Tumblestunt

71.6 mi

Inyokern is a world wide known soaring site because of its outstanding soaring location. This…read morefavorable desert/mountain geography has resulted in the achievement of world and national soaring records in the vicinity. Many sailplane pilots come from all over to fly the Sierras from here. The club does primary flight training, provides aerotow, great location for cross country and wave flying. Special deals for distance members and sailplane owners. The club also provides commercial sailplane flights. This club is an extremely affordable way to fly with a lot of great pilots in it's ranks.

Central Valley Athletics

(3 reviews)

4.6 mi

We have been apart of Cheer Gyms that treat you like a Business transaction but not CVA - The…read moreOwners Jackie and Cobbie treat you like Family, this is a totally different environment to experience. We look forward to new Adventures at CVA

While known for cheerleading, Central Valley Athletics also offers tumbling group classes and…read moreprivate tumbling lessons as well. The tumbling classes are affordable! Trained and experienced coaches lead the classes. I can't recommend them enough!

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Pixley Lions Club Pheasant Hunt

42.9 mi

I have attended this hunt since i was a small boy, this upcoming season will be my 19th anniversary…read moreand at the moment I am 24. I told fellow outdoorsman i have met at the local pub or in the field I would write a review and post it to bring in the business and keep this hunt going. When i was younger around 10 or so, I wrote a letter to the Pixley Lions Club explaining how much I loved this event, that it was my favorite holiday. I wasnt old enough to hunt yet either. When the season finally rolled around I remember finsihing baseball practice and jumping into my Pa's big lifted Dodge with our new trailer behind it and going nuts driving up the 5 to finally reach my favorite place in the world. From dreaming about it so much everyone inside the Lions Club headquarters looked familiar. I remember getting a map for my Dad when the lady selling the tickets behind me called my name. I turned around a bit confused, I saw my picture on the wall of my little sister and I next to my letter when she slid a hat across the old fiber board table. She said "this is for you honey". I picked up my custom embroidered hat and noticed my name on the back and held it for a new moments. I remember wanting to cry. That was the best season we had ever had. Last year, 2011, i was greeted by that same woman. A bit older now but still on a class level of beauty. She didnt remember me but she was just as nice as the day i met her 14 years ago. She told my father and I that her husband and her had started the Pixley Hunt some decades before and absolutely loved benefiting the community and satisfying customers. This year Im going to wear my hat that is my lucky hat and never leaves my sight. Im going to remind her who I am and how much i love the yearly anticipation and appreciate the kindness and hospitality we have recieved every year. This hunt will fill the gap in your outdoorsman soul. It is what you put into it, theres no such thing as an easy hunt, The folks from Pixley are helpful and kind. I will never miss this hunt for the rest of my time here on Earth. Its a beautiful place where my father and I share some of our greatest memories with eachother and friends.

Legends of Gold California

4.0

69.0 mi

COVID-19 phase: My…read moremother saw an ad driving and thought their Tri-tip sandwich looked really good and she wanted it and I get to have the other half. Yay! She called in and spoke to Angel who was very nice! She ordered the Tri-Tip sandwich and the worker said it would be 10 minutes. We went to go get it. Great place. Awesome music playing. Great sandwich! The meat is tender and delicious! The place is clean. They have outside seating. Great service and delicious food! Recommended!

From the owner: We specialize in youth wrestling instruction. All of our coaches are highly qualifiedread more

Outside eating area. They also have a very nice fountain.

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Lone Pine Pheasant Club

(12 reviews)

97.6 mi

I had been looking at this place for several years thinking we might give it a try. This year we…read morepulled the trigger and went. My son my nephew a friend and myself went there this last weekend. It was a great experience . The birds were flying and we missed a few early purely our fault. Then we heated up and shot a bunch. The guide and his dog were great and got us on the birds. The owner was a fantastic host and they all were very helpful. The lunch was great and the bird guys cleaned and packaged our birds. Overall it was worth the drive and we will definitely go back next year maybe twice. Thank You for a wonderful experience.

Our group of five hunted this club in early February and we could not have been happier. A perfect…read morehunt day from start to finish. Great management, great dogs and handler, and birds cleaned and packaged perfect. They even end the day with a delicious lunch at their awesome club house. We will surely be hunting with them again. Thanks !

Max' first pheasant adventure

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D-BAT

(16 reviews)

4.9 mi

We have softball practice there and it's overall awesome people there are vary nice and welcoming…read morealso it's nice because they have mini melts there

It was awesome experience, only 4 stars because it's ALWAYS PACKED with people and teamsread more

Come check out our pro shop!

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Come check out our pro shop!

Greystone Park

(5 reviews)

6.4 mi

This is an amazing free, community park which offers the instant ability to cool off on those…read morewarmer Bakersfield days. The park has large open fields for large field games, one half court for basketball, space for grilling, overhead coverage for eating, a nice playground for the kids, and oh yeah.. the big attraction, the "spray park". The spray park is a mini water park experience which sprays water out of various fun installations with a large bucket at the top which fills with water and dumps a large amount of water on all below. I remember when this park first opened up as a kid. The spray park was a complete game changer. The bucket seemed as large as any water parks. If you had asked me back then, I basically had the Nickelodeon hotel water park from TV for free at my local park. Whether it's the kiddos playing around in the water or us older folks dipping our heads under one of the water fixtures for a moment of relief on those warmer days, having a place to cool down is much appreciated by all.

This is a great not just great but fucking fantastic park. the atmosphere and the neighborhoods…read morearound it gives us a safe space.

The perfect day for some fun at the park!!

Water park

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Firehouse Water water Bucket . This is a water park.

Jastro Park

4.1

(22 reviews)

1.2 mi

I had some time inbetween meetings while in downtown Bakersfield and wanted some fresh air under a…read moreshaded tree, so I pulled up to Jastro Park and took some time to enjoy this nice public space. It was great to see it a buzz with a large family gathering bumping good tunes, individuals escaping the heat in a similar fashion to myself, and folks taking pictures. It's cool to see the city continue to invest into this park with the pickle ball courts and upgrades being done for the pavilion. I need to come back to get some time on those pickle ball courts!

If anyone was at the Juneteenth event here on Saturday, and was at the playground, I was the girl…read morethat fell backwards whilst swinging up high and landed on my side. I feel a bit embarrassed now, it is too late to be embarrassed, my pelvis, hips and arm are very sore now, when I hit the ground, my legs felt limp...My experience, not very good and had to be extra careful.

I forgot a fork & Rice Bowl didn't give her one either so here we are, at the park, eating w/our fingers! ;) Makes it fun, I guess!! Haha.

World War II Memorial.

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Big kid playground.

Kern River Parkway

4.5

(27 reviews)

1.3 mi

We had an amazing morning walking my pup at the Kern River Parkway! It was a gorgeous day, and…read morethere were plenty of squirrels for him to try to befriend. We obviously stopped to grab a morning cafecito as we embarked on our walk! There was so much life happening! People walking their dogs, jogging, biking, and just enjoying the beautiful Bakersfield weather. Such a fun and peaceful time. I'll definitely be bringing my pup here more often!

I cycle all over the USA and some other countries, so last Sunday thankfully I was able to travel…read moreto Bakersfield to cycle the 20 mile (40 mile RT) paved Kern River Parkway Bike Trail I heard so much about. First I just have to say that the other cyclists I met on the trail here was so friendly that I thought that I was in Louisiana. What I mean is that when I am cycling in Irvine, Newport Beach or Santa Monica where I ride most of the time, less than 5% of other cyclists will say hello to you and less than 5% of other cyclists will respond if you say hello to them. But in Bakersfield, at least 75% of the cyclists that I past on the path said hello to me!! I could not believe it! I did not know what was going on? I was not used to that hospitality. What do they put in the water in Bakersfield? Maybe they all knew I was not from the City so they were being friendly--they probably all knew one another? It was a weird contrasting experience to life in LA. Anyway--I can write a book about my day on the Trail but will keep it concise: I parked at the River Walk Park which is located at 11298 Stockdale Hwy, 93311 (for those not from the city). Or you can can park at the outdoor shopping mall next door that has lot's of restaurants and a Target. (Don't park in front of any stores to bike ride--park in the middle or back.) From here, I first road the Trail West 9 miles to the end point. It's a lonely desolate stretch--I have never ridden anywhere where I was so alone for miles with no roads or cars. You can ride as fast as you want over here and bother no one. Every so often I came across someone. I did see a few single men and women riding alone that made me feel better. Then I returned to the River Walk Park--had lunch at the car from my cooler and then traveled East on the Path to the end. The East section passes bike stores, exit Coffee Road (which comes up right away) for Trader Joe's or Sully's Convenience Store or Starcrooks. You pass many parks and lakes and some restrooms. I saw on the East section of the path along the Kern River an Ecological Disaster with tons of garbage all over the river bed, graffiti, and homeless camping for endless miles. Some of the homeless were so entrenched that they had well developed tents, backyards, dogs, and even hanging clothes up to dry as if they have been living there for a long time. There were certain sections that were either scary or disconcerting riding the path alone. I felt like I needed to bring a handgun for protection to do this ride. As nice as it was having 20 miles of no car, well paved bike path in each direction, I am not sure I would do this ride again alone--I would if I returned with a riding partner. I gave the path 5 stars out of respect for Bakersfield years ago taking the planning time and resources to build a great bike and walking trail for the public. But what I saw going on along at least 8 miles of that path was an absolute disgrace that if was in charge of this city I would not tolerate for a second. I would fight every legal battle to return that River bed and it's adjacent areas to the condition it was 20 years ago. You do not have a right to set up residence in a public area. What I saw will cost tax payers Billions of Dollars in environmental cleanup. And yes, here is LA this is a problem too. Overall it was a Great day in Bakersfield--I can tell some of the best people in California live here.

Great picture close the water

Taking a break along the path

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Playing fetch with my dog

Buena Vista Lake

3.0

(54 reviews)

15.6 mi

I've been coming to Buena Vista Lake since I was 16. It has always been a fun safe and family…read moreoriented place to stay. Camp sites are large and well kept. Its very outdoorsy and there are bugs but if you prepare you can really deter them. We spray our campsite upon arrival for ticks and fleas and roaches. We keep all food inside and clean up and throw away all trash. We don't use harsh led lights. We also jeep a low (one log) smoke fire going during the day as the smoke really helps keep em at bay but doesn't smoke out the campsite. Plus it smells good and makes it campier. Tips: bring outside sandals and watershoes. They have goat-head stickers that feel like tiny needles when stepped on and they are everywhere no matter how much to try to sweep. We have a no shoe policy in the rv so it really helps. Bring lots of bug spray for your person. Its a lake and there are lots of bugs. This place really is awesome for skiers. The rangers are serious about the safety and integrity of this place so of you're looking for a big party its not glamis. Go somewhere else. Cons: tent camping. Probably not the best place if its hot and muggy. You really need ac in these temps. The lake is a huge help but hey trailers are always better. The lake is slowly losing water level. But not by a whole lot. Maybe 5 feet in 20 years. So for boat owners with low props it could be a concern. The rangers are very vigilant. And while this isn't a con for me it could be for you. So mind your manners. A little goes a long way here. But if you want a good skiing lake this is the best place in Cali.

The state of decay of the restroom is unbelievable 3 days camping there not a single day did a…read moremaintenance person come by and clean it. When you pay for a service 130 dollars for camp ground plus parking fee almost 150 dollars total. It's really fucking upsetting mediocre people run this facility. no working sinks as well .

Please clean up after your pets. Poop bag stations are provided throughout park.

Nice

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Tumblestunt - sports_clubs - Updated August 2026

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Bakersfield Racquet Club

4.4

(17 reviews)

The grounds are always well-kept and clean. Everyone here is pleasant and welcoming. Even though…read morewe're not members of the club, the program through the High School allowed my child to get hands on training lessons from coach Anthony during the summer. The coaches here were dedicated, patient and focused. Thank you the club for your dedication and commitment to the sport.

Former member here. Took time off for family and work obligations but came out today as a guest…read moreand experienced harassment for being a guest by Sandy S. And it was not just myself but other guests who are also former members. She made crass comments about us going to the office and paying our fees for being guests and proceeded to take pictures of us, without our consent, being in the waiting area and playing in the court. We were invited guests who did indeed go through the required protocols. It was completely unnecessary behavior and honestly, it was not that great of a place to play. There are only four courts and you can't get 3.5+ games unless you go on certain nights and even then the cliques won't let people they feel are their caliber play. Sandy S. has been suspended from the club for the very same behaviors demonstrated today. BRC needs to reconsider people (Jim B. Sandy S.) who think they own the club. Until then, it will never truly be an inclusive place where everyone is treated with respect and can enjoy the game.

McMurtrey Aquatic Center

4.3

(21 reviews)

I love this place. I travel to bako for work and have met people here that are so friendly. I live…read morethat the lanes go the width of the pool rather than length. And the fun music just makes it so much fun!!

Traveling through Bakersfield and wanted to swim this is a great place to do laps wonderful…read morefacility!!

American Kids Sports Center

3.6

(52 reviews)

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I've never had an issue with American kids until just now. I have two of my kids in swim class…read moreright now and for the first time I forgot to pack towels. There wasn't enough time to drive home during class time to get them so I kindly asked the front desk if they by chance allow me to borrow one. They obviously have some for the employees here. The lady said "you can buy some" and pointed at the shelf where they were located. I'm sorry, but I find this inconsiderate. How can owners/managers not train employees to empathize with a parent in a situation like this. Especially when it's 50 degrees outside and even more when paying the money that is spent for tuition.

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