Well we signed up in Aug and started with trainer but felt I wanted to work a routine. None…read moreavailable so if you want to workout it seems you must have a trainer. So disappointing. No one checked whether we had osteoporosis which is important in weight training. Not helpful for beginners.

Absolutely amazing!!!! Several gyms in Imperial County and they are all top notch and staff is…read moreawesome

I have been at Rio Bend and using their fitness center for about a year. The quality of the fitness…read morecenter was one of the reasons we chose the park-plus all the other exercise activities. The fitness center has 5 treadmills, 2 elliptical machines and 4-5 exercise bikes, lots of weights, benches and machines. The treadmills, elliptical and bikes work smooth-not state-of-the-art with video classes but give a good workout. I have used most of the machines and they work pretty good. There are some that work better than others. I've seen people use the machines and they seem to do the job. During the winter season, the fitness instructor Irene puts on aerobic type, yoga, and other classes 5 days a week. They gym, along with the exercises in the pool and golf provide a good overall workout. I do recommend the Rio Bend Fitness Center. It's a great addition to the other activities they have and a fun way to stay in shape!

Just the perfect place to meet and greet!! Been going here since Jr. High when my Aunt Bess took…read moreme as a treat!! Del Rio saved my life for many years! Then as now it is what you make it!! Don't know why I did not move there after high school. Life would have been easier I THINK!!

Challenging Golf course with Smaller than normal Greens…read more Bring your Target "A" Game.

Went in to use there range and looked at a 365 macro was offered a small discount on a overpriced…read moreGun I thought the store was selling the gun at a fair market price in good faith I pulled the trigger come to find out fairly quickly as soon as I left I was paying approximately 250 more and minus a small personal digital gun safe which I found called right away to try to work something out and basically told to pound sand I'm at fault for not doing my homework and paid the price for that was just hoping they would do the right thing since it was only hrs since the transaction was done would have been ok with some kind of help but nope nothing do not recommend this place times must be hard but I signed the agreement quote unquote smh

I came down to El Centro to see family, friends and shoot in the desert. I checked out Border…read moreTactical (BT) before heading down and it seemed alright. Up here in San Diego there are tons of tactical stores so I was very surprised to hear about their great customer service. So I got to BT and it was two businesses in one location. I couldn't believe how big the store was plus they have a shooting range. I came in there to pick up an extra magazine so I didn't spend much time in there. I didn't know where the magazines were so I asked and the customer service guy was very very friendly. He spoke to me about some hollow points ammo for home defense and he was very knowledgeable. Also he was dressed to impress which is crazy rare where I'm from. I just bought my magazine for my .40 cal but also thought about what the guy was telling me . When I come back to El Centro I will definitely shop here again without a doubt. I wish there were tactical stores like BT in San Diego and I my even shoot at their range next time.

Most know about the White Sands National Park, but the Imperial Sand Dunes in way Southern…read moreCalifornia shouldn't be slept on either! We came to the Hugh T. Osborne lookout area here and it was so gorgeous! You can park along the incline or drive all the way up and walk around on the dunes. A local told us the dunes span 250 square miles of this area- that's more square footage than the entire city of Chicago takes up! All you see for miles and miles are sand dunes and the mountains way in the distance. It feels like a whole other world, and not one I ever really knew existed in the U.S. At this lookout they have some bathrooms (very bare bones and no way to wash your hands after which seems a little crazy), and a single covered picnic table to sit at. There are garbages as well. But seriously, it is so gorgeous here even when us rookies came in the midst of the hottest time of year (aka off season), which can also be dangerous with all the wildlife coming out during the hot times. But hey, we didn't see any and thoroughly enjoyed the serene view and eerily quiet atmosphere. El Centro is a small city nearby that is really cute and nice of you need another place to stop- or Yuma on the Arizona side. This place is worth a little road trip to see!

Fun for everyone! Many options for young riders to adults. I myself am a big guy and was…read morecomfortable the whole duration of the tour. Excellent service

I would give zero stars if I could…read more Preliminarily, I would like to note that they offer a free t-shirt for anyone who writes a positive review, which violates Yelp policies and suggests the few positive reviews may be "bought" instead of legitimate... Some wives organized a dune tour for our husbands on Sunday, May 17, 2026, and unfortunately, the Yelp reviews, which show a clear pattern of fraudulently retaining deposits and double charging customers, were not reviewed before the primary organizer who selected this company. Regrettably, every negative review about this company is 100% correct. This experience was negative from the get go: -Upon arrival, they did not have the can-ams that were pre-ordered -The company was incredibly disorganized and were inexcusably ready extremely late after we arrived but had an "excuse" for everything (lost an oil dipstick for one, had to put air in the tires on another, had to put gas in ALL of the ATVs, all of which should have done before the customers arrived) -We paid a deposit of $2,161.96 but were told that they would not necessarily retain the full deposit -One member of the group did, unfortunately, flip his ATV, and they acknowledged there was some damage and never disputed that the group would cover it; however, the company (Chris, specifically) promised an itemized invoice for the damages. The following is what transpired: *Monday, 5/18 - Chris said he would send invoice *Thursday, 5/28 (1.5 weeks later) - We e-mailed asking for the itemized invoice and security deposits of $1,332.13 and $1,545.00 *Monday, 6/1 (2 weeks after promised the invoice) - Told we would have the breakdown this week *Sunday, 6/7 (3 weeks after the ATV tours) - Asked "Has there been any update on the price/invoice of the breakdown of damages?" *One of the husbands in our group disputed the charge for the deposit given (1) he had not yet received the itemized invoice he had been promised and (2) we had not received evidence to suggest any potential damage equated to the amount of the deposit, meaning there could have been an overcharge *Thursday, 6/11 - Upon learning of the chargeback, Chris sent the attached photographs of threatening messages (these are his own words) threatening with completely incorrect and inaccurate recitations of the law, which were barely comprehensible given Chris' lack of even an elementary level of proper grammar and syntax