Had Personal Issue with reservation, called in spoke to Lolli, Lolli said had to talk to Mike the…read moreManager. Long story short they took care of the guest!! "CUSTOMER SERVICE IS PRIORITY, WITHOUT THE GUEST YOU HAVE NOTHING!" Both went over and above!! Thks Lolli & Mike!!!

This place gets extremely crazy on holidays. It's $20 for…read morethe day to park which is a little pricey but the splash pad is included in the cost. If coming on a holiday come early! Restrooms are also limited which can be troublesome on holidays. My girlfriend had a cabin. They're A/C and sleep 4-5 people. They're really cute. The kids love the splash pad area. They keep the park really clean. Overall it was a fair experience.

Great park has wonderful photography photos here pretty cool to chill and hang out hereread more

My daughter loves this park so much however restrooms are horrible her and don't feel comfortable…read moreusing them.

Huge recreation space, so many different amenities to try, overall a pretty nice recreation center…read more After 4 years of coming here to the student rec center at UCR, I've decided to write a Yelp review. There have been so many changes over the years to the gym here at UCR, mostly to try to better the place. They've moved things around, made things nicer, added more things, and overall improved the gym space but adding things like extra power racks and now they have a weight sled on the second floor. Service is generally friendly but usually whenever I ask the front desk for things, they seem lost or they act like they don't care about anything. Overall, I do think that this recreation center is a lot nicer than other the other UCs. Some of my complaints include that they refuse to have higher dumbbell limits, since the highest dumbbells only go up to 100. I know it's not in-demand to have them, but if students need to progress, you'd think they'd add more weights. I also don't like that they got rid of some of the leg machines downstairs and moved them upstairs. By doing that, you're making students become even more lazy from doing leg workouts more often and you've created a chicken leg epidemic! haha If you're coming to this gym from outside of the university, I believe that they have guest passes for $5. But if you're from UCR, I highly suggest utilizing this gym because it's included in your tuition.

The SRC is definitely the nicest gym I've ever been too. They have two floors, both of which are…read morecovered in machinery. They have any type of weight training you need, an indoor track, beautiful pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, and almost anything you need. The equipment is kept clean, and you can use the rooms to do floor training when classes aren't being held. Speaking of classes - they have people come and teach Zumba, Pilates, or again - anything you need. Water stations on both floors, and clean bathrooms on both floors as well. Sometimes the SRC gets crowded, but that's mostly after the New Years. If you avoid prime hours of working out you'll have no problem getting the machines you need. However, even if it is crowded, you'll still get what you need with a short wait time. If you're a student or have the opportunity to use this gym, I strongly recommend it!

A peaceful, well-maintained dog-friendly park in the heart of Orangecrest with adjacent library. It…read morehas plenty of parking, but it fills up quickly during sporting events. I visited for my nephew's basketball tournaments and really enjoyed the facilities, the indoor gym is small but comfortable. The community center is fantastic: clean, modern, and comfortable with great restrooms. With soccer fields, baseball diamonds, a playground, and picnic areas, it's a wonderful, family-friendly spot to have in the neighborhood.

Orange Terrace Community Park is a large sports park in the Orange Crest/Mission Grove area of…read moreRiverside. AMENITIES There are multiple areas including basketball courts, soccer field, baseball field, playground, etc. It is well-lit so it's great for walking around or jogging. Perfect for families. The walkways are paved so it's good for visitors who have utility carts, strollers, walkers or wheelchairs. It's even dog-friendly (just be sure to pick up after your pet). PARKING I like that this park has plenty of parking spaces, too. Overall, Orange Terrace Park is definitely one of my favorite local parks. It's a great place for outdoor activities in Riverside.

It is my happy place. I go there as often as I can. To spend as much time as I can. I can't think…read moreof any place I would rather be. They play my favorite music and serve my favorite food. It is so comfortable, it is as though I set it up myself. The people here are fantastic. I look forward to coming back day after day.

Small, but beautiful park in the middle of a pretty neighborhood. I spend my early Sunday mornings…read moretraining and exposing my reactive dog to new places. The reviews and pictures on this park caught my eye. It was more than I had hoped for especially because I've given up hiking to train my dog and lately I've been missing my hikes. This park gave me a bit of what I have been missing. Peaceful surroundings, trees, a dirt path, space, and minimal distractions. The pup and I got to play and train and we both left feeling super satisfied. I did notice a small blue tent in the park. Not sure if it was occupied. I wasn't too concerned because I had my dog. A discarded syringe cap was also found near a bench. Otherwise, the park was well-manicured, clean, and serene. I look forward to returning!

Nice place to walk your dog and get rid of your cholesterol pick up good energy.. Careful though…read morethere are coyotes out there

We went for a hike yesterday and Bonita Falls was 22 minutes drive. The location was in Lytle Creek…read morein San Bernardino National Forest. The weather was great. We parked in the designated area. It was around 2.8 miles round trip . Make sure bring water, sunscreen, good hiking shoes and hiking stick. The trail was very rocky and steep going to the waterfalls. The running stream was amazing. Water was cold but soothing to listen to the sound of the water. The waterfall was high , great to take pictures and can get to the waterfalls area. There were people doing rock climbing too. Great adventure.

It's a decent hike and a good way to get out in nature, but good luck taking photos without…read moregraffiti in them. That's the most disappointing part of this hike. The waterfall is cool, but the area is completely tagged and dirty. The hike itself is only difficult because of the rocky terrain. Otherwise, it's not bad. A couple locations you have to work your way across the water but you can usually find something pretty easily. An adventure pass is needed for parking at the trailhead. I've seen bear scat here previous times, so be careful and alert out there!

I love that the main trail is paved, which makes it accessible for everyone--| saw…read moreplenty of families with strollers and people walking their dogs. It's definitely an incline, but it's not too strenuous since the path wraps gradually around the mountain. It feels more like a brisk, scenic walk than a rugged hike. The absolute highlight for me is the Peace Tower and Friendship Bridge. It looks like something straight out of a fairytale or a European village. It's such a cool, historic landmark to stumble upon halfway up, and it's a great place to stop for a photo or just to catch your breath.

What a wonderful hike for families. The nicely paved road up the mountain makes it easy for…read moreeveryone to go up. Strollers and wheelchairs had no problems. I saw so many families going up pushing strollers and so many kids hiking up with their parents. The views are beautiful from all around. On the top you will see the tower and the bridge. Also the big white cross. So beautiful. Expect about two hours to be here. It's considered easy to moderate hike since the road is paved. But you are going uphill. We parked at the Ryan Bonaminio Park which is free. There are restrooms here but not up on the mountain. So be prepared.

Beautiful park in Chino Hills named English Springs, this is both our first time here and it was so…read morepeaceful. We walked around on the cemented path and looked at the birds and ducks. Overall this place is really nice for just a place to relax. The trees are pretty and just looked so beautiful here when I was visiting I will be back!

Ducks, turtles and playground. My 5 y/o son loves going to this park and will keep going to it.read more

What a beautiful lake with plenty of access and pathways there's even benches to sit on. I saw a…read morecouple people out on the lake in a paddle boat Everybody seem to be enjoying themselves

I was here with my gf and twas a beautiful walk around this lake! The weather was just perfect for…read moreus! It's not a big lake so definitely great pick for small nice walk with friends and family! Snow covered the lake and got to see thick layer of the ice but wise not to jump on it rather observe and enjoy the scenery! Love to go back if any opportunities allow... Cheers