Way worth the price, had a blast Took my granddaughter…read more Five stars all the way Buy a pass well worth it

This place is a hidden gem. Nice yennis courts cute little playground and you would never know it…read moreis there from he street view.

Staff here is exceptionally considerate. Plus the facilities inside and out are well kept.read more

Dirty. Sand at the bottom of the pool. No lounge chair. Only shadded area is behind the fence,…read morewith hard metal benches where you cannot lay down. Pool guards are teenagers eager to exert their newly acquired power, yelling if your 4-four old starts to run a little, or if you bring a learner swim board. Also most of the pool is used for swim laps. The rest is quite crowded. I think this pool is probably more appropriate for people with physical or mental disabilities, as there were quite a few when we went there.

I've been here on several different occasions…read more I came here about 5 years ago to take my first swimming lesson over be summer. The price of the classes was reasonable & the instructor was great! Recently, I brought my 7 month old son for a group swim class (parent and child). The cost, again, reasonable ($45 for the week with 5 half hour classes included). The instructor was amazing! Happy and interactive. We did songs and free one playing with toys as well as skills such as getting in and out of the pool ("jumping in" and holding the side of pool and gettin out). The facilities themselves are amazing--Olympic sized pool, hot tub, small pool for kids where you can wade in to get them acclimated, etc. I dock a star because I still am upset about he cost of parking here. It's too much! $3 if you pay at machine and if you pay on app $3.35. Sure, you can buy a permit or drive around aimlessly trying to find a street spot, but it's kinda crazy (especially during college session!) But overall, the place is great and I will be back!

Amazing pool, clean water, great and friendly staff, clean facility, pay parking available for…read more$2/hr 7 days a week. No street parking in all neighborhood on weekdays, permit required unless you go on weekends (no permit required on Saturdays and Sundays). I like that they have a tiny little spin drier for swimsuits in locker room, also SiriusXM music playing in all facility and vending machines available at the pool... I'd easily put 5 stars if they offer free parking for their visitors. The pay parking is actually going to limit my visits to them to weekends.

The Plunge at Belmont Park is an absolute blast! ‍ I love that it's an indoor swim spot with huge…read moreglass windows--still gives you those gorgeous ocean views while you splash around. They've got a cold plunge, a killer gym to sneak in a workout, and some really fun packages--VIP includes all-you-can-eat pizza (surprisingly delicious ), garlic knots, candy, and snacks. The water obstacle course is a riot--falling in front of everyone only adds to the fun . Seriously, such a fun way to hang out, get moving, and enjoy a little playful chaos with the beach vibes in the background. Highly recommend if you're ready to laugh, splash, and maybe take a few epic dives.

Plunge felt like the rare parenting win where you look around, hair soaked, adrenaline pumping, and…read morethink dayum!! I actually nailed this. My daughter's seventh birthday went off like a confetti cannon. Parking is hand to hand combat for sure, but once you breach the gates it's pure kid‑powered mayhem in the best way. The floating obstacle course? That thing is a child vacuum. It swallowed an entire swarm of rug rats and kept them blissfully occupied for hours while the adults remembered how to breathe again. Life vests everywhere, no drama, no scavenger hunt. Food came from Pizza Port which instantly bumped morale. And the bar next door will literally hand you a drink you can march right back to the pool with, which feels like a low key cheat code. Our party got its own narrow corralled zone, like a VIP pen for exhausted parents and sugar‑drunk children. We were blissfully separated from the civilians, free to unleash our chaos without judgment. My kid left glowing. I left feeling like I made a positive memory for a bunch of spoiled SanDiego kids who have access to better recreation options than most children of royalty. crushing it!

I love coming to this park for community events. It is family friendly, well maintained, plenty of…read moreparking, bathrooms on premises. We enjoyed coming for the free concerts they hold, we just attended the tribute to the Beetles concert, best time ever!

I've been coming to this rec center for a couple years now because of its location and indoor…read morecourts, but I can't justify coming anymore due to the terrible condition of these courts. The courts are completely covered in dust, making them very slippery and easily inducing injuries. I've fallen myself numerous times playing here off of slipping while simply running or stopping on a basketball move. Seems like a serious liability issue on the part of the city, almost like they're just waiting for the wrong kid to fall and shut the whole place down. Genuinely the most frustrating experience is finally finding an indoor court only to find out you're better off playing outside on a cracked concrete court with no net. Do not come here if you value your health and want good runs.

Great pool! Warm and not too busy. Friendly staff and large locker room. Perfect for rehab swimming.read more

This is an awesome neighborhood pool! The building is older and can use some TLC, but it doesn't…read moredetract from the clean pool/shower area. Plenty of free parking (although lot can be crowded on weekends). Friendly staff, lifeguards, and locals make this a great spot to swim some laps, take water fitness classes or sign up the kids for lessons or swim team. Senior/disabled discount available. Great spot for water enthusiasts of all ages!

We rented their Spartan Mansion vintage trailer for 2 nights in July. The trailer was really cute…read moreand decorated in a Hawaiian theme. Very clean. Full size fridge with freezer though lacking ice cube trays. They provided charcoal and fire wood which I did not expect and was a nice surprise. Very quite and peaceful while we were there (Wednesday-Thursday). The community room was retro decorated and the bathrooms were very clean. My only complaint about the pool was the temp of the water. It did not seem heated even though they advertised as a heated pool.

This review is in regards to the vintage trailers. Pinecrest is a beautiful location, and the…read morevintage trailers have a lot of potential. We stayed in September and it definitely was very hot. I wish that all of the trailers had AC. I was disappointed to learn that the trailers don't lock from the outside. They tell you to keep your valuables in your car. A. This is inconvenient, B. I am not sure if the spartan locked from the inside either. I feel like the locks are something that they should definitely invest in fixing. The spartan also has a very small water heater. I think that they told us 2 gallons when we called. I couldn't even get through a shower without it running out. We called because we thought maybe it could be fixed but they let us know the water heater is small but they have public showers available. Since it was hot I toughed it out. My brother stayed in the mansion and it had a bad smell in it. It bothered his girlfriend a lot. They did have AC and their hot water was fine. Their trailer also did not lock from the outside. The trailers are cute, and we liked the vintage decor but they need some work done. I feel like their trailers have a lot of potential if they would just invest in them a bit. My husband and I stayed at another location that had vintage trailers. They were definitely nicer. AC, hot water, new linoleum, locks and keys, and did not have a bad smell. I hope that pinecrest can improve their vintage trailers. I think that if they improved them they would have a lot more return business.

Went for a couples massage package. The price was changed by over 100 dollars at the front desk…read more They offered us to wait in the pool area. The pool was an average size that quickly filled up with kids. The quiet and peaceful environment doesn't no exist, so if you're looking to relax in silence during your dip in the hot waters, it's not going to happen. The other amenities are way too crowded to enjoy. The couples massage was supposed 45 min but the ladies taking care of us weren't in the mood, so it was cut short by half. Over all the place was okay but yes it does need to be cleaned. And not worth money.

A nice oasis from the roar and congestion of the city. The place has clearly seen better days, but…read morehopefully the new enrollment fee is reinvested for a facelift. As you walk into the main pool area, you can see a stairway that leads to a warm thermal spring pool. The floor was covered in mold and the area needed sweeping. The main pool has a beautiful marble deck and bougainvillia surrounds it. It's freezing, but must be nice in the summer. Inside, the jewel is the indoor bath and the sauna. Signs remind everyone of the required 'Silence.' Very relaxing and therapeutic. Staff makes sure everyone sits on a mat in the pristine sauna. The women's locker room has been recently renovated. Bring your own towel.

Awesome public pool for the whole family to enjoy. I've been here twice now with my two kids…read more They've had a blast both times and we definitely plan on coming back. They have three separate pools - 25 meter lapping/diving pool, a recreation pool with some lapping lanes, a water slide for those at least 7+ and 48", and a kids play area pool with couple of slides, several water fountain structures in below knee level water. Locker rooms are relatively clean but can use some updating. There's bleachers with some shade for spectators and/or spot for your belongings (don't bring valuables). If you're interested in checking this pool out I would suggest reading their policies and regulations on their website so that you know what to expect and what to bring and what not to bring. It was reassuring to witness the staff run a drowning victim drill. They all appeared to take it very seriously, and were not goofing around in any way shape or form. Practice and preparation is key to staying disciplined and focused if a crisis presents itself. PS - location may be bit confusing - they're in the miramar college campus off black mountain rd. There's ample parking, oh and they do have limited hours - verify before going.

Great place next to Miramar collage. Great for a great swim…read moreand staff seem to keep audiences in the benches for their safety when kids are in their swim classes.

Love going on the pool so much, plus I just came around 11am in the morning, and the weather is…read moresuper hot and very sweating, and I was with my friend and also my boyfriend too, and we have so much fun for the swimming activity.