I didn't know that I was lucky when I signed up for Aqua Aerobics at the Campbell Community Pool. I…read moretook a Tues / Thurs class, 10:30 - 11:30 . It was perfect for helping with my torn shoulder cuff. I took classes from Summer until Dec. When trying to sign up for Jan. & beyond, I was # 11 on the waiting list. I am no longer a resident of Campbell and these classes are super popular. They cannot add more sessions because there isn't any spare pool time. So, I'm still looking for an Aerobics/ water exercise class but if you try the one at the Campbell Community Pool, you'll love it,

This pool used to be affordable. I'm so sad. $15 for an hour's lap swim is ridiculous.read more

Huge fan of this place. We joined 2 years ago, and used it every single weekend in the summer that…read morefirst year (2019). My son had some fantastic swim lessons from Heidi the first year, too, and was swimming like a little fish the rest of the summer! Because of COVID, we didn't use the pool at all this past summer (2020), but that was a matter of personal choice. I simply wasn't comfortable with being around other people any more than was absolutely necessary. The management did a great job of instituting a reservation system and keeping things as safe as possible for those that were a little less risk-averse, though. Fingers crossed vaccines get here in time for us to swim this year!!

Have been members since 1980. Love this family oriented club. Our kids grew up using this pool and…read morenow they are members bringing our grandchildren. We would always stay and barbecue. Amenities are clean and large grassy area for games etc. would definitely recommend! We did use the pool during covid using reservation system. This setup worked great

IMHO Came here for a…read moreholiday boutique event. The Brookside Club is hidden down a narrow tree-lined road off Cox Ave. Make sure your GPS is on, so you won't pass it by! The club was the perfect venue for this holiday boutique. The facilities comfortably held the 13 vendors, and it was bright and clean. I look forward to attending again next year, if the Brookside Club is the host venue!

Love this place! Swim season is the best…read more Family friendly crowd. My kids absolutely love this place.

I am an avid swimmer covering 5 miles a week in the large pool. There are 2 smaller pools for adult…read moretraining classes and for toddlers. Several weight rooms, exercise classes and of course over a dozen tennis courts complement the facilities as well. LG Swim and Racquet is an affordable family oriented culture (particularly during summer) and family run which matters to me. Locker rooms are clean. I have never had any issues getting a pool lane and have developed quite a few "swimming buddies" over the years. I would highly recommend LG Swim and Racquet to anyone who favors a more low key, family-centric club with a great value proposition.

So since my review I've joined the club! A LOT has changed over the years. Several courts have…read morebeen turned into weight lifting tents, lots of workout areas where before it was more of a clubhouse environment. The pools are still amazing and the service top notch. Myself and my wife are both Federal "Excepted" workers, meaning that we still have to come in, without a paycheck. The club worked with us during the government shutdown, allowing us to defer payments until the shutdown ended. This is the kind of stuff you get with a family run club, flexibility if you run into some problems personal problems. Shutdowns over, and I've since payed them back. I get some of the other reviews complaining about kids, but it's winter now. The pool is heated and it's a great time to get swimming. I'm writing this before I go tonight. Also there's no separating kids from water. Just doesn't work. My wife and son love the weight stuff, I'm kind of old and just like soaking my bones in the hot tub and sauna. Can it use some updates? Sure, but at the same time if you look at similar clubs in nice areas (Like Almaden Valley) their monthly's are more than this club. I also understand the frustration of the tennis players, but hey, at least you still have someplace to play here right? All over the bay area I'm seeing courts converted into pickle ball. All in all it's a nice play to relax, recharge, and make sure your family is doing the same. Like a mini resort vacation.

Great family pool with a great team of lifeguards that diligently watch the pool. Kids love the…read morepool more than the adults making this a great opportunity for the kids to learn or play. It's beautiful with tons of plants lots of grass. I like that membership is only for the residents of Brighton Square making it safer with a good element of people. You need to own property in that area to become a member, so it really weeds out all the junk in San Jose. Keep up the great work guys. You rock!

We are not members of the Brighton Square Pool but have many friends who are. We have enjoyed many…read morevisits with our friends and gotten to know some of the staff, board members and other members. When it came time to look for summer swimming lessons it was an easy choice for us to chose Brighton. The pool and the area around it was always clean. I was able to relax and enjoy watching my daughter swim. My son did not take lessons but was able to go with me and entertain himself with the tetherball and pin pong table while he waited. The lessons themselves were awesome too. We had a young man named Johnathon whom my daughter adored. He was so good for her. He right on target at picking up on my daughters abilities and needs of improvement during the first lesson. He was a great teacher and was also able to be playful in his lessons to make it more interesting. Crystal Kurotori was super friendly and informative too. Over all the entire crew was great. We would definitely return for and recommend the facility for lessons.

Outstanding family Athletic Club, celebrating 50 years. Both indoor and outdoor fitness centers…read more Impeccably clean, with round the clock cleaning, new equipment, dedicated friendly management and staff. Swim /Tennis and pickleball. Outdoor jr Olympic size pool. Locally owned, continuous reinvestment into the facilities.

I like this gym, it's a bit more like a club than purely a gym, but I don't really use the club…read morefacilities so the gym part is what I'm reviewing here. No tennis, no pool, no snack bar. Anyway, there are three key things for me when it comes to a gym. First is cleanliness, second is shower facilities, third is equipment. AVAC is a relatively small gym and I tend to go at off hours. This means not many people, so thankfully it's very clean inside. If you think about a 24 Hour Fitness or similar, they have hundreds of people constantly working out, there's no way to uphold hygiene standards. AVAC, despite being small, has frequent cleanings happening, which is nice. The showers at AVAC are... okay. On the plus side, they provide towels, which is a dealbreaker for me. Who wants to bring their own towel to a gym? So that's a big convenience factor. The towels have been bleached and washed to the point they are marginally more absorbent than copy paper and quite rough, but I guess a towel is a towel. The showers themselves are workable but not ideal. Communal in nature, which I personally find awkward, but going at off hours at least allows me to have them to myself or only 1-2 others at most. If it was packed I'd probably wait, it's just too weird. The shampoo and body wash are not very high quality, kind of reminds me of what you'd get at a cheap motel. But again, at least it's there. I also don't want to cart my own soap around. For the gym's size, the equipment variety and quantity is good. I've never not been able to get a treadmill, I've always been able to get the free weights I want, and there are usually benches available. The only thing in short supplies are squat racks, of which there are two, and space for deadlifts, which is basically also two. I would say the gym's clientele leans towards... not people doing those types of exercise. So I haven't typically had to wait, but again I also don't go at peak hours. There are also tons of machines, if you're the type of person who thinks isolation exercises are good. Better than nothing I suppose, but that's just me. AVAC offers a lot of free classes, of which I've taken none. They also have a snack bar, which I've never used. There's also a pool (not the swim school pool which is like 2.5' high) and a kiddie pool outside, neither of which I've been in. And there are tennis courts and pickleball and some outdoor fitness area, which, you guessed it, I have never been to. I wouldn't say AVAC is a destination gym the way Bay Clubs are, but if you're closeby it's probably the best one around. They also have plenty of parking in back in two lots.