With all the denim, work boots, and flip flops I have seen on that course, you would think it would be fine. His power wheels goes faster than the golf cart. What is the point of making us sign a release of liability, when you yourself don't honor it. In summary I had to take my crying upset son and go to another course.