I love the pad climbing, I've been to every location now. The Santa Barbara location was very mid…read more The climbing were not beginners friendly nor did the ratings seem accurate. I understand every gym is different and every hold is different but there is no way that the only holds I could do looked like they were specifically made for children. I am not the best boulderer but I know I am more than capable of doing a V2 at least. Here I couldn't. Anyways great place to go if you have years under your belt I guess. I wish I had a better experience at this location :(

Hooray! A beautiful new rock climbing Jim located in the shopping center with Ralph's and Lassen…read moresupermarkets. The establishment has the ability to enhance the shopping center and breathe new life into it! So excited! Everything looks very well coordinated and the pricing is definitely fair for this area. I could imagine this would be a wonderful place to hang out with friends or even for future dates. Definitely worth checking out!

I visit SB regularly, and this is where I choose to spend an hour every day I'm here. Great staff,…read moreaffordable public lap swim, and of course the location can't be beat.

Amazing pool, with it being outdoor it was the perfect pastime for our 2-month stay in Santa…read moreBarbara this year. Hubby swam nearly every day. Locker room and showers were nice and clean. Bike parking out front...he opted to not pay and just bike there. Swim time availability was reasonable, with slow lanes up to fast lanes.

Amazing gym! Love to work out here. Feels more like a home now. I think it's great that with the…read moreprice of one gym you get access to two 24 hours gyms.

Great gym. Great low monthly fees. Nice employees. Super awesome trainers! Been a member for years…read more Best gym in town!

You can sign up for 1 free class with shoes included (otherwise rental shoes are $2). The staff is…read morevery nice and attentive and helps you adjust your bike to ensure it is to your height. The instructors are very upbeat and since it's dark inside while you spin it's pretty much a judgment free zone and you can adjust your own resistance if needed. They also have a place to put your water on the bike and always encourage water breaks during the class as well as a towel on the bike so you can towel off as well (you will sweat!) Parking is plentiful! If you're looking for a good workout under one hour I'd recommend coming here.

Absolutely love STAR CYCLE Santa Barbara! Such a fun workout with incredible energy that's…read morewelcoming for all ages and fitness levels. The instructors are motivating, the classes are engaging, and the overall community of members is so supportive and positive. A great place to move, sweat, and feel connected all at once!

In my 50+ years of gym memberships throughout California, AC4--Goleta has been the best gym…read moreexperience I've had. For many reasons. Here are a few, in no particular order, but I will indicate when a reason is especially important. This gym is family-owned and designed by Anthony (owner) to accommodate a category of members who need access to weights (free and machine) and workout space, but who don't want to be surrounded by the annoying negatives of the traditional gym culture. I'm there to work out and appreciate fellow clients who respect important gym etiquette rules and the "flow" process--moving from station-to-station without "owning" equipment or seats. New clients are introduced to the gym's rules (see attached photo) to help everyone understand that there are expected behavior norms in this setting, including common sense limits on some types of cell phone behaviors and prolonged "residence" on one or more weight stations. The gym has three main workout areas--a design circuit of machines; free weights, Smith racks, leg presses, stacks; and cardiovascular options: treadmills, recumbent bikes, ellipticals, and rowing machine (second floor). There are two additional workout spaces on the second floor to accommodate free exercise and stretching routines. Three unisex bathrooms, two unisex showers, lockers, two tanning rooms, and two hydrotherapy massage tables. There is ample onsite parking. This gym is a "key-access" gym, open to members 24-7, which is a big draw for me because clients tend to spread out their attendance over the entire course of the day, and there have been no occasions in my six years of membership here that I haven't found space and solace on the floor. Important also: this gym is always clean; the restrooms are clean; the equipment is clean. AC4 employees are frequently on the floor cleaning. And clients clean their own benches after they complete exercise at a given station. Clean is important. On a personal note, I'm a life-long competitive swimmer who needs regular weight conditioning to remain functional in the pool. I need a specific range of equipment and machines to maintain a balance between chest, back, and shoulders. This gym offers the weights and machines I need to ward off shoulder and back injuries from 60 years of swimming. I'm not here to dead-lift 300 lbs and chest-press my weight in iron. Tony has designed an effective combination of machines, free weights, and exercise areas that compliment my conditioning goals. I've written this extended review in appreciation of Tony's business because I deeply value the resources and thoughtfulness of this gym.

Really nice gym and equipment! I'm unsure if I can use both gyms or if I'm locked to only Calle…read morereal location?

I have a 6 year old grandson who is playing machine pitch baseball for the first time. Last week…read morehe struggled to get a hit so I took him to the East Beach Batting Cages to practice. I don't know anything about battling cages and was a bit intimidated until I walked up to the desk and met Eric. Eric explained everything I needed to know. He even got in the cage with my granddaughters and helped them with their stance and hand position. We had a blast. I highly recommend the East Beach Batting Cages. The kids can't wait to go back. I feel the same way! Thank you Eric and EB Batting Cages!

The taco restaurant there is amazing love going there when I'm in Santa Barbara!…read moreThey name their tacos after baseball terms. So that's kind of cool when the food is very good.

Cute neighborhood park that is bigger than you expect it to be. It was pretty quiet when I visited…read more Locals bring their dogs so watch for off lease dogs here.

This park is located just east of Carpinteria High School between Casitas Pass Rd and Linden Ave…read more There are parking lot entrances along Foothill Rd as well as El Carro Ln. If you access from the north lot, it's directly adjacent to Girls Inc. Looking north, you'll have an awesome view of the mountains and Franklin Trail. The park has 2 baseball fields, a soccer field, picnic tables, 3 BBQ sites, 2 restroom buildings, and playground to make it very family friendly. If you want to reserve a BBQ site, there's a $30 reservation fee and a refundable $50 cleaning deposit. Bouncy houses must be permitted at a cost of $10. 203/100 Reviews for 2014

A really quiet park with an ocean view. It's a small but there were few people there. It has a…read morebench so you can throw a picnic. It also has a small grassy field. Parking lot has 5+ spaces but plenty of street parking as well.

The SIMPLICITY and BEAUTY of it all!!! Why doesn't anyone ever review this park!?…read more The best things in life are free....The rest is too expensive. Quality over quantity. Big things come in small packages. Everything I think of when I come to this park. It may be small in size, but this park has everything. Elevated views of the ocean. A little walking path. Benches. BBQ grills. Good shade from some of the trees. It has open space to play frisbee and lots green grass to make your pups go crazy with the adventure sniffs. Parking along the road below. And not too far away from a VERY good cafe and DELIGHTFUL gift shop if you ever get hungry or bored. I just love it. Hanging out here for free is better than most things you spend your money on. Trust.