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    La Mesa Community Center

    La Mesa Community Center

    (8 reviews)

    I came to this community center for a retirement and awards gala. I use to come here as child to go…read moreswimming at the municipal pool and I have very fond memories of those days. I remember spending a lot of time at the snack bar. Go figure. Anyways, banquet hall we were housed in for the event was spacious and well kept. The tables were in good order and the chairs comfortable enough. The building offered a stage, clean restrooms, an area for the caterer to set up, and a good sounds system. The staff at the front as you walk into the building were welcoming and friendly. There are several parking lots and one adjacent to the banquet hall we were in. The land escaping immediately around the building we were in was very nice, but I did notice that the gold course needed some TLC. The grass was very uneven and not well kept up.

    ***ATTN: ARBOR VIEW RENTERS MARCH to APRIL 2019*** RENTERS, PLEASE READ --…read more Several weeks ago their large banquet room received significant amount of water damage from the terrible storm. The damage was so severe, a big remodel is needed. Yet all that was told to my family and I was about minor work: new carpet, wall painting, new doors, updated drape holders, and the remodel will be done in a couple weeks. It has now been 3 different "completion dates", and not once we were told by the coordinator. We had to reach out every time and ask what exactly is going on there. Basically, there is not a 100% guaranteed date whatsoever when the work will be done (approximate completion is mid April.) Needless to say, MY WEDDING IS COMPLETELY CHANGING VENUES WITH ONLY 3 WEEKS AWAY!!!! (Pitiful stress and anxious memory I'll always remember.) Thankfully I found out from my CATERING VENDOR that all March & most April events were being postponed &/or canceled. So the coordinator can notify other renters but not us? Really. I definitely feel ignored knowing we were reaching out and keeping in touch about the remodel... I've been more overwhelmed with wedding planning in the past 24 hours verses in the past year. Especially after speaking with quite a few places and knowing my venue budget could double with very slim options left... Good luck to those renters. You will need it!!!

    Champion Gymnastics & Cheer

    Champion Gymnastics & Cheer

    (77 reviews)

    My preschooler went there for about 2 months. I loved the coach- and the mini champs class, for all…read moreof that it was great. We just wanted her to have an activity after school that would burn some energy. But my complaints are that the gym seems dirty and run down. I'm sure (hope?) they clean but it just seems run down. The girls bathroom is dirty/dinghy and always smells like a clogged toilet. I feel like the administrative/customer service side of things, they aren't 100% on top of it. They are slow to respond to emails, or just don't send their emails when they say they will. My other daughter that was going through evals to move up; the coach said they would email us and let us know her scores and if she was moving up or not, and we just never got an email from anyone. I've also heard from friends that they are not inclusive to autistic kids or kids with Down syndrome- stating they "don't have insurance for THAT." Don't really want to give my money to a gym that refers to kids in such a way. Also read up on some allegations about the owner that I would encourage others to look into.

    I watched Coach Derek touch 3 girls on the breast and butt which moved me to start taking photos…read more Reported those to the gym owner promptly. He began to retaliate. I reported then to USAG and local police. There are now I believe 7 reports filed by CGC employee coaches with USAG of the coach AND owner JJ touching girls inappropriately. There is also an extensively researched news report detailing the owners behavior as observed first hand by other coaches.. Please please..... choose your child's mental health and long term joy over any one gym... much less one with so many reported inappropriate behaviors. Girls who experience inappropriate behaviors are affected for life... even when they observe it. Also, another owner, Kevin, whom I reported the behavior to, failed to report it to the police and CPS as required by law and strongly defended Derek who was later arrested and is no longer sanctioned by USAG thanks to a brave victim. Birds of a feather...

    Cameron Family YMCA - Pool

    Cameron Family YMCA

    (111 reviews)

    Let me be honest--I get bored easily when it comes to exercising. Dealing with my weight has been a…read morelong-running battle, but one thing I can say is that I keep showing up! I love to eat, and honestly, I don't see that changing anytime soon. So instead of thinking about fitness as some temporary "weight-loss journey," I've started looking at it differently: I'm prioritizing my strength, endurance, and overall ability to take care of my body. And that mindset is exactly why I LOVE the YMCA! One of my favorite things about the YMCA is that I can visit different locations depending on where I am before or after work. That keeps my workouts from feeling repetitive. Walking into a different YMCA almost feels like going to a brand-new gym, and sometimes that little change of scenery is exactly what I need to stay motivated. I love the value you get for the price, and for the most part, the staff and service have been pleasant and welcoming. I've been to one location where I didn't feel quite as welcomed, but honestly, that's the beauty of having choices--you can find another location that works better for you. I also love the atmosphere. There are people of all ages working toward their own health and fitness goals, and there's something motivating about being surrounded by a community of people who are simply trying to become stronger and healthier. No matter your age, you're welcome here. The Cameron Family YMCA in Santee is also a great option for families, especially with the aquatic facilities. There's something for everyone, whether you're swimming, doing cardio, taking a class, or hitting the weights. And speaking of weights... I'm a weight-head! You'll probably find me on the leg press or somewhere doing strength training most of the time. Whether I'm working out with someone I know or getting my workout in by myself, I always leave feeling like I did something good for ME. That's what I appreciate most about the YMCA. It doesn't have to feel like, "Oh gosh...not another gym day!" Sometimes it can actually feel like treating yourself. If you're in the San Diego area and looking for a gym that offers variety, community, different locations, family-friendly options, and a good value for your money, check out a YMCA location near you. You can thank me later as this is my favorite location.

    We've been coming here for swim lessons for a long time, and our kids absolutely love it. We've…read morealways had a great experience and have never felt a lack of service. Every time we arrive for lessons, the instructors are organized, start class on time, and are always warm, patient, and welcoming with the children. Our favorite swim instructors are Kaitlyn and Caitlin. They consistently go above and beyond, coming up with creative new ways to keep the kids engaged and excited during their private swim lessons. Their enthusiasm, patience, and dedication really shine through, and it has made such a positive difference in our children's confidence and progress in the water. We truly appreciate everything they do and highly recommend this swim program to anyone looking for caring, knowledgeable instructors!

    ThoughtSTEM - Students learning a ThoughtSTEM workshop at UC San Diego.

    ThoughtSTEM

    (9 reviews)

    this site and business doesn't exist. I have tried to reach them on email, used a virtual…read moreassistance to request a call back and called more than 9 times. when you call someone picks up the phone but for some reason they don't seem to hear me. I thought for some reason it was on my end but I used 2 different phone numbers and same thing happened. I then decided to visit the physical location - non-resistance. I requested someone else to make a call on my behalf- answering service comes up asks wjo is calling but doesn't connect the call. went through the website to buy registration tokens - not available or too complicated for first time guests.

    I have known ThoughtStem since my daughter was in 5th grade and she is now a sophomore in high…read moreschool! My daughter had an interest in coding when her elementary school introduced Scratch-based programming in Technology class. She was adept at it and so we were looking for after-school and weekend enrichment classes to supplement her learning. ThoughtStem was one of the first companies to offer coding classes to young students in San Diego. My daughter started taking classes from them on Sundays at UCSD; it was a fun self-paced program with college students guiding them if needed. My daughter also took other classes from them that were offered through her school district's after-school enrichment program. Since then, my daughter has continued to pursue studies in AP computer science, engineering, and robotics. She is even volunteering to help other young students learn to code! I am so grateful to companies like ThoughtStem, also know as MetaCoders (They are now a non-profit organization. Woohoo!), for igniting an interest in science and technology for my daughter!

    Spanish Immersion - Spanish Summer Camp 2018

    Spanish Immersion

    (4 reviews)

    We won't return to the classes my son enjoyed and felt proud and accomplished in. As frequent…read moretravelers into Baja California and my son also being a specialist with us as a family, from the ages of 3-10 years old, in the Mexican cuisine and culture, we knew we were taking a chance that our special learner may have challenges.. He gives this class 5 stars, especially the students he was so happy to see. And the disruptions happy kids cause in classrooms is totally not ideal for everyone trying to learn, and most importantly, the teacher trying to teach. Somewhere, over the rainbow, there is a happy medium where a guy who truly does want to learn, can do just that. Occasionally he needs help and guidance to do so. And because no other guides, an IEP, or any special needs kids are not accommodated or welcome, we are on the search to find someone who does accept special learners. This particular class recognizes none of this. I recommend looking over the paperwork introducing classes such as this one, and going over it with the instructor. We try things out, we disclose as much as we can. These are elementary school aged kids. And no one is perfect. All of this was so upsetting for me as I felt we finally found something successful. Good luck, everyone.

    Must say this! Owner Maritza is a secret gem in our community. She has a sincere heart and passion…read morefor teaching children & adults the beauty of the Spanish language, foods, art, & culture. She provides a festive learning environment AND also offers art classes and art & sip events at her studio! I've been a participant in both the Spanish & Art programs. She also has Spanish classes at area schools in the district. She's a gift I hope you will enjoy too!

    Wishing Creek Farms - Our student Avenly having a blast riding Peanut!

    Wishing Creek Farms

    (6 reviews)

    I literally don't know where to start! Well, actually I do: Simply put, Courtney is a one in a…read moremillion instructor, trainer and equestrian. That probably sounds like a cliché compliment, but it's not, I mean it quite literally: Whatever your age, your physical mechanics, your goals, your level of riding - Courtney can take you the next place you want to go. And then the next level, and the next, ad infinitum. She is that rarest of trainers - incredibly gifted and accomplished as a rider, a teacher, and in horsemanship. That's a trifecta you don't see that often, especially not in the caliber Courtney possesses. I'm an adult beginner rider with low body coordination - for those who don't know, those are pretty significant disadvantages. I tried to learn from several instructors before Courtney and always walked away very discouraged. As in, wiping away tears discouraged, over and over. After a long break, I decided to give it another shot - it's not like I had anything left to lose. I did the best research I could and based on Courtney's reviews, I put my eggs in her basket. I AM SO GLAD I DID. Even with all my challenges, in the space of a few months, she has taken me from not being able to sit the canter in the saddle to bareback galloping with security and control. I no longer believe my disadvantages have to stop me from reaching my goals and I'm growing more all the time. My goals for horsemanship are high and lifelong, and I have learned the hard way how rare people like Courtney are. They are worth their weight in gold. They don't just get you where you want to get as a rider - they pass along the art of horsemanship to those who seek it. Courtney also does a lot for horses. She regularly rescues horses from the terrible plight of feed lots and slaughter, rehabs them, and gives them a new life as cherished lesson horses who are sound in mind and body. Becoming her student isn't just the best possible investment in your horsemanship journey - it's also supporting one of the few people who truly care about horses and who really know how to care for them. If you're looking for a world class trainer who will teach you with efficacy and kindness, empower you with safety and reliable knowledge, and who is actually making a positive difference in the world for people and for horses, look no further!!

    I don't even know where to start--I've been wanting to take horseback riding lessons for years, and…read moreI'm so glad I found Courtney! Her barn is absolutely beautiful, with a large arena and well-trained, gorgeous horses. What really stands out, though, is how well cared for they are--you can tell they truly love her. It's honestly the sweetest thing to see. In such a short time, I've gained so much knowledge and confidence in my riding. Courtney does an amazing job explaining techniques and helping with form in a way that's easy to understand. She's patient, encouraging, and very easygoing, which makes every lesson enjoyable. I'm really excited to keep learning and making progress with her!

    Indian Hills Camp

    Indian Hills Camp

    (28 reviews)

    My daughter and I camped here for a weekend with a YMCA father daughter camp in November. We had a…read moreblast. The soave is huge. Girls used bikes to get around although not necessary. The group campgrounds are decent with electric and water. Also rocks to play on. Bathrooms are ok although many ran out of soap. They have a row of private bathrooms and buildings with stalls. They also have private showers. And shower stalls. We didn't use them so can't review. Here are some of the activities BMX and Jr BMX tracks-girls loved this Zip lines for kids loved this too Laser tag-some guns didn't work so we only did this once Archery- bows made for older kids. Our 6 year olds could not use BB gun range-very fun. Too hard for kids to cock guns so dads had to Animal farm donkeys goats etc Gaga ball Large playground Pools were closed for the winter We'll return next year

    We stayed here for the weekend in the miner's shack. 7 bunk beds with mats and yay for…read moreelectricity, right at the entrance, across from bathroom and showers (free with hot water!) Very convenient for families with littles. Does get cold at night since it's not insulated. If you come in a large group, I would recommend booking the stagecoaches which is across the road from the miners shack because they have their own shaded picnic tables and access to the outdoor stage. Stagecoach are also equipped with 7 bunk beds, does rock when someone gets on/off the beds. Lots of activities for additional charge.. during the day, zip lining, bmx course archery, laser tag, paintball and pool. There's also free activities like the huge playground, hiking trails and petting zoo (we dropped by the nearby groceries store and brought up a 10lb bag of carrots to feed the animals) Meals were served 3x a day, with a nice variety of options, no one complained about being hungry. The general store does have additional snacks like ice cream and icy for a minimal charge.

    Hidden Fox Farm - horse_boarding - Updated September 2026

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