Overall, this is a great gym to workout at, swim and take fitness classes. This gym is also the…read morecleanest gym I have been too. As I workout I see the workers wiping down machines and checking for trash around the gym. I also love how they offer towels to members here. The front desk is also great at remembering members names and greeting them. They are always so welcoming and are very nice. The main inconvenience I have had here is they take a long time to fix broken machines.. way longer than other gyms I have been too. I see there's a lot of reviews saying the same thing so hopefully Laguna Creek Sports Club can work on that! The location of this gym is also nice because parking is never a problem. At other gyms I have been to, parking would be a pain sometimes because the gym would be in a shopping plaza.. which limited the parking for gym members. Laguna Creek Sports club is tucked away in a neighborhood and has plenty of parking, even when they have their big tennis events.

I'm very disappointed with how this club treats its swim team members…read more Although we pay both membership fees and swim team fees, swimmers are not allowed to use club towels, spa facilities, or the adult locker room, even when children are accompanied by adults and under supervision. Meanwhile, these amenities are available to other members. This creates a clear sense of inconsistent and unfair treatment toward a specific group of paying members. What is particularly frustrating is that these rules and differences in treatment were not clearly explained at the time of joining or during the sign-up process. Members are not made aware in advance that swimmers may be treated differently or have more restricted access compared to other members. There have also been repeated instances where a female parent has entered the boys' locker room many many times, which raises additional concerns about how locker room access rules are being enforced and managed. I have raised these issues with management, but they have not been addressed in a transparent or satisfactory way. If you are considering joining with children in the swim team, I would strongly recommend asking very specific questions about facility access and how policies are applied before committing.

Long time Sacramento tennis legend. Certainly knows what he is talking about .... and his…read moreteaching techniques and communication skills are top-tier. Very involved in a lot of the tennis activities around town, and has been for 50 years. I was a strong college level player who's daughter had no interest in me helping her with her game. Guess who I sent her to. Yep, and a very good experience for both daughter and dad. Can't go wrong with Dexter.

Called and left 2 messages for tennis lessons for my son, no call back. I hope everything is okay.read more

5 star park Alot of fun structures to have fun and have a…read moregood time with family and friends One of my favorite parks in elk grove area Just 35 - 45 minutes from Stockton well worth the drive Very quiet nice neighborhood

Nice this place is an amazing park, it has a beautiful open grass field which views over any sunset…read moreand cows, also it has basketball courts, tennis courts, and a baseball field

I had to restring my racket and he was able to finish it in 1 hour! He was really responsive and…read morewas upfront about the price. Would recommend this service to anyone.

Really happy to have found people who do tennis racket restringing besides from Courtside Tennis…read more Jason's communication was responsive and verbose. He answered all of my questions with detail so I was clear what services I was getting. Jason did a great job stringing my racket and they even put on an overgrip for free which was nice. Best of all, he offers mobile stringing for a fee so he can meet you wherever you are. No more having to drive Courtside just to get my racket restrung! Overall if anyone, especially if you're in the south sac or Elk Grove area, is looking for racket restringing I'd definitely recommend Jason and his team.

They weren't kidding when they call this place squirrel park!! They're ALL OVER the place!! Kinda…read morecute, kinda scary. My 1 year old was a little hesitant walking up. I am surprised the city hasn't done anything because there are a lot of holes/tunnels you could sprain your ankle in. Not so much in the direct walking areas, but a lot around the borders of the playground or near corners of the structures. Kinda a lot of trash. Candy wrappers, nerf darts etc. Some swings were missing, and a slide was blocked and locked off. So hopefully they'll be updating the park soon. Still gave it 4 stars because we enjoyed ourselves, big park with lots of huge trees. Just wish they'd clean it up a bit. But I think it's worth checking out.

Took my five and one year old here after school today. I just pulled it up on maps and didn't look…read moreat the reviews upon our arrival my five year old was so excited due to the size of the park. As we were walking up my five year old stepped into a hole in the grass. As we continued our walk up to the park we noticed more and more holes in the dirt. Then we saw all the squirrels... i genuinely was SHOCKED at the amount of squirrels. We ended up leaving after being at the park for only a few minutes because I wasn't too sure how the squirrels would react to my kids and didn't want to risk one of them getting attacked. The park itself also was t very well kept. My kiddos were very disappointed to have to leave so soon.

Idk if I'm even old enough to leave a review but I rate it 5 stars because it's close to my schoolread more

Choo ! Choo ! All aboard ! Consumes Community Service District delivered when designing this park…read more. As you can tell, "trains "is the theme of this park. The play areas are filled with trains, railroad crossings, signs, ready for your kids to enjoy! This park is not only for children, but for adults also! Built in 2011, this park is 3.83 acres in size and is located in the vicinity of Waterman / Park Village . Named after Merle B. Van Doren and Son "Robert". Both Merle and Robert were very active in the community of Elk Grove. Local residence can enjoy an abundance of different activities. Picnic area with picnic tables, BBQ's , shaded structure , two tennis courts, horseshoe pit, exercise area with machines, Bocce ball, plus two play areas for children both having slides, swings, and climbing structures. I was impressed on how clean and well maintained this park was ! I am sure you will agree ! Time to go ! Choo ! Choo !

Glenn Houde Park is located in a very prestigious community of Stonelake, which is in the City of…read moreElk Grove. This park is 4.2 acres in size and completely encompasses the Stonelake Club House. Named after Glenn R. Houde. Glenn Houde was only the second person to serve as Elk Grove Unified School District Superintendent ! During his 15 year tenure as superintendent, one high school and four elementary schools were built ! Plus many innovations were introduced within the school system. Some being ( zero tolerance behavior policies, modular scheduling and students having to take humanities classes). This is one of the nicer parks in the Elk Grove area. Open play area for multi-purpose use, two separate play areas, one for younger children as well as one for older ones. Two shaded structures with picnic tables in both. One half basketball court., two tennis courts, and a walking path lined with beautiful flowers. A well maintained park that offers so much amenities deserves the highest reward !

Stopped by on a Sunday morning to check out their pickleball court. There's two courts. Theyre…read moreTennis courts but has lines converted to pickleball court if you choose to play pickleball. Park Has a nice play structure & shady half basketball court. There's street parking. Nice park.

This castle-themed playground has play-pretend fun with lots of sporting areas and covered picnic…read morebenches! Both my 1 and 8 year old had a blast here, eldest made an amazing campfire out of sticks and leaves! We would definitely return to this nice shaded park! SYOY! :D

I came here for a Friday evening men's tennis league doubles match. I've been here before. The…read moreclub is on the smaller side compared to Spare Time clubs. The tennis courts are well maintained. They have filtered water access but no ice machine. The men's locker room was clean with nice showers.

As of Spring 2025, this club offers an "ownership" buy-in for $8,000-$10,000, which gives these…read morebuy-in owners preferential treatment to any waiting lists for swimming or tennis. The goal is to act as if this is an exclusive country club. No thank you.