After the remodel I think this is a gym with a value that is very difficult to beat. I've only…read morepersonally been here a handful of times as a guest. But every experience so far has been great! There's plenty of cardio machines available at all times. From what I've seen people are respectful and wipe down the equipment after use. The biggest bonus is you can bring a guest with you every time. It's like a two in one membership! In the multiples times I've been here I've only seen one machine out of service. Certain machines are very popular/almost always in use like the assisted pull up. I think there may only be one of those. There's a vending machine with drinks available. The people working at the front have been polite. Be warned there are signs not to leave any valuables in the lockers. Keep them with you at all times. Even in early-mid January this gym wasn't that crowded.

I have been attending this gym for over a year. I have complained about the state of the mens…read more locker /room restroom for the entire time I have attended here. Nothing ever changes. Currently there is a urinal out of order, it has been out of order for 3 months. Previously the only other urinal was out of order and had not been addressed or cleaned . It was disgusting. Stale urine sitting for weeks is not acceptable in a public restroom. I have encountered hair in the sinks, toothpaste on the countertop, unclean floors and the showers smell like mildew/mold. I would never use the showers or lockers for fear of disease or bugs. This facility is absolutely repulsive. Do better Planet Fitness Vallejo!

TLDR: stay clear of this place, unless you like paying thousands for glorified day care…read more UPDATE - response to owner's (Cheronda A.) reply to this review: Hi Cheronda, I already did exactly what you suggest, before leaving this review I reached out to you directly to raise my concerns, which you refused to address after which you ended our conversation by writing quote; "There will be no further correspondence on this matter.", which now results in your incongruity between your private and public communication being on public display. Original review: British Swim School's Vallejo location, run by Cheronda A. and team, advertise their program as being able to "instilling water survival skills that save lives". After 17 months (64 lessons) and $2500 down the drain, we pulled our son from this program due to it being more akin to an aquatic day care (with you as the parent remaining present) than a swim program. The people at the school are nice enough interpersonally, but these are the red flags to notice: - After an initial few weeks you stop getting feedback, which when given is always verbally and never through skill progress item in the British Swim School's app. If you challenge the owner (Cheronda A.) on this, you will be gaslighted in there being more feedback than there actually is, and that it is their policy to only give verbal feedback versus using the app for what it is intended. - You'll notice your child will have many different instructors throughout lessons, with great variety as seniority as instructors. - You're paying about $40 for a 30min session, but on avg. there are 4 kids per classes, meaning even if you round up that's $40 for 10 minutes of instruction, as in the 64 "lessons" we paid for equates to having paid $2500 for less than 11 hours of instruction. - The lessons are utterly simple snd repetitive, and not lessons at all, the same 4 simple things are just endlessly repeated without any coaching or guidance from the instructors towards the child as to what to do different or how to improve. - The final straw, when you confront them on the inadequacies listed above, they will a) gaslight you in terms of feedback cycles, but much much worse, b) blame the lack of results on your child. In summary, this school will happily take your money for providing very little, and in terms of practical outcomes are operating in opposition of their mission statement.

I can't express how much I love this place! From the customer service reps to the head management,…read morethe entire staff is knowledgeable, patient, and kind. My child absolutely loves coming here--and because of that, so do I! LOL! Highly recommend checking it out.

Ive been trying to get in touch with the GM of this location through other managers-in-charge about…read moreconcern of safety and well-being. My concerns have fell on deaf-ears and it's unfortunate because I really enjoyed going to this gym for the past few years. Need a good place to work out? Sure! It's nice! But I don't know if they take their members seriously.

I'll start with the not so good: I would love to see more…read moreLife Cycle exercise bicycles. There is only one, downstairs, and the exercise bicycle upstairs isn't the same type and it's not comfortable for me. The one downstairs has been broken for 3 weeks. I have brought it to the attention of 3 staff members who have heard it and said it will be taken care of. The front wheel makes a terrible clanging sound that is as disturbing to the people around me as it is to me. Please fix the machine promptly and seriously consider getting getting an additional one upstairs. For a fitness center of this size one more is the bare minimum. There are often people waiting to use this one frequently. Otherwise a great place to work out! The staff is friendly and it is clean and bright. .

This is great baseball with a community focused leadership team of Kevin and his staff and the…read moremanager Phillips . Kevin is committed to Vallejo and providing our City a fun and successful baseball team. Vallejo has a lot to be proud of, Mare Island, Vino God Father, good eateries like Anchor Cafe and Gracie's and so many more. The Admirals are fun to watch, come out to the ballpark. You WILL come back .

I've been wanting to check out a game for some time. I went to a Saturday night game and it was a…read morefun experience. I'm guessing the attendance was about 90-100 people. Bleacher seats were $5 and put you right next to the action. Every inning or so there was a a fan participation event (quiz or tire race). The Costco hotdog was $4 and the local Mare Island Brewing Co. beer was $5. It was a fun experience and if you have any interest in baseball or even if you don't this is worth checking out. If you go on a Saturday night game in summer you may want to sit in the right field bleachers because it's less windy and you'll get the sun until sundown. Give it a try and you'll be coming back for more.

Went with friends to a circuit class using classpass. Kelly was the instructor, she's very sweet…read moreand approachable. It was my first time there and also my first time doing a circuit class like that, and she helped guide me when I questions about each station and correct form. Would recommend this place and I would book another class with them as well!

Berto and Kelly are awesome and their passion for fitness really comes through in their training…read more They've created an inclusive space that is welcoming to all fitness levels & Vallejo is lucky to have them. They take the time to understand your fitness goals and ensure correct form. There's a mix of strength training, circuit training, and step classes so there's something for everyone. I 100% recommend reaching out to schedule a consultation.

A true hidden gem in the growing community of American Canyon. The AC Little League Complex has…read morebeen the home to many kids (including mine) over the years. The complex boasts a total of 4 fields, a highly touted snack bar and countless volunteers who have dedicated themselves to making the league what it is today. Quick tip - Early discounted sign-ups are typically held during the winter months.

The Vallejo Seaweed play at Wilson Park in Vallejo and it is a great local event! There is a snack…read moreshop with food and drinks at a super reasonable price, or you can bring your own food and drinks as well. They have a raffle every game, and a chance for the kids to run the bases. It's just perfect hometown baseball. Kids are free and adult tickets are $10 (no need to buy ahead you can when you get there). There was a bit of a kerfuffle for the 2025 season with the owner attempting to move the team to Santa Rosa, but they ended up coming back to Vallejo because that is clearly where the team is meant to be. Please come for the 2026 season and bring the fam!! Games are already listed on their website (it's very dated, but you can get the information you need), and the season starts in May.

Vallejo fans, say g'bye to the former semi-pro Admirals and hello to a different league & team in…read morethe Vallejo SEAWEED. When learned, I privately joked among friends that any name with WEED in it is very apropos to the area, lol. And I'm actually digging the funky green uni's and team colorway, despite some who opine they look like green puke? Haven't taken in a game yet at Wilson Park, as season has just begun. Pecos League and new team looks like they're still trying to find their (SEA) legs a bit and smooth out opening kinks, particularly here in Vallejo. Appears somewhat less organized than the former league of the Admirals, as evidenced by a talent shot out for qualified players? Got a glove & a beer belly? Maybe you too can play? (JK) I've got a small merchandise order placed about 3 weeks ago to show my support, but the order remains unfulfilled with staff ghosting my follow up inquiries. If anyone from the F.O. sees this message and can help, please feel free to reach out & inbox me. And I'll revisit & update this review as necessary.

Popularly known as VJO, this a great privately funded swim team. My sons have been on the team for…read moremay years and have progressed to the point where each has a couple Far Western times thanks to the nurturing environment which the coaches provide. Olympian Natalie Caughlin swam here in her early days! There is no pressure to strive for greatness here though, self improvement is the name of the game. The new Coach, Jennifer T, is wonderful. A former champion swimmer herself, she has taught my sons how to improve their technique and she fosters a great sense of team spirit. If you live within a 20 minute drive of Vallejo (we practice at the Cunningham Aquatic complex run by the GVRD) you should consider having your kids join. PS: If it were your last day on earth you should go to a swim meet - they last forever!

From the owner: We are a year round youth and adult swim team serving the city of Vallejo for over 60 year.read more