Nice club. Easy to get to. Plenty of parking. Clean facilities, locker room. Great for kids and…read morefamilies

This club has it all! 5 well maintained courts, pool heated year round, and a small but very…read morefunctional gym. The USTA teams are fun and competitive. The Pro is the BEST, great with kids and ALL player levels. The only thing better than playing on the weekends is sitting on the deck with a cocktail cheering on the different teams!

Yes, it is more expensive than other clubs. Yes, it has it's…read morequirks. BUT I love the location and while I do pay more, I truly feel that I get more. This is a huge facility and it seems like something is always being updated. The group exercise classes are FANTASTIC. Some are just not my style, but the ones that ARE, are fantastic. There is childcare that costs additional money. Kinda sucks but hey, is my health worth $5 for an hour of babysitting? Yes, yes it is. My son went to Camp Seascape last year and LOVED it. So much so that it's the only camp he wants to go to this summer. Definitely worth a tour.

Don't waste your time or money. Failing leadership, unpleasant employees, no reliable food service…read more(even though website and signage say otherwise) dusty and antiquated gym equipment and overpriced. Plenty of other welcoming local options.

Very helpful, knows the local tennis scene and was super fast and easy to communicate with. Would…read morehighly recommend!

I've been going to group tennis classes with Laura for a few months now and I love it. They're such…read morea great outlet for me and my tennis skills have improved. Laura is very knowledgeable and she's fun and friendly. I'm so glad I found her class!

"Brice: Elevating the Game with Insight and Efficiency"…read more "I hit a plateau where tennis was beginning to feel more like a grind than a passion. Working with Brice changed everything. He helped me rediscover the depth and beauty of the game and brought back the pure joy of playing. His unique technique taught me that high performance doesn't have to mean struggle--it's about flow and understanding. Thanks to him, I've shifted into a higher gear and found my love for the court again. If you want to elevate your game and your mindset, Brice is the coach you need."

Best coach I ever met in my 40 years of tennis . Brice is patient , good listener and very…read moreknowledgeable. He has in few private lessons explain and resolved years of struggles I have had .He has an amazing eye for technique and details .I have my 2 kids working with him . Brice encourages work ethic , sportsmanship ,mental toughness in a fun and safe environment in his group lessons at Chaminade resort . Thank you for your hard work .

Convenient and spacious neighborhood park in Corralitos nestled among rows of apple trees and…read morenumerous raspberry farms. Located off the main Corralitos Road, with plenty of parking. We enjoyed some bagels and cookies here for an informal kid's birthday celebration. on a sunny Saturday afternoon. This park was recommended to us and is a great community resource.

Short and Simple. +…read more2 blocks away from home + fairly small which makes it easy for the parent(s) to keep an eye on the kid(s) + great for kids under the age of 5 + clean + tennis courts + large picnic area under one canopy + restroom facilities This is where I normally start my run. I rather have a treadmill though...

This is my local gem. It can get crowded but usually is fairly open. There is some gang tagging in…read morethe bbq pit area but nothing overtly offensive. I love the shaded tables right next to the playground. The only sand is by the swings, the rest is just the rubber substrate. The restrooms are pretty usable, although they are a little distance from the structures. You may not be able to get little ones there in time if they aren't good at early notification. There is a little kids play structure and a bigger kids structure. There is a water fountain which is very accessible to all. Plenty of slides, a few swings and a variety of climbing activities! There is a tennis court and a big, multi-purpose field. There is a decent parking lot. Pros: location, bbq pits, open tables, shaded tables, restrooms, water fountain, places to play, parking, a lot of trees Cons: possible gang hang out, also (being in Live Oak) there is a possibility of creepy molesters hanging out in the corners. I'm not kidding! There is a guy sitting across the park from me right now staring at my kids. It has been only me, my kids and this guy for the last 90 minutes. I've been staring into his creepy eyes whenever he looks over. Also, Brommer St. runs along it and can be street noisy if that sort of thing bothers your little ones.

Me and my dog absolutely love coming here. It is my first choice for a dog park because of the…read morespacious area and the fact I can run with him for so long. I'll personally love it. The trails around the area are great too.

Best park in the tri-county area. Super large area for larger dogs with shade, lots of seating,…read morepoo bags, and water. Arrived around 5:00 pm and there were so many friendly chill people with their friendly chill dogs. Wish is closer to our home but we will visit again when in that area.

After considering it some more, I think it's worth upping the review to five stars. The surrounding…read morearea is beautiful and the restrooms are much cleaner than they were before. It's not hard to get parking and the whole area has pleasant vacation vibes. I'm a fan

This is part of the Seascape Resort. We chanced upon it during a stroll and this park probably has…read moreone of the most epic views for a park. You have spectacular views of the ocean and we saw a beautiful sunset from here.