Came here during a weekday night. They have plenty of street parking as well as a decent size…read moreparking lot. The park is well lit at night with plenty of people at the children playground, basketball court, and skating rink. They also have a pool with lessons being $25 a session. Saw people taking dance lessons in the community center. There were plenty of picnic tables with grills and trash can. Overall, appears to be a very active, clean park in Quartz Hill.

Never had an issue while attending this park. Very safe and lots of activities for the kiddos.read more

Cool place for kids to get wet and play !! They had street parking and activities for the kids to doread more

We love letting our dogs run and play in the grass! Also a great spot to get your daily steps in…read moreand also let the kiddos play on the playground. There are bbqs and picnic tables for use. It does get a little busy on the weekends.

Very nice staff, clean amenities and kid friendly. Took my…read morekid for a level 1 swimming lesson here since our local park doesn't offer level 1. 10/10 i would recommend.

Really clean pool and great staff my child was not having it and the staff was extremely welcoming!read more

We love it here. My son is almost 2 and we've been going since he was 7 months. He loved the…read moremorning melody class and now open play when we can. I recommend this place to everyone right away.

I've been taking my daughter since she was about 8 months old, she's 2 now and still loves it. Very…read morefriendly staff

Great place for kids to practice gymnastics…read more The owner is very friendly and helpful. They've gone through different t ownership recently and the gym is in good hands. My two young daughters love their coaches and always have fun in class. The coaches are kind and very patient. They don't currently have a team but they're sort of rebuilding that aspect of the gym. Overall it's a wonderful place for kids to gain strength, confidence, and to make friends. We're so happy to have enrolled our kids.

This gym used to be home for so many. Unfortunately things change and I Will never send my daughter…read moreback to this gym, to be continuously fed lies.

Them space feels cramped,like the station are on top of each other. But the kids seems to love it…read more I don't like that the young teens do the class for the toddlers as they seem to have a hard time keeping them on track. They have a ton of cubbies for the kids to keep their items , the gym area is surround by thick mats so it feels safe for them to use equipment need the parent sitting area and cubby holes. The down fall is there's only one bath which makes changing for class very tight. My little one is enjoying the climate so I guess that's all that matters.

I am very disappointed with our overall experience at this gym. My 3.5-year-old daughter was walked…read moreout from her gymnastics class by one of the coaches for "not listening" and was not permitted to rejoin the class that day. As a result, she became extremely upset, embarrassed, and hurt. While I understand the importance of maintaining structure and safety in a class setting, I question whether excluding a toddler from participation is an appropriate or developmentally sound response for a child of this age. Three-year-olds are still learning impulse control, attention, and classroom behavior. In my opinion, there were many opportunities for redirection, coaching, or communication with the parent before resorting to removing her entirely from the class. What troubled me most was the emotional impact the experience had on my daughter. Rather than helping her learn, the situation left her feeling rejected and discouraged. A positive learning environment for young children should balance expectations with patience, understanding, and age-appropriate behavior management. Because of this experience, I chose to withdraw my daughter from the program and requested a refund for the month I had recently paid. Families considering this gym should be aware of how behavioral issues are handled with very young children and decide whether that approach aligns with their expectations. On a positive note, we always had good experiences with one of the coaches, coach Eva (not referenced above), and I did appreciate the structure and variety of activities during the class.

I highly recommend swim lessons through the City of Lancaster at this location - Webber Pool…read more My 7 year old had pretty strong water anxiety because when he took swim lessons in Santa Clarita, the swim instructor would promise he wouldn't push his head under water, and then as soon as he relaxed, he would do exactly that. Then of course my son would choke badly because he had no warning. I scolded the instructor and told him not to do that...and then he did it again. I complained to the manager in Santa Clarita, and he very kindly apologized, but the damage was done. My son went from loving the water to being petrified. I took him to my brother's pool to try to play with him and get him over it, and he clung to me like a barnacle. So this summer we gave the lessons at City of Lancaster a try. My poor son was so worried, that he was trembling the entire ride there. He was afraid the instructor would lie to him and scare him on purpose like the last one did. Do you know how long it took for his Webber Pool instructor, Garrett, to gain his trust, and get him over his fear? Exactly ONE lesson. By the end of that lesson, he had dipped his face in the water and jumped off the edge of the pool into his arms, shrieking with happiness. Garrett gained my son's trust, and he kept it. He was so encouraging and relaxed that my son gained confidence in himself immediately. He went from shivering with anxiety the entire ride there, to gleefully telling everyone he met at the grocer store that he just came from swim class and he loved swim class and he got to jump in the water and do you like swimming cuz I love swimming... I am so happy! This means so much to me that my boy regained his love of water. A manager in Lancaster told me the instructors all use the methods recommended by the Red Cross. When I look at the other classes going on, all of the kids look like they are having fun, and the instructors all seem kind and patient. The pool was very clean, and there was a lifeguard on duty. Excellent, confidence-inspiring instruction, clean pool, and lots of fun. Give it a try if you are looking for swim lessons for your little one.

This place is very nice and very affordable I took my kids to swim for 1$ and it was not overly…read morepacked it was well worth it..

016/24 This park is…read morejust about a mile and a half drive to my brother's abode which was our destination. This park was named after a lady who was a resident for many years and was also a foster parent to many kids . This park's amenities include: Basketball courts Swimming pools Tennis courts Baseball fields Fitness area Gymnasium Picnic tables Community center Skate parks Soccer fields Children playground Restrooms

This magnificent little park has a little bit of everything. -That's what makes it great.:)…read more A group of off-duty army veterans are setting up a volleyball game. A father is teaching his youngest son how to 'hit one outta the park'. Small family barbeques are being planned and celebrated in the shade of one of the first-come-first-served gazebos. A future skateboard influencer is setting up a"live feed"for his tictoc fans. Cool Palmdale kids are practicing their 360s at the skateboard ramps and half pipe in the skate park. My favorite Instagram friend is practicing his free throw.... all the way from Greece?! Ok, maybe it just looked like him. This is a great place to practice your free throws! Old friends are playing a pick up game at the basketball courts. Future Lakers in the making! Kids are playing games, swinging on swings, sliding down slides, playing sports and .. musical instruments??!! Future rock stars can practice outdoor instruments here and out. Bring the band for an outdoor concert. There's a commemorative plaque in this park paying homage to Vietnam veterans. My dad served in the military during the Vietnam war, so I came to get a picture of the plaque for him. What a great park! I'm enjoying the weather, admiring everything and everyone. I brought my takeout to a nice table in the shade. Pandemic points! Every time I come to this park I get to trade smiles with somebody different. I moved to the area for a reason, the people. This park is located in an area of the Antelope Valley that looks like a country rap video directed by Clint Eastwood starring everyone. I traded hair compliments with the most beautiful little girls I've ever seen. Rainbow beads, you are my sunshine "No YOUR hair is prettier!" In return I got one of the best smiles in my life from their father. Why do I get something better back when I give a compliment, a hug or a smile! I don't know, but this park is a premier place to practice. I left with a skip in my step. A full tummy. Cool pictures. Great advice. And. The distinct impression that this place and one smile could change the world. I drove away playing "We can work it out" from Stevie Wonder. I didn't make it out of the parking lot before I got another smile and a nod. Everybody should come check out this park. Bring your picnics, team practices, YouTube fans, your biggest smile and your family.:)