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

The place is lovely but I found the people cliquish and the club expensive and terribly managed…read more Overall, I'd give it a pass.

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!

Spent my second weekend in a row at "The Club" and lemme tell ya, this is a life a gal could get…read moreaccustomed to. Last week I got Dungeness Crab Benedict with truffle fries and caught some tennis in session. This week I got a tan by the big pure salt saline pool that's heated to 83 degrees year round and while lounging I sipped on Arnold Palmers (I'm taking a wee break from booze but their bar is great, too) and swallowed a tuna melt practically whole. There's a fitness center, a butt-load of tennis courts, an on-site bar & resto, huge jacuzzi, olympic size pool, and some incredible views as The Club is right on the Bay and looks over to Tiburon. My friend is a member and actually lives on this resort property (unreal) and I totally mooch off his guest spots to come get my swim on. I feel like every time I come I meet 1000 people and they all have really cool stories and backgrounds. Retired ER Dr, pizza place owner, French Chefs, lots of lawyers. lots of hot moms, lots of hot dads, some kids they brought with, and while there are a lot of seniors here, they're legit the fittest 60+ crowd I've ever seen. On Holidays they frequently have a live band and they'll grill burgers and dogs outside. It's really cool, very clean, and currently my happy place thanks to this sweet mini tan I was able to catch today.

Great club with inside and outside pool, inside and outside tennis courts. Good kid programsread more

Enjoy being part of this low key club. Great tennis and swim facilities including an outdoor pool…read more Has a no nonsense gym which I use frequently.

Our tennis club played a match at Marin Tennis Club (MTC) last evening. The club's courts and…read moreviewing areas are really nice as was their staff. The food was very good. We had the veggie spring rolls with a yummy dipping sauce and the drunken noodles with veggies. Both were excellent - there was nothing left on our plates when finished. Can't wait for our next match at this lovely club!

I joined MTC a month ago and I have to say this is an awesome club…read more The weather conditions are outstanding......no wind and alot of sun! The Courts are beautifully maintained and the pros and members are truly hospitable and courteous. I have played on courts in SF and in Southern Marin and hate the cold weather and wind. San Rafael has the ideal location for great tennis! MTC is the best Club to play in Marin and the SF Bay Area!

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

Was at the Tennis club for work today and for lunch decided to buy some food, was absolutely…read moredelicious (sorry forgot to take photo was so hungry) and the club its self is beautiful, well kept and clean. Everyone was very nice and before this job I never knew this place existed, its nestled very well in the middle of a nicer neighbourhood and very glad I got to experience the food here and get to know some of the people here.

These are the best courts in Marin in my opinion. Recently re-surfaced and cleaned up. Nets are in…read moreexcellent condition. No cracks on courts and are frequently empty. Bad: - No wind shields (tough to see return of serve on a sunny day due to white house behind baseline) - Next to baseball and mini-baseball field(s). Can be loud with screaming kids - No lights - No bench on one of the courts

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!

We have been enrolled in tennis lessons for our now- 7 & 5 year old sons for over a year on Sundays…read moreat City College. The seasonal 'flex-pass' allows you to get 6 sessions over 7 weekends - so you can go away for a weekend and not lose $. Registration online is easy; kids don't need their own rackets at first; communication is good throughout (Bill Higgins or his asst will reply within a reasonable time to an email), and the instructors are all nice and good with kids this age (seem good throughout though I can't really comment). CCSF isn't the fanciest of courts but it's not a bad place to watch for an hour or go play yourself or go for a jog while the kiddos are in camp, too. Bottom line - our kids love the game already and want to keep learning - so it's worth the $.

Overcrowded classes Mediocre instruction…read moreSave your money, go elsewhere Would give zero stars if I could.

I really like to play at these courts and as someone who loves and plays tennis there are only a…read morefew changes that could be made. Pros: - these are public courts so I can play mostly anytime without having to pay - the courts themself are in pretty nice condition - as a tennis lover i love how open and friendly these courts are Cons: - The bathrooms are pretty far away from the courts so if i have to change or go to the bathroom quick it takes up time - Sometimes I wish the courts had lights so I could play at night - Lessons happen a lot at these courts so they should have a posted schedul of when those are so I know when I can play

If you're a tennis enthusiast and looking for public courts to play (in this current Corona…read moreclimate), I highly recommend swinging by (pun intended) MLK Park. This Sausalito park boasts five recently resurfaced courts that are often underutilized (because most people don't even know about it). In addition to the tennis, the park has a softball field, picnic tables/benches, children's playground, basketball courts, and just a giant lawn for chilling out on a sunny summer day. I remember coming here as a kid when my mom played in a Sausalito tennis league. Over time, the courts started to crack and deteriorate and really suffered from neglect. It was no longer fun to play here. I think that's why tennis folks eventually forgot about this place. So I'm happy to see that Sausalito has spent the money to revive this park for current + future generations to enjoy. As with all public courts, play time is limited to two sets (if other people are waiting to hop on). If players don't adhere to this rule, you have the right to give them dirty looks. Since we're currently dealing with a pandemic, all the public restrooms are closed and the water fountains have been turned off. So be sure to take care of your business at home, and make sure to bring your own water bottle. I can't tell you how happy I am to have rediscovered these courts. Game on!