Sweet center with a great staff. We really enjoyed our time swimming here. Lots of nice shade under…read morethe umbrellas. The snack shack is pretty awful, but you can bring your own food here. All summer long there is Monday night trivia!

I met a new friend that is a member here, and she invited me as her guest. Sometimes, working all…read moreday, it's nice to have a break, and do some exercise. I arrived here fairly early, and I was greeted warmly by the front counter person. He already had my name, welcomed me, and offered me towels. He gave me a short rundown of the amenities, and then set me off to exercise. It was not too busy this morning, everybody was quite friendly. It seems this is not open to the public. It did have a exclusive feel about it. Everything was really clean. And they had a full variety of exercise equipment as well as a nice outdoor pool. I jumped in the pool, even though it's freezing outside, the pool was around 80°. Sun was shining. It was definitely exhilarating to be out in the open, swimming in a heated pool, with all of the snow still surrounding the recreation center. After the swim, I jumped in the hot tub and there were a few people in the hot tub. Good conversation. It was really an enjoyable visit. I would absolutely come back here

Well maintained parks and clean bathrooms, always a stopping place for us when in the area.read more

Truckee, California…read more There is no real purpose to go inside the building. You have a good vantage view of this small town from the Stone Tower & the patio that is accessible 24/7. The weather was 36 degrees in June so do not think for a second all of California is beaches & palm trees. Truckee is the gateway for Reno & Lake Tahoe with Sacramento & Central/Nor Cal in general. The town has more significance than it may appear. The Donner Pass is also adjacent to this town. The tower is still a cool spot to check out, take pictures and if your lucky get in a snowfight in the early summer months =) Travel safely my friends. @cigarcpa

Right off of I-80 in Truckee this is one of the coolest…read moreplaces of the Sierra. Donner Lake is a true mountain getaway for activities from boating & fishing in the summer to snowshoeing in winter. Although it's a fraction in size to its bigger sibling Lake Tahoe, it offers a more relaxed alternative and just as many options of things to do on and off the water. Don't miss Donner State Park while visiting the lake. It is a giant part of local history.

Backround On Donner Lake: Named after the Donner Party, a group of pioneers who became trapped in…read morethe Sierra Nevada Mountains during the winter of 1846-47. The lake was originally known as Truckee Lake, but was renamed in their memory. The Donner Party's ill-fated journey and subsequent struggle for survival has made the area a place of both historical significance and tragedy Background On Visit: Reading articles about things to do near Lake Tahoe, we decided to visit this place. Location/Parking: Located along Donner Pass Rd.. Free parking on the west end of the lake. Ambiance: The views of the pine trees and water are very nice when you drive along Donner Pass Rd.. Probably be more enjoyable as a passenger. Perhaps next time. Entertainment: 1) Boating and Water Sports: Rent boats, kayaks, paddleboards, or hydrobikes at Donner Lake Watersports. 2) Fishing: Donner Lake is known for kokanee salmon and various trout species. 3) Swimming: Enjoy the lifeguard-staffed West End Beach Park or swim at the public piers. 4) Hiking Trails Donner Lake For Thought: Choose Donner Lake for a more serene and accessible experience with a unique history and warmer water. :)

Huge thanks to Logan and all the staff!…read more We had an amazing first experience. One kid was off and having a blast out of the gate, but the other kid got scared and locked up in one place. Logan jumped in and handled the situation flawlessly. I swear both the kid and I walked away having learned some life lessons. We are BEYOND grateful and appreciative! The team are real pros at every turn. .

Had an awesome time. No issue with pick up or drop off although this did take a few more hours than…read moreI anticipated. Would absolutely book with this company again.

We had so much fun! Easily spent two hours playing in the lazy river, slide, etc. My 6.5 year old…read morehad a blast. Super sweet staff. Lots of snack options and you can buy goggles ($16) and swim suits.

Stopped in here to get a monthly pass so I could swim at my lunch break. They have two pools and…read morethe guy at the counter was pretty awesome... Kaiden maybe? Or Kaiten? Anyway, he explained all of the programs that they had, monthly versus drop in to use, versus a coupon book to be able to hit the swimming pool. Place was pretty awesome. I can't wait to start using this. I will post some pictures on my next review

This was an enjoyable experience. Milo was a perfect game host. She had a fun bubbly personality…read more She was great at getting more interactions out of us and in encouraging more betting. We are visiting the Tahoe area and saw a brochure. It is not like anything else I have ever tried. I use sensory for my work so it was fun to flesh it out in a different way. I would highly recommend! We went as just two people. The optimal amount of people in a group would probably be 4. I could see it as a great team building experience.

What's a great time! We walked in blind, only knowing that you can get split up into teams, and…read moreyou're using all five senses to try and win. Our game master, Milo, was fantastic. She was very thorough in explaining what the game is like, the rules, and cheering our teams on. The games were fun and funny, and sometimes built up a sweat. I thought they did a great job coming up with games using all five of our senses. This would be a great place for TEAM building or for friends and family. You can have a minimum of two people and maybe up to eight, so there would be four on each team. I think any more than that would be a hindrance. It's not that big of a deal, but try to have your group it be split into even numbers. I feel that some of the games work out in favor of those who have more in their group. I've done so many escape rooms that this was such a great change of pace!

Absolutely gorgeous park with such a rich and heartbreaking history. It's very well-maintained,…read moreespecially the monument erected on 1918 to remember the ill fated Donner Party. There is a museum with educational videos and displays of the Donner Party and the history behind the Chinese immigrants who built the railroad. The gift shop is well priced for the type of shop, and the buildings are all very clean. Great customer service. The park itself is an amazing place to visit and walk, even in the snow. You truly feel one with nature as you soak in the history and peaceful setting. Would absolutely one million percent recommend, and I'm so grateful to my best friend for bringing me here.

Features: Abundant…read moreparking, an all-levels hiking trail; a small-if-useful museum with lots o' info about the history of the Donner Party and people heading west through the Sierras; snow, if you come on the right days. I dunno--what were you looking for out of a drive up a mountain in winter to learn about people getting stranded for making bad choices about winter in the mountains? It seems like a pretty good metaphor for something. They (the signs and the local authorities enforcing them) threaten that tire chains are necessary during winter weather events (which was most certainly a thing that was happening during our trip), but they seem to give you a pass for AWD and snow tires. Bring chains if that's not what you're driving.

We were lucky enough to get invited to a round of golf by one of our very nice friend, also a…read moremember at our home course. It is a very elite and exclusive community. Even the smallest cabins are bigger than most homes in the SF Bay Area. A++ The whole place is perfectly manicured. The grass on the tee box is so nice, it literally feels like carpet. Fairway is so green, and bunkers with brilliant white sands. Greens were true, rolling at 11, I think. I couldn't putt to save my life on that day. I wish I get invited back, heehee, so I can prove to myself that I can putt, LOL Clubhouse: very nice. Ladies Locker room: OMG! It is big, it has a bar and all the bells and whistles. It has a plunge bath and jacuzzi with a TV while you soaks. I actually got lost inside the locker room. No joke. Comfort station: super clean and nice. Everything you can think of, they have it and more.

Super nice and relaxing and fun commuting of homes, golf, restaurants and family activities. Super…read morewealthy homes and upscale amenities. Loved the golf and it may have been the best maintained golf course I've ever been to. Billionaires live here but no one notices them as everyone just wants to relax and chill.

Very good rec center. I am happy to be a member. They have lots of machines, a full length indoor…read moreswimming pool, basketball courts, a sauna, and locker rooms. Cool lobby area as well.

Drove up to Incline Village from Las Vegas for my birthday. Never been up to Lake Tahoe and wanted…read morea place to workout still in the mornings during my stay and found this place. I was very fortunate to have met Peter early in the morning and he was super friendly and all around great guy. Really appreciated the welcome. The facility was also super nice and clean and very accommodating. Truly miss this place now that I'm back in Vegas but definitely looking forward to come back up north again and know where I will get a nice place to workout!

Highly recommend Tahoe Paddle and Oar! We were at the main store and parked parked in their lot…read more The owner who was very nice told us about booking online and where to go- through the underpass of crown hotel to the beach where the beach front store was set up and where we could find the restroom. Online booking was easy. I've posted a picture of the pricing. My group of four came in early may which is not peak season so we got two paddle boards and a double kayak easily. Michael by the beach front was great, he set us up, gave us some instructions and told us about the scenery so we could plan our time accordingly. We had a great time paddling Lake Tahoe and there weren't too many people on the lake. We basically had it to ourselves. We took pictures by the rocks that Michael suggested, it was gorgeous. Very serene and beautiful experience. RATES------1 Hour- 2 Hours - 1/2 Day -Full day Single Kayak- $30 $50 $75 $100 Double Kayak- $50 $80 $120 $160 Standup Paddleboard- $30 $50 $75 $100 Credit Card & ID required to rent. OPEN at 8am.

Great service, they bent back wards for our rentals. Offer…read morewet bags for our belongings.