Source Yoga

(99 reviews)

1.6 mi

I really love this studio and feel extremely lucky to have found it! I love the challenging classes…read moreand the very precise instruction (including detailed guidance on form and suggestions for trying out more advanced poses and thoughtfully/carefully adjusting one's body to more effectively get into various poses). I also love how the challenging nature of the classes is balanced with a calm, warm, and comfortable studio environment. I've been doing yoga for almost 15 years now and this is tied (with my first hot yoga studio in Albuquerque, NM) for my favorite studio of all time. You rock, Tula! Other stuff: - I love the classes from Angelique and Frank the most but I've truly never had a bad instructor. Laurel and Kyra are excellent too. - This studio offers a ton of different classes at different times. (I first started coming here because it was the only studio in the Redlands/Riverside area that offered evening hot yoga classes that worked with my work schedule.)

I took the Reiki & Restore class was Megan and it was exactly what my body and nervous system…read moreneeded. The space felt safe, grounding, and intentionally held.

Mat Storage FREE for Members

DoTERRA essential oils

Inside looking out

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Rouse Yoga

5.0

(10 reviews)

6.1 mi

I had an injury so I haven't been in a while but when the first opened, I was there and they were…read moreso welcoming and they had so many different options and I'm so bummed I didn't go back and finish it. Maybe I should call him and do it.

Family like environment. All instructors and classmates are chill. Non intimidating environment for…read morenew Yogi's. Plenty of auxiliary activities on weekends as well

Our amazing community at Rouse Riverside!

80s Night at Rouse Yoga!

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T3 Fitness Club

4.9

(90 reviews)

1.8 mi

Came to this studio recently to try yogalates and the core & glutes class on grand opening day!…read moreYogalates was such a GOOD burn. It was a really good flow. Also, the studio is just so nice. The colors really complement each other. They also have different weight options, exercise balls, some mats available, stretch bands etc. For the grand opening they hosted 3 classes for the community. They had charcuterie cups, mocktails, different vendors and sign up specials. The owner, Samara, is so kind! It looks like they have a wonderful little community going on here. Parking is also not too difficult. She definitely gave this place a beautiful makeover. :)

This is my dream gym. Excellent, personable instructors who provide a variety of group exercise…read moreoptions. I finally made early morning workouts a non-negotiable part of my daily routine and LOVE how I've benefited. Sign up today for a class at T3. Your future self will appreciate you!

One of my favorite trainers here at T3

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Just Yoga

4.8

(105 reviews)

13.3 mi

I am new to yoga and the instructors are very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They make you…read morefeel very comfortable. The facility and equipment are very clean.

I love JY!!! Lisa and the team have always been not only great instructors but awesome people. They…read morehave a variety of classes for different levels of experience. Gabi and Nikki are my absolute favorite and I guarantee you'll love their classes. Great deals and prices for what you get. Value is there and I never regret going.

Just one of dozens I've shot from Garretson street looking west.

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Anahata Yoga Riverside

(20 reviews)

1.9 mi

Participated in a sound bath. It was a great experience. I will definitely be returning.read more

About two years ago, the original owner moved to Oregon and now only teaches zoom classes. The…read morename was changed to Anahata Yoga and BelWellness (Anahata-riverside.yoga) and is now owned by Kellie Boiston. Kellie is a physical therapist (with over 30 years experience) and offers Pilates, Tai Chi, physical therapy and of course, yoga! Her emphasis is on health and wellness and her yoga instructors work closely with her to ensure a safe and holistic practice. The studio is warm and inviting.

Altar Overlooking Magnolia Tree

Belly dancer Zahra leading a group

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Anahata's Spacious Classroom

Club Pilates

(188 reviews)

5.6 mi

I had my first class with club Pilates and Vanessa was my instructor. I cannot stress how great she…read morewas and how nice the facility is. I signed up for a membership after, totally worth it.

I'm a 65 year old male who had been sitting behind a desk for the last 20 years and realized I had…read morelost balance and stability. Club Pilates has been great for me, never been a gym rat so the small classes just work for me. The trainers are great and by no means is it easy, but it works! I highly recommend it.

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Articulations Pilates Studio

4.7

(17 reviews)

0.8 mi

Rachel and her staff are some of the finest Pilates instructors I have found. I have been doing…read morePilates for about 11 years. The owner, Rachel, is wonderful and very caring. Articulations has a studio downtown Riverside and a new studio in Jurupa Valley off Limonite next to Wells Fargo. They not onLH offer Pilates but also Suspension Pilates and Barre classes. Many of the classes are for beginners. I highly recommend for all levels of Pilates students. Mya M.

I took Pilates with Tricia and she is amazing and knows really well what she does. She is very…read moreprecise and tries to listen to all your physical ailments. I took pilates before, but I loved the individual attention I got from the one on ones. She taught me how to articulate my muscles together, especially my core. Unfortunately, I developed severe knee pain and back pain and have to lay off pilates, but for those of you that are healthy and have no chronic problems, pilates is the best way to stay fit and keep your core strong.

Balanced body reformers. Up to three people.

Spring boards.

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F.U.N. Yoga Studio

(17 reviews)

4.2 mi

F.U.N. Yoga has very knowledgeable instructors, who are also kind and welcoming! We really enjoyed…read moreour 2 week beginner classes while I was on break. Thank you Elizabeth, Christie, and all the wonderful instructors! Elisabeth and Francisco

Absolutely the most fun yoga studio ever...!!! Love my…read morestretch class, all the people there are so much fun...

The outside of the studio!

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The Pilates Co. - Canyon Crest

(24 reviews)

3.5 mi

Pilates Co. is fantastic! I love all three locations. I have never felt more welcome and supported…read moreat a Pilates studio. All the instructors are amazing. I personally LOVE Paula, Tricia, Madison, Jess, Steph and Jasmine the classes are available in a range for all levels, beginner through expert. The instructors are great at coaching and helping you perfect your form. I have already seen a huge improvement in my body and my mental health. I will definitely be a member for life!

I've been a loyal member here for over a year, attending every single day. I really loved this…read morestudio, but I'm beyond disappointed. I was told via email that if I ever touch my phone again during class, even just to check notifications or emails in the last 3 minutes because of work I'll be kicked out. I already stopped using my phone like before. I explained my situation politely, but they don't care. The way they control members is ridiculous and disrespectful. I'm not a child in a classroom. It's just Pilates. There's no trust, no flexibility - just pure overcontrolling. I didn't know signing up for Pilates meant signing up for a stricter attendance policy than grad school. Incredibly disappointing and disrespectful

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Pilates weight station

Yogaden Health Spa

4.3

(112 reviews)

11.6 mi

My son and I didn't have a good experience in our meditation class. Perhaps we just don't…read moreunderstand the concept of meditation? We felt talked down to and we were embarrassed for the 2 other patrons who were talked down to also. We really wanted to love this place. It's a shame we didn't. I know the instructor has many years of experience and the whole time I was trying to have an open mind. I really appreciate places like these being in business, I just wish there were more of them to choose from. I did end up putting a tip in the tip jar because I'm a hairdresser and that's what we do. I know how hard it is to run a business. I wish this place lots of love and understanding in the future.

Out of town for a mini vacation to visit family and found Yogaden which was conveniently 5 minutes…read moreaway from where we were staying. Immediately greeted and was taken care of. The all level "hot" class was amazing! As intense as I wanted and wad a solid 75 minutes. I loved the variety that the other yoga class offered so it did not feel repetitive and gave my body just what it needed and asked for. I felt incredible after both classes! I used Momentum to buy their drop in class for $20. Make sure you do that before you go and not when you're there your first time. We ended up not using the "gift" I gave my husband to take the class with me, so paid an additional cost. At least we can use it for another time when we are in town. They have a cute little shop as you enter and a beautiful giant Buddha facing the door. The Buddha is facing North East-ish which is the correct Feng shui to bring forth good energy. Yogaden was definitely a den of good vibes and welcoming energy.

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The Cove Waterpark

3.3

(363 reviews)

4.2 mi

Luvd this pool space. From hotel you can head to pool floor walk through the outside garden and…read morehead to the elevator to pool floor. It'll take you right to the entrance. Hotel key required to access. Not crowded at all during our visit. Us and a handful of people were able to enjoy unobstructed swims and spa marinating. Water stations throughout the different pools. Water was a perfect temperature for a hot and cold plunge. Cabanas, loungers and bar areas were clean and organized ready for a new day for hotel guests to enjoy. Staff were helpful, friendly and welcoming. Definitely a fun getaway or staycation.

Bummer to see sooo many negative reviews!! We gave this…read moreplace 5 stars for young boys 11 and 8. Food was very low level. We had chicken strips and fries. Save your money and bring your own food im a cooler. I wish I would have known. We arrived right when they opened at 11 am. No hassle. They young gurls didn't engage with any of the guest during check in and payment.. Not a biggie. They boys wanted in so they could start playing. During our visit there were plenty of chairs, umbrellas, inner tubes (for the lazy river), and SHADE!! The crowd was respectful. No one was running into each other. This place can definitely get busy! Only $25 for a day pass.

Large pool with smaller pool in back and water slides. Spas on right hand side

Free with entrance fee. Must sign a waiver and get your wristband signed off

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Rancho Jurupa Park

4.0

(204 reviews)

1.4 mi

This place gets extremely crazy on holidays. It's $20 for…read morethe day to park which is a little pricey but the splash pad is included in the cost. If coming on a holiday come early! Restrooms are also limited which can be troublesome on holidays. My girlfriend had a cabin. They're A/C and sleep 4-5 people. They're really cute. The kids love the splash pad area. They keep the park really clean. Overall it was a fair experience.

I got here two hours before closing and I wish I would've spent the entire day there because…read morethere's so much to do, it's not crowded, and the areas are all so well kept. They charged us $15 to enter. Parking is plentiful. We went straight for the splash pad which was super cool. Looked like something from a legit water park. They also had mini golf and playgrounds. There's plenty of benches and shady areas. They have an RV section and cabins for rent too. Overall, we had a great time and I'd love to return and plan a full day here and maybe rent a cabin.

Dog friendly as long as they are on a 6ft leash at all times.

One of the cabins

Inside the cabin

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Mount Rubidoux Trail

(544 reviews)

0.3 mi

I love that the main trail is paved, which makes it accessible for everyone--| saw…read moreplenty of families with strollers and people walking their dogs. It's definitely an incline, but it's not too strenuous since the path wraps gradually around the mountain. It feels more like a brisk, scenic walk than a rugged hike. The absolute highlight for me is the Peace Tower and Friendship Bridge. It looks like something straight out of a fairytale or a European village. It's such a cool, historic landmark to stumble upon halfway up, and it's a great place to stop for a photo or just to catch your breath.

What a wonderful hike for families. The nicely paved road up the mountain makes it easy for…read moreeveryone to go up. Strollers and wheelchairs had no problems. I saw so many families going up pushing strollers and so many kids hiking up with their parents. The views are beautiful from all around. On the top you will see the tower and the bridge. Also the big white cross. So beautiful. Expect about two hours to be here. It's considered easy to moderate hike since the road is paved. But you are going uphill. We parked at the Ryan Bonaminio Park which is free. There are restrooms here but not up on the mountain. So be prepared.

Came across during our hike, so beautiful!

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Heart Rock

(201 reviews)

19.4 mi

This is a great local spot. Parking is pretty spacious. It's about a mile and a half. It has narrow…read moresections and inclines. I would say it's a moderate hike for beginners. The heart is so cute. Perfect for families and dates. You can swim at the bottom. Takes about an hour.

Beautiful hike. Not too vigorous. Reasonably shaded. Reasonably level. But a beautiful journey to a…read moregreat end spot

Arrows pointing to heart shaped rock

Trees

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The heart!

Box Springs Two Trees Trail

(38 reviews)

4.8 mi

Wow what a view! Specially right now. Everything is green. Lots of donkeys everywhere. Got to see…read morethem up close. Lots of wildlife. My son was able to see lots of lizards, different kind of bugs and insects. He enjoyed it the most. Pretty easy hike. Even my 5 year old did it.

Highly recommend this hike, as the scenery was spectacular. I'm not sure if the mountain is this…read moregreen all year but cam here in January and it was very green almost comparable to Switzerland green how can it be so green in riverside? It is pretty much an incline the whole way until the top, then we saw a Herd of donkeys. Spotted a few coyotes as well but they are harder to find. Not much shade so prepare water and hats. Then you go downhill on the way back. It is around a 2 hour hike, very nice views!

Lush and green at the start (and end).

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Sycamore Highland

4.4

(49 reviews)

5.1 mi

Such a cute park to walk your dogs. Make sure to bring your own water bowl for them tho it gets…read morewarm with no access to water for them except hot water fountains. Someone even was setting up for a proposal.

Very nice park. It's amazing to view the sunset and go for nice family walks or walk your pet.read more

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The Aquatic Zone

Certified professionals

I have absolutely loved everything about The Aquatic Zone! From the very beginning, everything has…read morebeen amazing. Signing up on their website was so easy. Classes are 30 mins long and each of the instructors are phenomenal! The staff is so friendly and welcoming. It is so neat to watch how engaged they are with all the children. It has been such a great place to meet new families. The facility is so nice and always clean. The pools are heated so even during the winter months our little one hasn't had any issues. I love recommending The Aquatic Zone to anyone. Swimming is such an incredible life skill and it's important we all know!

Good and bad. Full disclosure my family used our school's…read morecharter funds to sign up our (then) 5 yr old for first time swim lessons. My child had zero experience swimming or being in a pool. I thought this would be a great way to use our funds and teach him pool safety. Fast forward to today, my son has since turned 7 this year, and he still does not know how to swim or even put his head under the water. Granted, we were not going consistently. But for the past 3 months we have taken him weekly. Before that we did 2 other months I believe. I thought, let's just keep trying, maybe it's just that he's scared and he'll learn if we stick it out. My child struggles with sensory issues and has not been interested in getting his face wet. He also has a harder time being around other kids in very close proximity which, he definitely is here. He did the group lessons for 30 mins and they're basically shoulder to shoulder most of the time. So, the good: when he first started he really liked the two different teachers that worked w/him. The class was usually just him and one other child. The location is clean, and the staff seemed friendly. My son also mostly enjoyed the time and being in the pool, so it was good for getting more experience around other kids, teachers and being in a new environment. The negative: the teachers rotate so you never know who you're going to get. So one teacher might know where your kid is at, but then a new person comes in the next week and it's like starting all over. It seems hard to build a comfortable relationship with the teachers because of this as well. Also, my son never progressed much at all. He moved to the larger pool this year and it's been 3 kids to 1 teacher. recently, however, there were 4 kids in the class. I timed it on my phone out of curiosity- to see exactly how much 1:1 time he got during that class. 4 mins and 9 seconds. Total. The class moved like a conveyor belt just shuffling the kids around, I couldn't believe the kids were getting less than 5 mins each with the teacher. The time in between their turn, they're just holding on to the edge of the pool waiting. My son felt very cramped and two other kids were being kids and having fun but disrupting the class, so the teacher's attention was mainly spent on telling them to stop doing what they were doing. My son was frustrated and felt like he wasted his time. He also had safety concerns because the kids were practically on top of him at times and kicking and splashing in his personal space, so I don't blame him. He's already afraid as it is. Today we went back and there were 4 kids again. He just didn't want to do it again. The kids seem to be on a hamster wheel. The teachers, though friendly, simply don't have adequate time to actually teach the kids anything solid. It's like busy work. I also had a strange phone conversation with the owner recently. to be frank, she kept trying to rush me off the phone and I kept having to say "oh, wait sorry" (nicely) because i had more than one question but she seemed bothered with me. She also didn't explain about making up a certain day and how many days I had to reschedule when my kid got sick. You only get one make up class for the whole year which seems odd to me. We already missed two classes due to vacation (1 planned reschedule) and sickness (she apparently gave us 7 days from the date of the class to reschedule but didn't actually communicate that to me- I found out from the girls at the front desk AFTER the fact and the 7 days passed, which was frustrating because I would have brought him in. I guess I was supposed to assume what she meant when she asked "what does he have??" As in asking what illness he had. I said idk, a cold I think? But wasn't sure. So she "made a note" on her end but never specified that I had to come in within 7 days to make it up. Which really was just a courtesy reschedule because they don't even offer that. So, oh well. Honestly though, even beyond all this, I could see and feel the judgement when I mentioned today that my kid was more easily overwhelmed and we would maybe look into one on one classes for the future. I got the impression that there was very little understanding or empathy there for my child, and my family and I felt brushed off. Bottom line, just not for us. 4 kids is too many for one pool. 4 mins is not enough time to give each kid when you're paying for 30. Maybe one on one classes are different, or with smaller groups, but I had too many incidents where I brought up a concern and felt dismissed. In the future we'll be going elsewhere but I'm bummed we went for so long with really not much to show for it. At the very least my kid got a little more comfortable being in the water but for paying about $400-$500 total and like 4-5 months of weekly classes? I would not say this was worth that time or money unfortunately.