Great brunch! Many options for breakfast items including omelettes and Benedict's, great pancakes…read morewith any berries you want or bananas or chocolate chips! Lunch items too.. tacos, Sandwiches are upscale, I had an ahi tuna burger which I loved. The owner is Danish and there are Danish items on the menu. The meatballs are great and if you like pickled beets, yum! But I usually get an omelette, my son orders "the ultimate". A big breakfast with pancake, eggs, meat of choice, hash browns and toast! (Son is a young athletic man)! Atmosphere is the best in Marin, I'd say for brunch, sitting on the water and overlooking the swimming pool sandwiched between the pool and tennis courts, our SF friends love to join us at the Club! Have had dinners here too which were great! Full bar and wine list! Never a poor experience and friendly service!

Gorgeous pool. The gym could be bigger and more spread out and more cardio / strength classes. I…read morehaven't joined because of that, as well as a pricy initiation fee. I think if you live locally there should be a waived or heavily discounted initiation fee. I'm not a regular tennis player so not enough for me to join given the initiation fee.

This is certainly one of the more posh, family-friendly tennis/swim clubs in Marin County…read more Located just off the beaten path from downtown Tiburon, TPC boasts a spectacular, natural setting. Even if you weren't coming here to exercise or play, it's a beautiful property to hike, bike, or walk your dog. As for the facility itself, they have some of the nicest tennis courts around. They are well maintained, there's always fresh water for players, and there's a nice shaded area for friends & spectators. I've enjoyed playing here numerous times over the year. Every year the club hosts the Tiburon Challenger which attracts some of the best players from around the world. It's really cool to be able to enjoy such world-class tennis in your own backyard. As I mentioned before, the club is extremely family-friendly. You always see kids swimming in the pool and playing ping-pong and other games on the grass. My only gripe with TPC is their bar/restaurant. The service always seems to be disjointed, and the prices always seem high for the food/drinks that you get. But it's a small gripe. Everything else is pretty stellar here.

Members since 1982, this club has sadly and despicably transformed itself from a wonderful family…read moreclub to a money grubbing, inhospitable place where nobody wants to go. Mean and avaricious, untrained staff and mediocre food with exorbitant prices. We resigned after 43 years of membership with no regrets.

Beautiful setting, very clean and inviting. Excellent service from the entire staff…read more Would definitely recommend the Belvedere Tennis Club to friends and their families.

This is so unfortunate... I'm not really the type of person to write bad reviews, but I feel like…read morepeople should know how bad my experience was at the BTC. My son was taking swimming lessons with Rebecca who is a wonderful teacher. Unfortunately there were many times we felt unwelcome do to the general managers rude comments. He was beyond rude and elitist. We felt unwelcome every single time we came to visit. I don't want to go into details, but it is sad how bad our experience was.

Beautiful tennis club! - Five courts…read more- Swimming pool - Bar and restaurant - Indoor and outdoor bathrooms - Patio and deck to watch between courts - Parking lot and street parking

While I'm not a member, I have played many matches at this club over the years. And next to my…read moretennis club (Harbor Point), this is probably one of my favorite places to play in Marin. It's just a charming, off-the-beaten-path setting. Yet it's still close enough to downtown Mill Valley. The weather's always sunny. It never gets too windy. The courts are all well-maintained. The members are very Marin (but without the snooty attitude that you find at other clubs). They have a very cozy/casual clubhouse, complete with a full bar, kitchen, TV room, and ping pong table. It looks more like a camp clubhouse from the 70s. But that's kind of its charm. They have plenty of couches by the windows so you can watch matches on their two center courts while nursing a beer. Since it's a private club, they don't allow outside guests to purchase drinks (unless they're purchased by a member). I thought that was a bit strange. I even offered to pay cash, but they couldn't do it. However, for some reason, it was ok for me to pay by credit card (you figure that one out). That being said, the lady working the bar was very sweet and poured a tasty margarita. All in all, Mill Valley Tennis Club is a lovely addition to Marin County's recreational community, and I look forward to playing there again soon.

They have some very rude staff who do not know how to treat people well, and make up rules as they…read morego along. It's hard to have fun in a park district like that.

I can't say enough about the Swim Staff! These young people go out of their way to help these kids…read moredevelop as swimmers and as good people in general! They are kind, always aware of what their students are doing & always use the kindest and most appropriate voices! They get kids! They even deal well with less than appropriately behaving parents!!!! Britteny, the Aquatics Coordinator, is phenomenal and ALWAYS present! She is a calm voice in a sea of rambunctious kiddos & parents! I am sure her professionalism is why all the young coaches are so remarkable! The Lifeguards are all very sweet and helpful too! I always feel safe leaving my young child at pool side! The facilities are great! The pools are always warm (particularly in the winter), the dressing areas always attended to & clean! The pool maintenance guy is always there! The parking is a little rough, but not within anyone's control, just get there early! So very happy with everyone at the pool!

my 5 year old had the absolute best experience taking tennis lessons with Coach Renee. highly…read morerecommend!!!

My sister and her friends has been taking both private and group clinic lessons (cardio tennis)…read morehere at Higgins Tennis and they all enjoyed it a lot and now my wife and I are taking lesson from Higgins Tennis as well and we are having a blast. Very good instructors working here. We took private lessons from Olga and Bernard since we joined, both are excellent! Very knowledgeable and patient. My sister and her friends took lessons from Adam and they all speak highly of him. We all had a great time learning how to play Tennis here.

This is an amazing team of swim coaches…read more Bella is a dedicated coach that my kids love. She instilled in them the love of swimming. She has a knack for the kids and gets them excited and motivated to swim. She loves what she is doing and her enthusiasm. My daughter was so afraid to swim. Bella was in the water with her. My daughter was on the swim team and swimming with the swim team the same year. Paul is also an incredible coach. He is also dedicated and invested in teaching his passion of swimming. My son tended to over analyze his swim. Paul knew how to get into his head and get him ready for the next event. These two coaches have different personalities and it works really well for everyone involved. They both feel that the swim team is a family. They treat everyone with respect. The clearly love what they do and it shows.

Scott valley is a great place to swim, play tennis, or just hang out. My kids love going here and…read morealways come back happy. My only complaint is the lack of parking. It's a generally quite crowded parking lot and inconvenient. Other than that, it's a great place and I highly recommended

During the Coronavirus lockdown, most public parks and tennis courts have been shut down until…read morefurther notice. At many private tennis clubs, you can only play singles (not doubles) with family members or people in your household. Needless to say, I've been missing my favorite sport and mode of exercise. Then a friend introduced me to Granada Park in Corte Madera. Corte Madera residents are allowed to play here if they have a city-granted key to the property. Needless to say, this park has quickly become my tennis "speakeasy." I hadn't played at Granada Park in years, and I was immediately blown away by how pristine and well-maintained the courts were. The nets were fairly new; there were no cracks in the surface; or excess leaves or other schmutz you may typically find on public courts. In fact, this does not feel like a public court at all. It's hidden in the Corte Madera hills, just off Paradise Drive. And it's a hop/skip/and jump away from Granada School. It's like a suburban oasis sheltered by large trees with a spectacular view of Mt. Tamalpais. The only thing missing here is a water fountain (which I can't imagine is allowed anyway these days). So be sure to bring your own water bottle. The park also boasts a picnic area with benches, public grills and the like. Though I don't think those are currently open due to the Coronavirus lockdown either. Like I said, these courts are only accessible to Corte Madera residents with a key. So don't just swing by here expecting to pick up a match. You def gotta know somebody to be able to play here (so I'm very glad that I do!). Until the restrictions ease up on tennis and public parks, I'm gonna keep playing at Granada for as long as it's allowed, or until they kick me off the court.

Played some of my best tennis at this park. Courts are in decent shape.read more

It is always so nostalgic for me walking from Blackie''s pasture to Belvedere/Tiburon. I spent my…read moresummers in Belvedere at my grandparents house and remember when Blackie was alive. I used to bike this route often, but chose to walk it today- it's glorious either way & the temperature was 20° cooler than where I live, which was quite pleasant. There are views along the entire route, plenty of benches located in shady spots where one can take in the beauty. The huge lawn space is wonderful for kites, frisbees, and soccer games. Most of all today, I appreciated all the new signage which was so whimsical.

What's not to love with Blackie's Pasture? Dogs love it;…read morehikers love it; Cyclists love it; kids & families love it & it's just a loveable place to recreate!

There are no courts here anymore. It's completely rundown no nets, weeds growing out of the ground…read more Do not go here.

If you're in Southern Marin and don't belong to a tennis club, you should check out the public…read morecourts at Marinship Park. I've played here multiple times over the years, and I'm glad to see they're still around. Pros: - they have 3 courts - it's free to play - plenty of parking - off-the-beaten-path (behind Mollie Stone's and the FedEx Kinkos), so you won't get too many people vying for court time. Cons: - the courts have seen better days and could probably benefit from resurfacing. - it can get windy (hey, it's Sausalito! What do you expect?) - there's no nearby water fountain (so bring your own hydration) All in all, it's a lovely spot to play. So put it on your tennis radar.