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I've visited several of the LA County Park and Rec pools, and this one is the best by far. Very…read morefriendly, courteous staff, facilities are clean and relatively new. And on my first visit of the season, yesterday, I learned that they became a year-round pool this past year. If attendance increases, they may be a year round pool again this year, so please come out and support the pool. For those over 50 years old, you can buy a pass good for 30 entries for only $25! Ingrid, the manager, has made sure all the clocks work, and that the soap dispensers work in the outdoor showers. These are small things, but they make a difference to your experience there. Hours are 12 to 8 Tuesday through Friday, and 1-5 Saturday and Sunday. It's never been very crowded when I'm there. Come on out, and let's help them build attendance so they can stay open all year this year!

Love playing tennis here when I'm in the city. The area is amazing since its only a short walk to…read morethe commons and old town.

The facility is nice, but they have serious difficulties keeping the pool open and the management…read moreacts like they're doing me a favor when I complain about their incompetence. Also, this year they instituted an enormous increase in membership fees to be enacted over 2026 and 2027.

They close at 6pm during the summer…read more They ask for everyone out of the pool at 5:45pm... People work. It's the valley. It's 100+ degrees :( Reseda pool is open until 7pm! And they let you swim the full time :) Bye Felicia ;)

The lifeguards just sit and yell at people to obey a litany of mostly nonsensical rules that aren't…read moreposted anywhere. So. Many. Rules. It makes the entire experience incredibly unpleasant. There is very little shade. Just a lot of lifeguards on power trips. One day I was there during my kid's swim lesson and they made parents move from one of the few shady spots because "they have to be behind the white line." Why??? They empty the pools 10 minutes before they close, and won't let you in to swim within 20 minutes of closing. The hours are shorter from mid June to mid-August when kids are out of school. None of it makes any sense.

Being postpartum, I wanted something more than a regular gym that would help motivate me physically…read moreand mentally. I was a little hesitant to sign up at Equinox but I'm so happy I did. I've been a member for about 3 months and it's been such an incredible experience so far. Sivan was super helpful and helped me sign up. Her and along with everyone else I've encountered with have been nothing but wonderful. I did my assessment and complimentary personal training session with Jenn. She has such an extensive knowledge about wellness especially when it comes to women's health. She gave me some pointers about rebuilding my pelvic floor strength and put together a plan for me. I've also attended a few mat pilates and spin classes, which were great. Last month, I had a facial in their spa which was relaxing and exactly what I needed after not having a facial for almost a year. On a few occasions, I've brought my son with me and had him stay in the Kids Club. Emme and the others are so sweet and welcoming. Overall my experience at Equinox Woodland Hills has been really wonderful - from the welcoming staff, clean facility, variety of classes, to the positive vibes. Now as a working mom, I don't have as much time to go as often but I'm hoping to keep up with my work out routine.

After being a member for 4 years at this gym. Someone attacked me last night at 8 pm (Jan 13) while…read morei was doing bench press. No manager at the duty I called 911 but the staff did not let them come upstairs. Today I came back to talk to the manager and the AGM Jerimiah Sims told me the only thing he can do is to talk to the other guy ant not ban him from the gym nor can not pull the videos cuz there is no cameras upstairs as he said!!! At the end i left the gym with a canceled contract after 4 years of working out at this place

I wish our experience had been better. We went for several months of private lessons. Each lesson…read morewas 20 minutes long, and my daughter would be asked to work on the exact same thing, doing a back float. After several months she can't do the back float for as long as they'd like in order to progress her to anything else, but the program is completely linear, so if your kid can't back float independently for a long time, then they won't teach them to do anything else. It is a busy, loud, revolving door of kids coming in and out, and they move right to the next kid when yours gets out of the water, so there's not really time to talk to the teacher about what they will try differently next time. Trying to call the office is no use unfortunately. I've never gotten through. I wouldn't recommend this program for kids who need a tailored approach or who are nervous in the water. Maybe if your kid is already a great swimmer.

John has been our instructor at Swim Right Academy since March, and we couldn't be happier. My son…read moreVardan feels confident and comfortable in the water only with John--his calm, patient, and encouraging approach makes all the difference. He has a natural way with kids and knows exactly how to motivate and guide them. John also handles stressful situations with ease, creating a positive and supportive learning environment. The academy itself is also excellent--well-organized, clean, and very safety-focused. We always feel confident bringing our child there. We're truly grateful for both John and the Swim Right team, and we highly recommend them to any parent looking for quality swim instruction in a safe and welcoming setting.

I will forever compare every gym I go to, to this one. And none of them will measure up. I will…read moremiss it so much once I graduate. This place is CLEAN and has amazing equipment. Staff enforces mask wearing and wipes are available to wipe down your equipment. AND PEOPLE ACTUALLY DO IT!!? What?! Everyone re-racks the weights and plates properly, and there are plenty of squat racks and benches. They have a track to run on as well as a HIIT area on the upper floors. There is also an area to do abs and stretching. They offer private pilates, Zumba, and yoga classes. Not to mention that they have an incredible rock climbing wall. This place is luxurious and spacious, and I'm not mad about probably ~50% of my tuition going to its maintenance and upkeep. Only thing that bothers me about the SRC is that they have such limited hours around the holidays. For example, this past weekend following Thanksgiving, they were only open from 10-2 pm. They are also closed from Dec 25- Jan 1, which I guess is understandable. But then again they are closed the week before the spring semester starts. It makes me feel like if I wanted to work out during those times, I need to purchase a separate gym membership somewhere else (which I do not want to do). Also, keep in mind that if you want to rock climb, you have to come at certain times as well, when the rock climbing staff are there. They really need to bring back the guest passes! Especially if that guest was an alumnus. And if they are going to charge $180 a semester for alumni gym membership, maybe make it worth it by not randomly closing down a couple weeks before the semester starts.

From versatile gym equipment to fitness classes-- this place is three levels above and has good…read morequality fitness programs and a walk climbing wall. I'm definitely beginner in my fitness journey but even I know they have stuff that I haven't seen at other gyms. The only dumb thing is they won't allow you to check in for your fitness class if you're more than 1-2 minutes late.

Love this place! It's beautiful and the service is great! We get value because we come here for…read morepleasure, but also some business.

Oof... I'm so bummed to be writing this!…read more Things started out so great and so fun! Signed up as a racquet member and got xlife. We were told they were going to have a pickleball league and that the pickleball was super active. We were told about a fun scramble style game they played on Tuesdays and that folks were super welcoming. We were told the pool was a place we could hang out with our kid over the summer. Great bait and switch. None of these things happened. It does look like they're starting up their pickleball league this year. We joined at the end of Nov. 2024, only to be met with a pretty significant dues increase in January 2025. No mention of This at our sign up. We went once a week for pickleball and dinner. The childcare during those things was amazing (Fridays only). The ladies there were so sweet. The food at the restaurant was pretty good. The only issue there was the increase in prices. It went up pretty significantly in the one year we were there. The live music on Friday was wonderful, especially when Justin was there. The pickleball was dead. The Tuesday thing was a joke. They were not welcoming and def didn't do the scramble thing that was advertised. I went to the gym 3-4 times a week. It's small and super outdated. For the monthly fee, I expected much better quality equipment. The treadmills were rough and the teen swim team was always taking over. The classes were good though, especially JDs. The pool is for their swim team. That's it. I know that's not true formally, but that's the truth in practice. The family centered events were great (all extra charges). All of this would get them about a 3 star rating. The one star comes from their predatory billing practices. While we were members, there were numerous errors. I diligently check my statement every month. I found errors more months than I did not. I would guess that this is happening to more members than us. If you are a current member, do not trust them. Please review your statement every month. I'm talking hundreds of dollars in errors. In September, we put in our notice to leave at the end of November. Took literally weeks and multiple emails to finally get a response. They offered us the Halloween event for free as a thank you and goodbye. Surprise surprise, they charged us for it. Took multiple emails to get it removed. They have since tried to charge us for a renewal fee, dues for December, and I just received an invoice for January. I truly don't know how it can be THIS bad. I'm guessing a lot of their clientele just don't notice.

This is a great local sports complex that provide the community with a variety of sporting options…read more The grounds are always well kept, even though society has some punks that like to trash a place. The restrooms will not win any awards, but they are serviceable for your immediate needs. It's also a great middle ground meet-up spot to sync with friends from different areas of Los Angeles that would rather not venture to the other's side of the world! Lol.

Attended a soulful line dance class- clean, spacious facility- located at park- large free parking…read morelot- fun class- many other activities offered.

We've had a wonderful experience with Waterwings. Our daughter's instructor Esmeralda is patient,…read moreknowledgeable, and truly care about the child's progress and safety. The lessons are well-structured, fun, and confidence-building, and we've seen such a big improvement in swimming skills in a short time.

Samantha is the best deck manager, she's attentive and a great leader. She deserves to be…read morerecognized and she showed this kind of customer service this should be applied to all the locations. You should be a district trainer.

I've been taking Pilates classes at the Agoura Hills location and recently upgraded to the…read moremulti-location class pass so I could also attend classes at the Woodland Hills LA Fitness location. With the upgrade, there were a few backend issues, which meant I interacted with the front desk more than usual. What stood out to me was how positive that experience was because of the people working there. The front desk team at this location has been consistently warm, welcoming, and supportive. Every interaction I've had has been friendly and reassuring. Going to the gym can already feel intimidating for a lot of people, and having staff who greet you, smile, and genuinely want to help makes a big difference in whether you feel comfortable walking in the door. I especially want to mention Uriel. I'm not sure of his exact role, but he truly represents the tone of the front desk team. He's kind, patient, and attentive, and he makes you feel seen rather than rushed or dismissed. Employees like him are a big reason members feel safe and encouraged to keep showing up. A couple of days ago, I went in again to check on the status of my upgrade. The person assisting me wasn't sure how to resolve it and asked another staff member to step in. That individual, Rob, who I later learned is the general manager, had a noticeably different demeanor from the rest of the team. From the start, his tone felt defensive and closed off. There was no warmth or sense of wanting to help, and the interaction felt uncomfortable. Instead of feeling supported, I felt as though I was inconveniencing him simply by asking a question. In a gym environment, where many members already feel vulnerable, that kind of interaction can be discouraging. What stood out most was the contrast. The front desk staff consistently creates a welcoming and encouraging environment, while this interaction with leadership did the opposite. Leadership tone sets culture, and moments like this can either reinforce or undermine the experience members have. I'm sharing this because the front desk team truly deserves recognition, and because member-facing leadership interactions matter more than people realize.

Since my return I've noticed a big change in management and felt comfortable talking to staff…read more Front desk seems better and more professional. Restrooms & showers have improved.