Four courts. Very limited parking. You're only allowed to park along the picketed fence on the same…read moreside of the court. Other side is resident parking only. They recently changed the rules so that you need a reservation to play get in the afternoon and the city also holds classes on the afternoon all to discourage a crowd. These courts were very popular before these new rules were implemented. People still play here some mornings. The courts are a little closer to each other so you have to BSs careful about not crashing into people in neighboring courts and hitting ATPs is a bit more difficult. The direction of the courts is so that the sunlight can be really in your face. The overhead lights at night are pretty awesome. Too bad you can't play at night easily any more.

The city recently added four pickleball courts by converting one of the three tennis courts. The…read morepickleball courts are very popular and are in use most of the day. If you are lucky, you will be able to play pickleball. Also there is a nightly gathering of dogs and their owners to meet, play, and converse. The restrooms are frequently used by working people, e.g. postmen, deliverymen, gardeners, etc...Behind the park is a horse trail. Nice little park!

This is a pretty big park. Two play structures, 3 options for swinging, lots of benches for…read moreseating, one table seating area and restroom nearby. Big open field on the other side for soccer and baseball. Basketball court further down. We mainly stayed at the park.

Placentia Champion Sports Complex is a small neighborhood park nestled inside a residential area…read morewith a decent (upgraded) playground and walking paths that wraps around both the baseball fields and basketball courts. There is two small parking lots, too. The park is clean and crowd-free unless it's tied to baseball practices or game day. Then, the cars are spilled along the streets and residential area which I'm sure annoyed the tenants. I came here a couple times supporting baseball little league practices. The metal bleachers seem recently replaced for seating to watch the games in the field. Surprisingly for a "park" there's very little trees. Overall, a nice park. We need more parks and trails for all neighborhood to enjoy.

Lifetime Brea is beautiful, and I love the casual vibe…read more Pros: Even though this gym gets crowded, I can always find equipment to use. Lifetime gyms are exceptionally clean in comparison to LA Fitness, and 24 hour fitness. I would say maybe even than Equinox (I used to go to the Huntington Beach location). The cafe has good smoothies. I love being at this gym because of the casual vibe, as stated earlier. I still go to Lifetime Irvine on weekends since parking there is always easy, and afternoons on a weekend are the best at Irvine. The Brea location is my go to gym Monday-Thursday (rarely weekends). I love being able to access any Lifetime gym. There is no other gym like Lifetime. I was a member at Equinox HB, 24 hour fitness, LA fitness, The Ark Fit, and Lifetime wins. Cons: Parking is insane, and I know it will get worse once Di Tai Fung opens August 31st. I am preparing for that, as I will come before the mall opens. I always find a parking spot even when it is crazy and I drive a truck, which is not always easy to park in small spaces, but I try to be grateful because going to Lifetime is a gift to me. The food: the almond butter smoothie is delicious, make your own bowls are average (Irvine has by far much better food) especially the last bowl I ordered had southwest rice that was not cooked all of the way. Also, the staff is nice, but sometimes the staff gets distracted by their phones, or someone had their nails done, and they stopped helping a customer. I feel customer service etiquette needs to be reviewed sice this is a high-end gym. Cleanliness of the patrons: The staff are always cleaning, and it is the members that have made parts of Lifetime not as clean. For example, the bathroom upstairs next to the stretch recovery area are left with towels and toilet paper on the floor. The locker room has kids running around at times while they should be in the family locker room. There is water on the floor from the gym patrons coming out of the showers (I did not see this at Lifetime Irvine, nor Laguna Niguel). People also stay for a long time on the massage chairs, but there are no signs enforcing that a 10 minute limit for each person is necessary. I have seen people read their book for up to an hour on these chairs and Lifetime should do something, so everyone has a fair chance to enjoy these chairs. Yes, I have listed more cons than pros, but even then I still really love coming here. I listed the cons with the hope that Lifetime management reads this review to take these observations into considerations.

Opening day And it was packed. The work areas were full. The cafe was not crowded but many…read moretables were filled, mostly what seemed like employees on their breaks or discussing with each other. Cafe workers are very friendly and the smoothie was made pretty quickly. I do agree with one reviewer that a lot of the classes were booked in advance. I'm not a big class person but it would be nice to be able to book when others can, having a basic membership. The employees on the gym floor were very helpful and friendly and around when you had a question. I feel like there should be sanitizing wipes next to each of the cryo massage chairs so people would be diligent about wiping down their chair after using. The cafe should have an online ordering system so we can pre order and pickup prior to leaving. They keep saying it's going to happen but it hasn't yet.. updated 8/8/26. Parking was a mess today when I arrived around noon. It's too bad lifetime couldn't build their own parking garage. It seems coming around this time is the most difficult time to find parking. Locker room has q-tips, cotton balls, makeup remover, mouthwash, hairspray, blow dryers. Air spinner for wet swimsuits and plastic bags. Hair is always on the floor of the women's locker room but there is always an employee around doing their best at cleaning the areas. We women just continue to shed! I wonder if there is something they can do to make it easier to dispose of trash/hair in the shower. Little trash bins? Not sure but I feel like there will be plumbing issues soon with all of our hair going down those drains Machines are plentiful and classes are getting better to book. I find there's always a spot available to workout, unlike many other less expensive gyms. I love the cryo massage chairs as well and the Hyperice Normatec leg boots. Not sure how often those get cleaned tho. Theres no instructions how to do it or where to hang them after use. So far everyone has been so nice working here. From the employees that clean and fix the gym machines to the trainers to the servers at the cafe. Hopefully this gym stays clean for the long haul!

I love how organized this place is. It's free with tuition making it that much more satisfying to…read moreuse. I believe to go with a student it's $5 a day (if not a member). The staff do a good job of keeping it clean and organized for the most part and they're usually not packed at the times I go. Monday-Friday they stay open till midnight which is probably the best perk in my opinion.

Since I graduated in May 2019 and it has been seven years, which is the record clear timeline, I am…read morewriting this review! This is the gym that I have Always used from August 2017 thru May 2019 to prepare for my CPAT test including Firefighter I/II Certifications. Aaron Tapper and Marcus St. including Dave Edwards was not allowing my to wear my Fire Department PT gears, which is a violation of my First Amendment and I contacted my lawyers for potential lawsuits! I was able to Fully utilize this facility to prepare and Earn my CPAT and CPR Certifications. If Dave Edwards and/or any ASI staffs tells you what you can and cannot wear, PLEASE file Formal Complaints against them to the Highest level of management leadership possible, which was what I did! However, this facility helped me prepare for my Sworn Full Time Paid Firefighter careers!

Couldn't find pooch park so came here. Ghetto but pretty cool park. play place, large grass areas,…read moreweird rock formation & indiv tennis place Ghetto, pretty decent size park. Probably biggest size park in fullerton or around the local area. I was looking for the Dog Park on OC site & couldn't find it!! =/ But we wanted to take our dog to at least somewhere to play ball. Found this place via google. Yes they do allow dogs, but sign says must be on leash. Only saw one other dog around park. I think I said everything in my check in. And heres plenty of parking. Not sure if you should go here alone there, it seems a little iffy with all the guys around. 2 Stars because of safety.

This is a hidden gem in Fullerton!…read more It's got a pool, skate park, kid play area, exercise stations, basketball court and racquetball courts. That's quite a lot to offer the community and still be in pretty decent shape. It's probably not always the safest area but it's not that bad. I come here for the racquetball courts. There are 4 courts which cost $10 per hour and there is even a balcony where you can watch the games down below. That's pretty cool but it sucks that if you try to hit off of the back wall your ball may go to another court so be careful. The floors and walls are in good condition and taken care of. I've actually seen a lot worse. They even have little lockers outside of the courts so you aren't tripping over anything while on the court. I just wish the hours were more flexible for the courts. Right now I believe they are open until 9 M-Th, 6:30 on Fri/Sat, and closed Sundays. (53/100)

Found this Park to play pickleball and enjoyed the courts, environment and people. They have four…read morecourts and lighting in evening/nighttime. For the three occasions I've been here, I've only come in the morning. The wait time for the courts wasn't too bad, honestly it's the perfect amount of time to rest. I usually sit on the ground but you can totally bring chairs and line it up on the fence away from the courts. Queue up your paddle in the paddle holders near the court too. Overall the people here were really friendly and I would come back in the future. For parking, there's a small lot or you can park residential. They have porta potties on the left side of the courts in the parking lot which is convenient. I would say this is the best pickleball court to go to in the Brea/Fullerton and Placentia area.

We went there to play pickle ball and it was great park and plenty of courts available. I…read moredefinitely enjoyed it.

Two Pools and awesome coaching. Go strong and Go FAST! My…read morelittle one loves her coach.

Water is too cold, it's insufferable. We pay a fee to have a sensible temperature to be able to…read moreswim comfortably in the cooler months but for whatever reason they stopped heating the pool. We have long patronized this pool but will have to find a different swim center that actually utilizes the fees paid to heat the pool.

There are two pools. One is used by adults for lap…read moreswimming, as well as swim practice for the older kids. Itʻs in the shape of an L. In the summer, the pool is 50 m, that runs from shallow to deep. There are also a few lanes in the deep end (13 ft) that are 25 yards. In the winter, they reconfigure the lanes so that they are 25 yards (shallow water) and 33 yards (from 7ʻ to 13ʻ). Overall the pool ranges in depth from 4ʻ to 7ʻ and 13.ʻ It is open year round for lap swimming. The other pool is a shallower pool, used primarily for family swim, and swimming for kids in the summer. They also use it for lessons and swim practice for the kids. They have designated hours for public lap swim in the big pool from 12 - 3 PM, M-Sa, and also include Sundays in the summer. Be sure to look for the FAST swim program website in order to reserve and pay for a lane for lap swim. In the summer, the community summer day camp programs come and use the pool, usually from around 11 - 2. There are lifeguards. If you are doing lap swim, itʻs recommended taht you know how to swim. Lap swim tends to be very busy, and most of the people swam in high school or college, many of them during 12 - 3 are older. Basic swim equipment: fins, paddles, kickboards, goggles, are allowed to use as part of your lap swim routine. Swimwear attire. Overall, itʻs a very nice facility. It could use some facility upgrades, like shaded areas where people can towel off in the hot summer months, and where others can wait. It could use more regular cleaning of the locker rooms especially in the summer, when there should be restroom/locker room attendants. It could use more signage, and graphics, and the check in for everyone using the pool should be located near the entrance -in its own building, or a ticket booth. Itʻs a great place.

Nobody pick up the call during the so call swimming time at 714-773-5788…read more. Janet Evans Swim Complex I don't believe Janet Evans Swim Complex is serving the Fullerton residence.. Their license should be revoked.