The pool is great and perfect for kids. The sign says no food allowed but i saw quite a quite a few…read morebrought it in. This place would be a lot better if 1. They had garbage cans out for the food people are not allowed to bring in 2. Had more chairs as many people were sitting on the decks with no chairs 3. Umbrellas for the sun 4. Charged $5 and let people rent towels. Word to the wise: Bring. Towels. Or you'll have to dry off in the sauna. I believe the other sea ranch pool lets you rent towels.

Beautiful pool, clean dressing rooms and lovely environment... doesn't get better than this!read more

The Spring 2023 staff interactions are 0/5. They are absolutely unfriendly and unwelcoming. I…read morecan't get a smile from anyone, especially at the front desk (first point of contact). This is a beautiful gym, considering how much the tuition is you would imagine your experience would be warm and helpful.

Excellent facility. Clean, well staffed, equipment well maintained. Lots of equipment on site.read more

While there is much more than the skate park, this is the only reason that I've been there…read more There is a lot to ride. It's got street features, as well as some shallow bowls. Several scooter riders do flips regularly without a problem. When I saw it for the first time, it appeared to be a single level, but there are several different levels to it, all surrounded by a fence. Riders were mostly quiet, doing their thing. Watch out for the little, little ones because they're not paying attention. There is no supervision, so even though there are rules, they may or may not be followed. Helmets should be worn, regardless. Parking is just outside the skate park.

Good place to hand out and skate. No perfect, but works. I have skated here and biked. I take my…read moredirt jumper here. I don't like the fact that there is paint in the bowl chipping off. It makes sometimes for a slick spot. Also wish that Vacaville would clean it out for the kids. I know the kids make a mess with garbage, but it seems to accumulate leaves, the city should come by weekly to clean it out. I have even taken a broom and dust pan and cleaned it out myself.

An incredible place to hike, camp, and sight see! Austin Creek State Recreation is an extensive…read morerecreational area in Guerneville that's filled with tons of hiking trails, camping sites, stunning meadows, and beautiful vegetation. It's also inclusive of the ever so popular Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve which boasts some of the largest and oldest redwood trees in the area. I hiked here from Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve via the East Ridge Trail with my group and connected to the Pool Ridge Trail. The Pool Ridge Trail is pretty moderate and spans about 4 miles one way. If starting from Armstrong Redwoods, you can connect to the the Pool Ridge Trail from the East Ridge Trail, and It will Loop you back to the beginning. The East Ridge Trail is pretty strenuous though, and the entire loop (when connecting to Pool Ridge) will be a little over 8 miles long in total. The Pool Ridge Trail is a narrow ridge trail that will take you through the beautiful Redwood forest and expose you to the prettiest plants and lush meadows. This trail will also take you to Gilliam Creek and Bullfrog Pond that will lead you to several campgrounds. There are plenty of benches and a few picnics tables along the way that pose at the perfect rest stop. You will be surrounded by the most amazing scenery. Another great reason to hike Austin Creek is that it isn't as crowded as Armstrong Redwoods. Of course, Armstrong Redwoods is gorgeous and is worth a visit too. However, if you're looking to escape the crowds but still reap the benefits of hiking the Redwood Forest, then Austin Creek May be a better fit for you. All in all, it's an excellent place to enjoy a scenic hike while in the Russian River Valley.

Had a wonderful Saturday afternoon hike. We found a trail to take just below our parking spot at…read moreVista Point. But there are many trails to choose from. The trail took us downhill and we ended at a tiny bridge crossing Austin Creek. The Fall setting was beyond beautiful with orange and yellow leaves like a bed over the water. Our hike back up to the car was a great workout. I am sore as I write this, which means I accomplished what I set out to do: push myself! Highly recommend exploring Austin Creek. Beware of the drive up here. It's narrow and windy and up an extreme slope. Go slow, for it's technically a two way, though it only fits one car most of the way. But, it's worth the drive for these amazing views.

I really enjoy the evening yoga class. The Christmas craft fair was fun and local vendors. I…read morebought holiday neck scarves for my dogs and soap with room spray.

Must be one of the nicest Senior Centers in Sonoma County. Offering many classes and community…read moreevents plus a beautiful aquatic center. Outdoor seating areas, fountains , a playground, lots of parking. Worth checking out.

This pool has a lot going on! A large water slide, small diving board, "lazy" river (pretty…read moreenergetically flowing!), and lots of fun splashy fountain things for the kiddos in the shallow end! There are also lanes for laps and a midsized pool. It was a little pricey, more so for tourists, but it was a great facility and experience!

Awesome facility! Clean and fun! 5$ for my son to swim. Didn't charge me to get in. Cool. Big…read moreslide! Lazy river. Diving board. Fountain thing! Fun :) dog park out front too and skatepark in back.

My first visit was as a guest ($7 for a day pass, sign waiver) to try one of the Zumba group…read moreexercise classes on a Wednesday evening with instructor Donna. The member who I was a guest of is a West Sacramento resident. Since I work in West Sacramento, what's super neat is that they have a Corporate Rate that matches the Resident Rate for passes (Individual Only), which comes out to $7 for adults, $5.50 for seniors/students daily, or $39.50 monthly for adults, $26 monthly for seniors/students rate. Regular admission (non-resident) is $14 daily or $73 monthly for individuals. They also have Couple and Family rates. For evening hours after work, in the Group Exercise room, generally, there is a Cardio Lift, Yoga, or Zumba class offered each hour or so between 4 PM and 7 PM. There is also Kinesis, Aqua Fit, and Spin in other areas of the Center. They also have a basketball court (youth, teen, and adult sports), typical gym machines space, small group personal training, a pool, and a rock climbing wall. Parking was full because it's summertime and the hot weather brings everyone to the pool. Overflow parking goes into the high school lot, with some shade trees. Might get a pass as a complement to my Orangetheory membership.

Amazing local, affordable gym and attractions for the whole family. One of the perks of west sacread more

This place is very clean and great for this event being put on by the local Rotary clubs. We are…read moreusing the facility to host highschool aged kids and it's been absolutely perfect! The gym is very large, the dining area has plenty of space and the surrounding outdoor areas are very well kempt.

From the owner: Meeting rooms, conference facility, Boys & Girls Club, basketball, volleyball, badminton, ping…read morepong, arts & crafts, Zumba, pickleball, pool tables, foosball, join a league or start you own group. You name it you can do it here.

Russian river in Sonoma is a magical place ..been here twice for watersports and weekend..this year…read morewent river tubing on the river streams down unless the current gets stuck ..different beaches and points..Guerneville is fun ..kayaking etc

SO FUN!!! We kayaked…read moredown the river which was about 2.75 miles. It was calm and so beautiful. There are many points along the river where you can stop, lay out and have lunch. It gets a little crowded once you get to the main beach area but if you're kayaking or canoeing, it's very peaceful. The current isn't strong at all. Also, there are some rentals for kayaks & canoes there if you don't have your own or haven't rented them out elsewhere.

Finally had a chance to visit. Place still looks brand new eventhough opened 5 or more yrs…read more This is a city owned facility community center so not at all affiliated with the middle school next door or the track field. Not sure what to think of this place yet but looks great so far. According to the coordinator, theres rooms to rent, affordable classes to take and free kids programs. More info on their website. Cafe inside as you walk in and a front desk to the right. Drinks, coffee and some desserts. Three lounge benches to wait, rest while enjoying your order. Concrete tables in back with view of middle school's basketball courts and track. Limited parking out front. Will try their cafe next time. Come support this local facility.