amazing playground with so many things to do. A bit skewed for older kids (they don't have toddler…read moreslides), but amazing Farm theme!

I enjoyed this park a lot because 1. It's vey clean and…read morewell maintained 2. it has restrooms 3. it has a very unique barn theme with giant horses, pigs, and a tractor 4. there is shaded seating 5. it's usually pretty empty great find and if I'm in the area I will definitely go again.

Front desk is rude! I called to inquire about volunteer opportunities for myself as a college…read morestudent and see what programs they have for my teenager and the woman rushed me off the phone to take another call before I even got to ask about programs for my son.

Registered my children for CPR class at the T.O. Teen Center. Arrived to find one instructor for a…read moreclass of 12. Decided to stay and observe. So glad I did! Not one other parent present. This is really a problem. CRPD contracted with a low budget, understaffed, and ill-equipped company! I ended up helping the elderly instructor as she was unable to sit on the floor to show proper chest compressions. The mannequins were too heavy for her to lift and NO disease barriers for making mouth to mouth contact with the mannequins. GROSS!! Instructor fatigued easily and seemed out of her league. The poor kids that were there just wanted the two hour session to end so they could claim they were "certified" for their babysitter jobs. NO WAY were these unsuspecting kids ready or able to deliver proper and effective CPR to anyone let alone precious children! Class ended with the instructor exhausted as her slovenly boss showed up to collect the money. No certificates were issued. Called CRPD and was told, "oh well ... what are you gonna do..." Government and its cronies at their finest!! NEVER AGAIN for any CRPD class!

Kids camp director is extremely rude and acts like no one else can use the public playground. She…read morewill bully you out of there even though it's a PUBLIC area. She has made a couple of very rude comments to me. When my daughter was playing and fell right next to her, she went like "whatever". I would never trust my kids to these people. Pay attention who you're hiring to work with kids!!!!

I'm starting to visit more of the CPRD and what a gem this park is! It was packed on a Saturday,…read morewhich was great to see. Lots of family and friends out enjoying the park. Plenty of shade and places to sit. Open mornings until around sunset depending on time of year. I highly recommend a visit soon!

I mainly go for the pool for swimming training for triathlons. Everything is clean (pool,…read morebathrooms, locker rooms). I get my own lane to myself over 95% of the time. I go weekday mornings when there are 8 lanes for lap swim. No complaints. I should probably use it more, but I do other fitness activities outside or at home.

SUMMER CAMP. This review is for their summer camp / mini camp catering to 3 and 4 year old…read morechildren: This was, without question, the worst childcare experience our family has ever had. If you are considering sending your 3- or 4-year-old to the Yarrow Family YMCA Mini Camp, I strongly encourage you to look elsewhere. We removed our children almost immediately because we completely lost confidence in the people responsible for their care. The counselors looked like they didn't want to be there. Every single day felt like the children were an inconvenience. Parents were barely acknowledged. The kids were barely acknowledged. Getting a simple update about our children's day was like pulling teeth, and most of the time we received nothing more than a one-word answer. The lead counselor, Ella, should not be working with preschool-aged children. Throughout our time there, I personally observed her rolling her eyes, speaking to children in a harsh tone, acting visibly annoyed, and showing very little warmth or patience. She rarely smiled, rarely greeted anyone, and consistently gave the impression that she did not want to be around young children. The final straw happened during morning drop-off. The children were standing outside on the patio when one little girl repeatedly said, "Miss Ella, I'm cold." Ella's response? "I don't have a jacket to give you." In a rude annoyed tone of voice while rolling her eyes. No compassion. No attempt to solve the problem. No offer to bring the child inside. No effort to call her parent. No attempt to check the lost and found. Nothing. The little girl tucked her arms into her shirt because she was so cold. I watched this happen with my own eyes. As a parent, I was horrified. To that little girl's family, I won't mention her name to protect her privacy, but if your daughter has light skin and curly or wavy hair and you happen to read this, please contact me. I ran to my car hoping I had an extra sweater for her, but unfortunately I didn't. I'm so sorry your daughter was treated that way. She deserved kindness, not dismissal. I immediately called the camp director, Tori, expecting concern over our experience. Instead, she became defensive almost immediately and essentially told us that the camp "wasn't a good fit" and wanted to remove us from the program. There was no sincere concern about the child, no accountability, and no indication that she wanted to investigate what had happened. It felt like getting rid of the complaining parent was easier than addressing the problems. At that point, we started looking for another camp because we knew we could not leave our children there. We contacted three other camps. Two of them independently told us we were the third family who had recently contacted them after leaving this YMCA because of negative experiences. While I cannot speak for those other families, hearing that only confirmed we had made the right decision. The only counselor who actually appeared to care was Cara (or Kara). She smiled. She greeted parents. She interacted with the children. She actually seemed happy to be there. Unfortunately, one caring counselor cannot make up for the overall atmosphere created by the rest of the staff. The safety concerns were equally alarming. Three- and four-year-old children were dropped off on an outdoor patio with a gate leading directly into a large parking lot. Adults who were not part of the preschool program regularly walked through the patio to access the YMCA café, and the gate was often left open. That is not the level of security I expect for preschool-aged children. At pickup, I repeatedly overheard other children saying they were bored. Given how little engagement I observed from most of the counselors, I wasn't surprised. After speaking with Tori, Casey returned our belongings. Her interaction with us was unnecessarily aggressive and rude, even in front of our young children. The only person who treated us with professionalism and genuine concern was Jamie Gonzalez, the YMCA's Chief Operating Officer. Jamie was respectful, listened to our concerns, and handled the situation professionally. Jamie was the one bright spot in an otherwise unacceptable experience. Jamie's call is the only reason we did not bring forth legal action. We immediately removed our children, and I have absolutely no regrets. Preschool-aged children deserve caregivers who are warm, patient, attentive, and genuinely enjoy being around children. That was not what we experienced here. Parents trust camps with their most precious people. Based on what I personally witnessed, I would not trust this program with my children again, and I cannot recommend it to anyone considering enrolling their child.

I would rate it 4.5. People are very nice, friendly,…read morehelpful. Good Supervision. Center is clean and comfortable. Lots of separate rooms and a big 'ballroom' Lots of different activities for Seniors, some table games, but there are various physical activity classes also. Movie once a month is nice. Knitting, chess, bridge, mah-jong, Zumba, dancing, bingo, TV bowling, ping-pong, pool tables, Computer center. (I was a volunteer in installing Windows software, as well as teaching some classes and organizing the classes). Note: Some classes require a fee. And special holiday/occasions/acts are constantly on the schedule. Various Travel tours crop up. Food in cafeteria has improved quite a bit since the new chef arrived on the scene some months ago, and for $4 a meal, it's pretty good. You do need to sign up. Only comment is that I wish it was start at 11:30 as all the literature states, not 11:40+. One other comment is that I wish the 'next month' Gazette would show up around the last 2 days of the month, instead of having to wait until the actual month itself starts. Location is excellent with the TO Library on one side, and Teen Center on the other. And behind Goebel and Library are parks that also have special scheduled activities or for picnic. I highly recommend that if you are live around this area, come in and pick up a brochure on what activities there are.

Goebel is the best senior center, there is something for everyone. The manager is excellent and…read moretalented. The building and surroundings is clean and organized. The parties are wonderful and the decorations are superb. Great talent is brought in for our concerts and parties and everything is set at a fair price.

The employee's are great! at the front desk, However the Micro manager they have to deal with is so…read morenegative and is not working for the community. He is so far from being supportive to the customers. I am trying to get my Grandson enrolled into a class and he was discouraging and negative. This is supposed to be a positive experience for my grandson and myself there needs to be a positive energy and with him there was not. Sad to say. We do love the class we are taking currently but moving forward we may try another park and rec. center. When hiring these people on for this role there really needs to be happy positive vibe, not at this center sad to say.

This is a beautiful park in an idyllic setting with the Santa mountains rising majestically in the…read morebackground. There's links to hiking trails nearby and the park is walkable. There's some nice sand volleyball Court, tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamonds, batting cages (need the key for these) and archery targets. The community center has indoor and outdoor activities and a working kitchen for cooking classes. The park is in a safe, family friendly neighborhood. You'll find a tiny playground but massive fields that are sometimes open and sometimes in use (think soccer and kids sports). Overall we enjoy this location and have utilized the picnic tables (first come basis) for parties. Bring an extra jacket as this location is one of the colder ones in newbury park and can be very unexpectedly windy.

A huge thank you to Emily Navarrete at Sky Zone Thousand Oaks! She was incredibly helpful, quick to…read morerespond, and went above and beyond to help us organize a homeschool end-of-the-school-year celebration. Everything went smoothly, and the kids had an amazing time!!! The staff on the day of our event were wonderful as well. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and quick to help with anything we needed. We truly appreciated how accommodating the entire team was. Thank you for helping make our celebration such a special and memorable day!

This trampoline park was one of the worst experiences I have ever had. I had to pay $40 for these…read morestupid docs we had to wear. They were not letting us use our own. And I will never come back here. The only good part is the Wi-Fi. And even that sucks. We heard the employees talking about us, and I feel scammed. $100 for 4 people! That's CRAZY! i HIGHLY do not recommend coming here. EVER.