REVIEW FOR LAP SWIMMING I've come here twice to swim laps…read more The staff here is friendly and the pool is clean. It's best to make a reservation online for a specific time that you want to swim so you don't have to share a lane ($5 for non-residents, $1 for residents). You can make these reservations online up to 30 minutes before your desired start time; lanes are available up to two weeks in advance. There are limited drop-in spaces. Swimmers must be at least 12 years of age and able to swim continuous laps. Restrooms are available for you to change, as well as an outdoor shower to rinse off the chlorine. Just keep swimming!

Love the CRC, very competent people and helpful. Great customer service and lots of awesome…read moreprograms they have to offer and at reasonable prices!

We just signed the kiddos up for summer swim and decided to check out this facility. Not sure if…read morethis is new or just newly renovated, but it is really nice! The pool is well staffed, the aquatics team is friendly, and my daughter's teacher is absolutely great! The place itself is located right next to the huge splash area. We haven't been inside the community center yet since the pool has a separate entrance, but we will be sure to check it out as the summer progresses. There are plenty of concrete bench blocks set up around the pool area with covering (thank goodness). It helps, especially as it heats up during the day. Parking was easy and ample at the time we went (10am), and again, the staff was friendly and super helpful!

I went with 23 other Seniors on an excursion to Julian on 12/10. I would like to offer praise to…read moreMax, our bus driver and Samantha, our excursion helper. They both go above and beyond in every way and help make our excursions extra special! Thanks so much, Max and Sam

There's quite a few things to do there and the team is always so helpful and approachable. Very…read morefriendly place to go.

My daughter has been dancing Hula/Tahitian through the community center for nearly 7 years. She has…read morehad the opportunity to perform for the city at their Easter events, puts on a summer showcase as well as a holiday end of the year showcase as well. In all these years, the instructor has kept her prices low even though she could charge a lot more and has expanded to include different/extra classes as well as making sure she adds new dance elements and implements to their dances to keep things new and fresh. We love the girls at the main office, especially Michelle and Zebbie, they are both always so friendly and helpful if you ever need anything. The city of Murrieta offers so many affordable classes for children and adults, highly recommend! Everyone outside of the city of Murrieta is welcomed as well, you just pay an extra small non-residential fee.

Wonderful place for activities for kiddos. I'd love to give it five stars, but very disappointed…read morewith the quality of customer service from Michelle Hamilton in the office, I believe was her name. I observed her interaction with a family of a child on the spectrum engaging in challenging behavior in the hallway. She stepped out of the office and asked the parent to take it outside in a very passive aggressive tone. No compassion once so ever. I'd hope that individuals who work there and are surrounded by kids, might approach with a bit of sensitivity. Something to consider for the future. Put a bad taste in my mouth. Hope it doesn't happen to others in the future.

Great Fraternity organization. Patrons are friendly, they have a pool table, music and they hold…read morefun events.

Such an amazing place. Great drinks, even better people and reminds me of Montana. Mark and Kristen…read morehelped us get in and two more folks introduced us to the way of the Moose. I absolutely love it and can't be happier to support such a great establishment. Drinks are stiff, jokes are wonderful and people are like family. Members only which makes it even better.

I come here for my garden club meeting once a month. The area that we have our meeting is quite…read morespacious and could be divided into two rooms with a room divider. There is a cafeteria serving area, which I heard they serve meals here for senior citizens. There are restrooms, and I could only speak for the ladies room that it has a handful of stalls and that is always kept up to par. I hope to take advantage of some of the programs they have to offer in the future. Outdoors you will find they have tennis, basketball and pickle ball courts. They also have two different play areas with play structures. The play areas do have scheduled hours for students. It is open to the public after those hours. Unfortunately, I forgot to get a picture of that info. There is designated parking that seem to fill up fast. Also available is street parking.

Being a new mom, I'm always on the lookout for activities for my daughter. The Fallbrook Community…read moreCenter offers so many classes for all age ranges at really affordable prices (some are free!). I would recommend following them on Facebook to keep up to date on what's currently being offered/what's coming up. We're currently enrolled in a toddler ballet class and look forward to attending every week.

I have lived in this community for the past 12 years, and during that time I have watched our HOA…read morefees continue to increase while the condition of our common areas has steadily declined. The lush green grass that once lined our walking paths and roadways has been replaced by brown patches, broken sprinklers, and a desert-like landscape that does not reflect the character or appearance of the community we chose to live in. As homeowners, we continue to pay higher HOA dues with the expectation that those funds will be invested back into maintaining and improving our neighborhood. Unfortunately, a simple drive through the community tells a different story. The deterioration of our landscaping and common areas raises legitimate concerns about where our HOA dues are being spent. I urge the HOA Board to be transparent about how our assessments are being allocated and to prioritize restoring and properly maintaining the common areas. Our community deserves to reflect the level of investment that homeowners are making each month.

Severe decline in amenities since we moved here. Grass has brown spots. Basketball courts missing…read morenets. Pools often filled with people drinking. HOA effort needs to be put into upkeep of common areas

I give this a five star review because Greer ranch is a wonderful place to live. The HOA sucks and…read moreI do not care for the management at all, but the community is clean, secure, friendly and quiet- not to mention beautiful.

This is a great community to grow up in, amazing hiking trails and just overall a beautiful…read morecommunity. I met the best people in my neighborhood here. Overall a super safe, good environment!