The Brentwood water park was fun for everyone. Its not too expensive but its a small park. Limited…read moreparking and crowded in the shade where everyone is! They have a little snack bar and lifeguards on duty.

A very nice place to spend time with your family. It has a picnic area a snack bar and swimming for…read moreall levels.

Wow, San Ramon Aquatic Center is great if you're looking for a place for beginner swimmers or a…read moreplace to splash during a hot summer day. We've been to Dublin Wave and Larkey Swim Center but I think San Ramon Aquatic Park takes the cake: 1. Low entry fee of $8/pp. Big, clean family room for changing along with showers. 2. The main splash pad is a sight to behold. They have this gigantic bucket that gets filled with water pumped from the main pool. It rocks back and forth like a slow bell, signaling impeding doom. Eventually, the bucket tips over and drenched everything and everyone below. It never gets old watching this. 3. They have separate pools for diving, lap swimming, and one with a gigantic inflatable structure that looks like an obstacle course from American Ninja, only above a big pool. As for minor downsides: 1. Limited places to sit around the perimeter. Its crowded here and many folks set out blankets for picnics. 2 Despite a pretty big parking lot, it does get busy so you may need to park a bit farther.

First time visiting this pool with some friends and kids on a weekend. There's a huge parking lot…read moreright outside the pool, which is very convenient. The parking signs were a little confusing because they say "pool permit parking only," but I later found out that this only applies on weekdays. $8 admission is a pretty good deal, although there's an additional service fee when paying by credit card. The front desk didn't mention the fee, and I only noticed it after reading a sign off to the side of the desk. The changing room was clean and tidy, with hot showers and plenty of lockers. There aren't individual changing stalls, though, and the bathroom is located inside the changing room. The kids' pool is probably the highlight. It's very shallow and perfect for little kids, with water slides, a play structure, and a big bucket that fills up and dumps water over everyone. The kids had a lot of fun waiting for it. The main pool has a dedicated lap-swimming section and a shallower area around 4 feet deep where people can hang out. The deep end has an inflatable obstacle course that looks like an American Ninja Warrior-style setup, along with diving boards at different heights. My biggest issue was the very strict lifeguard monitoring. They were watching the pool extremely closely, with whistles ready to go at any moment. During our three-hour visit, I saw multiple parents and kids being spoken to by lifeguards. I was also approached for having a small child on my back in the shallow section. I was standing comfortably in the water, but I was told not to carry the child that way. What confused me was that I was allowed to carry the same child in front of me, but not on my back. I understand the lifeguards have to enforce safety rules, but I wasn't clear on the difference or what additional safety concern the back carry presented. Overall, I appreciate having lifeguards who are attentive and focused on safety, especially with so many kids around. However, during our visit, it sometimes felt like I was being watched the entire time and had to walk on eggshells. The facilities are clean, the kids' pool is fun, there's plenty to do, and $8 is a reasonable price. Would I come back? Maybe 50/50. It's a good community pool, but the very strict enforcement made the experience a little less relaxing for me. ‍

We came to a birthday party here, it was fantastic. The pools are clean. They are really cold, they…read morearen't heated so if it's not a really hot day be prepared to be cold. There are showers by the changing rooms. The changing rooms were clean and have a hair dryer. There is a little grassy area for running around and and air-conditioned room with ping-pong and foosball. I really liked the set up and thought it was well-maintained

What a lovely place. Have been a member for the past couple of seasons. Looking forward to the…read morecoming third year and getting the kids more comfortable with playing in and enjoying water. There is even a diving board there! The pool is now heated (82 degrees last summer) and was open for six months.

Wonderful neighborhood gathering place! We have been voluntary members for almost fifty years.read more

This community pool is really awesome. They have a large room with ping pong and foosball, and a…read moreseparate kitchen and bathroom off of this room. There is an on-duty lifeguard keeping the kiddies safe, and a small swimming pool is another section of the property for little ones 5 years and under. There are tables and chairs and lounge chairs - and a BBQ. Wonderful for parties and other small, private events. The pool is really large and has a diving board. Lifeguard takes a couple 15 minute breaks throughout the day and adults-only can swim during this time. Pool and surrounding grassy areas are kept very clean.

Sequoians is an inclusive body-positive space for all ages, genders, and body types (including…read morepost-surgery or modified bodies)! It's an overall pretty chill space with a clubhouse, bocce ball, hiking, and pool/hot tub. It's member-only, and the community is tight-knit and welcoming. We have been members for the last year, and my girls (9,7,5) love going. They are treated with incredible love and respect by all the members and there are currently several families with kids, ranging from 5-14 years old. Yes, it's naked. Yes, you will see naked people. Yes, you will be naked! Kids under 18 do not have to be naked if they don't want to, but adults are expected to be clothes-free most of the time. Let me tell you why Sequoians is walking the walk on inclusivity, and why it isn't creepy. 1) Creepiness is gross and bad for all ages; sexualizing kids is wrong, full stop. 2) Creepiness is bad for business! Getting accused of improper activities is bad for business! Sequoians, and nudists in general, have a vested interest in keeping their spaces safe for everyone. 3) Inclusivity is more fun! More people can be included and feel safe, and that feels good. Therefore: Sequoians makes a big deal of vetting potential members, and everyone is educated about body positivity and etiquette. You see consent engagements in real life, in terms of playing with the kids, hanging out in shared spaces, keeping spaces clean, and working together for the benefit of everyone. Everytime we do out there, my kids say "ohhhhh we love it here!" and I do too. If you are interested in learning more, please read the website. And come visit!

Perfect, relaxing, fun, members for 14 years. Come join us and will see why we love this place.read more

I have been surprisingly happy with my experience at the Concord community pool. I'm new to this…read morefacility and have had several good experiences so far. The pool itself and pool deck are clean. Staff and swimmers are friendly. Changing rooms are not advanced but what I expected for city facilities. The size of the pool is quite impressive and I have had a good experience with lane sharing here too. Overall would recommend as people, prices, and facility are all great.

As of 8/9/23 they canceled weekday swimming. Why?? Just because kids are back in school or what??read more

Restrooms and shower area can use some updating and the 3-4 ft pool need resurfacing and better…read morecleaning, but admission is free this summer so certainly not bad at all! They have splash pad area that remains open during "break" time and fun for little ones who don't really swim. Parking can be full at the lot and you may need to park on the street when the park is busy. Overall, a nice community pool for the public. Water seems to be salted water.

I brought my little here for swim lessons a couple weeks ago and now visit weekly for the splash…read morepad. This place is such an asset and so much fun. It's a great pool for littles as it's smaller and a little easier to manage.

We could not recommend Malrie and Carlos enough. They took a blank slate and turned it into the…read morebackyard resort of our dreams. Malrie is a phenomenal designer (and person) --she guided us through every aesthetic and functional choice from layout to landscaping, and became a true friend throughout the process. She gave us peace of mind with transparent pricing and a clear payment schedule, taking all the financial stress out of the equation.Carlos and his crew showed up every single day and delivered flawless execution throughout. Arreola handled everything seamlessly, even coordinating with Anderson Arbors for our pavilion. Now, we are out in our yard every single day swimming in our new salt water pool, relaxing in the in-ground spa, or cooking in our outdoor pavilion (complete with a built-in kitchen and fireplace too). This was a massive project that turned out beautifully. We could not be happier. If you want a team that will guide you through an overwhelming process, make you feel 100% confident, and deliver exceptional craftsmanship, you want Malrie and Carlos. They are amazing people who go above and beyond. We are absolutely in love with our new yard! Happy to be a resource to anyone considering.

They came recommended from a trusted friend, but we knew we were ready to book Arreola when they…read moresuggested some instrumental design updates that would make our yard SO much more functional and it was nothing we could have come up with on our own. Once we started working with them, they were everything you'd want in an engagement and more. Extremely reliable, responsible, dependable, and definitely went above and beyond in so many ways. They walk you through every step of the process but also let you be involved with as little or as much as possible. So attentive and available whenever we had questions about anything. All of their crew onsite were friendly and respectful. We added on things along the way but they still met the original timeline discussed. We could not be happier with the turnout and spend so much more time in our yard now! Would recommend and happily be a resource for anyone considering.

Nice staff, but it's always a bit odd when checking in. You have to have staff scan your card and…read morethey are usually chatting away, so frustrating. I just want to get in, do my thing and leave.

I talked to management about changing the membership for me and my wife. The process was clumsy. It…read moreinvolved several trips, increasingly more information required, contradictory directions and I am still not a member. I felt offended and disrespected. Poor management, poor membership practice, poor communication, poor business practice. BTW, by still refusing to put up the tennis court cover management has saved $80,000 and will save another $40,000 this winter. But they evidently can't afford the very inexpensive numbers to properly number the tennis courts. The tennis courts are the most poorly numbered courts in NorCal. Poor numbering causes inconvenience and confusion for the members, guests, USTA competitors and USTA officials. Management also refuses to buy proper modern inexpensive rainwater removal equipment. Even many public courts are more up to date than DH. The management decision to not allow outside players to participate in USTA teams is wrongheaded. This is poor for business, hard on captains and deprives members from regularly enjoying participating on competitive teams. Management does not properly support the excellent tennis director, coaches and players. The front desk, maintenance, cleaning staff and coaches are excellent.