As someone who travels extensively & has been to many pools, in many states with my kid, this was…read morehands down the worst! Went for the recreation swimming, complete waste of time & money, thankfully it was only $5, so not much money wasted. Swimming facilities are ok, nothing special. But if your young child can't swim yet, don't even bother wasting your time. They micromanage you with a bunch of rules. No life jackets allowed which is INSANE. Front desk lady tried to gaslight me & say that's a normal policy in most places which it is NOT. She needs to get out more. I've been all across the country & not one other places I've been to has ever had that rule, in fact it's the opposite in most places--non-swimmers are REQUIRED to wear them. So basically my kid couldn't do anything but sit there hanging on the edge of the pool. I tried to walk around the pool with her on my back, again, like I do everywhere else & they said I can't do that either. I couldn't swim cuz I had to watch my child at all times just hanging on the edge of the pool. Not fun at all. Locked rooms are only 18+, so couldn't use that either cuz my kid is with me. Just a bunch of pointless weird rules & micromanaging that doesn't exist anywhere else I've ever seen. Save your money & time & go somewhere else. We ended up just going to raging waters where we have season passes, she can wear life jackets allowed, & we have way more fun.

Because mom was a competitive swimmer, all my boys had to learn to swim all 4 strokes…read more Mission accomplished with all my boys thanks to San Dimas swim lessons. They have been coming here since they were all 9months old. Throughout the years my older boys joined the San Dimas swim team which is so awesome and a great team. Now my last little Liam, is finally ready to be in a competitive team all thanks to the LA county life guards at San Dimas.

We have been to Premier Swim for the last 4 years and I am very happy with the swim lessons for all…read more3 of my boys. The Parent and Me are helpful foundations that I then can take home and just practice directly. The 30 minute group lessons my kids are currently in have been solid. A few notes: - The instructors change out quite a bit (turnover and absences)where my kids usually have a different instructor each time. It is not usually a problem since the instructors are all solid and pretty consistent - The deck managers are A+++. Adrian in particular is phenomenal with my son who is nervous around water. Love their engagement and care. - Group lessons can be 4 kids (my kid swims way less) or 1 kid (basically private lesson) just depending on the absences of attendance. I appreciate the class size but the larger class size feels like my kid gets only about 10 mins of true lessons since attention is spread across so many kids.

One star for management, not instruction. To be clear up…read morefront: this review isn't about the instructors. Evan, Enun, and Tony have all been excellent. My issues are with how the school is run. The app. It doesn't work properly. It doesn't show full account info, so you can lose makeup lessons without realizing it. Scheduling a makeup is difficult because the information displayed is incomplete -- and half the time the booking function isn't working anyway. I'm paying for lessons and losing them to broken technology the school chose. Class size. This summer I enrolled my daughter in a two-week program. Before signing up, I specifically asked how many students would be in the class and was told three. In week two -- after she'd settled in with her instructor and classmates -- a fourth child appeared. I was told up to four is normal for a group lesson. This wasn't a typical group lesson; it was a special program, and I had asked the question directly beforehand. I pulled her out immediately and was refunded for the week, but we were disappointed because she was making real progress. More broadly: four kids in a 30-minute lesson is too many at the lower levels. Very little gets accomplished, and it's a significant lift for a parent -- getting there, changing, in the pool, out, showered, home, often with siblings in tow. There are better options nearby. Several other schools cap group lessons at three. Life Time Fitness offers swim classes at $120/month with a membership we already have -- same duration, fewer kids, lower cost, and an app that actually works. Private lessons. I've switched to privates because there's no other option here, but they're only 20 minutes, which isn't enough time to build or retain much. One more thing: makeup lessons can only be rescheduled once. If your child gets sick, you're out the lesson and the money, even with ample notice. We'll stay until I've used the makeup lessons I've paid for, then we're moving on. It's a shame feedback doesn't seem to land. I have two younger kids behind this one, and we'll be taking that business elsewhere.

Very nice pool. Lifeguards everywhere and are very attentive. Super clean facility. Not at all…read moreexpensive. I only wish they had open swim for more days

We came here for the water tots class (ages 3-5) and we are very impressed with the instructors…read morehere. They make the class fun with singing, games, and toys so that students get used to the environment and feel comfortable with each other. But it doesn't stop there; they also incorporate one to two skills per class, and my daughter has a lot of fun (which to us was the most important part). The swim classes run for 30 minutes each session, and that is a good amount of time for a 3-year-old's attention span. Prices are also pretty fair; $65 for 2 weeks (for residents), and they run Monday through Friday for a group class. The class had 7 kids with 2 swim instructors, and I was glad to see them co-teach. Parents and family members can sit on the shaded area and watch their kids learn how to swim. They also have multiple life guards watching the area so we feel pretty safe with the kids in the pool. I also see other higher level classes going on as well as the private one-on-one swim lessons. I only wish I knew about the registration times earlier on so I can sign up for multiple sessions in the summer. Registrations begin as early as May and I didn't sign up until July. Now I know for next year! Definitely coming back again.

It has great programs the cheer squad is amazing, the basketball games are incredible, the…read morevolleyball programs are good, the community and coaches are terrific. It's a good place

020/2026/Jan This is…read morea community and recreational park offering a amenities like gym, playground, picnic areas, open courts for basketball, pickleball, softball and many more! Came to a birthday event ! Indoor spaces offer classrooms for classes and other social events as well as a kitchen which is available for rent !!

Highly recommend Vivi swim school! Coaches are really patient and adjusts to each student's pace…read more Very friendly and welcoming environment!

I appreciate this facility because it houses the women's league I play in. The staff is nice and…read moreyou can tell the community uses this place a lot. I often see kids playing or learning volleyball and basketball. The bathrooms are relatively clean. Just watch out for the uneven walkways going on to the courts.

This place honestly feels like a rip-off. They hold an awards evening, yet only a select few kids…read moreactually receive recognition. When I spoke with who i beleive is Tony, the first thing he mentioned was that it was "too expensive." Meanwhile, I walk through the parking lot and see expensive exotic cars everywhere that I am sure is owned by PTBA owners. That definitely makes you question where the priorities are. LOL. More importantly, I feel the organization needs to put greater emphasis on discipline, teamwork, sportsmanship, and overall player development. Practices should include more games, competitive mini-drills, and activities that keep kids engaged, motivated, and actually enjoying the sport. Youth sports should be about developing the whole player--not just focusing on a select few. I previously had my nephew here for two years, and unfortunately, it seems like things have gotten worse rather than better. Overall, the planning and execution of the program have been very disappointing. I've decided to find another organization for my son--one that embraces holistic player development, teamwork, discipline, and good sportsmanship and makes every player feel valued. I truly hope they take the feedback seriously and make the changes necessary to improve the experience for all the kids.

My friend and I decided to stop by at this batting cage for a quick source of stress relief and…read morefun. The facility itself was pretty small and it was completely empty but wasn't able to use the automatic feeding cage since it had reservations, which was fine. Since the manual feeding cage was our only option, we decided on that option for 30 mins. The manual feeding option was $30 for 30 minutes which I thought was a little expensive but this place had good reviews so we decided to give it a try. So, the guy helped us to set up the projectile machine and showed us how to feed the softballs manually. For the first 3 minutes, everything seemed fine until almost 70% of the softballs were projected straight to the floor. As a result, the softballs ran out pretty quickly and had to spend time picking them up again pretty often. Since it was projecting to the floor too much, we asked the guy if he can readjust the projection angle. He ended up increasing the speed and adjusting the angle a bit more upward. As I was feeding the softballs manually for my friend, I noticed that the projectile feeder machine motor could not stand the speed changes and started to rattle and move side to side causing inconsistent throws which lowkey turned into a dodgeball session and also caused my friend getting hit. Overall, poor maintenance of equipments and poor handling of the situation from the staff. If you decide to come here, I do not recommend the manual feeding option.

Will was such an amazing help! He went above and beyond for my daughter and I and he didn't really…read morehave to! We rented a cage not lessons but it's our first ever season in softball so we were kinda clueless haha he was so friendly and patient, he brought us a T that I didn't know we even had an option for and showed her the correct form and a few more pointers that really took her to the next level! She left feeling so great about herself! We are definitely coming back and are so grateful for Will!

This is a small but clean and decent park located adjacent to the Quail Summit Elementary School…read more Most people that use this park will walk the path on the perimeter of the baseball/grass field. There are public restrooms along the path. The school is off limits including the basketball courts, so you cannot use them. This part of the park is closed to the public during school activities (between 7:30 am and 3:30 pm). The gates will be unlocked half hour before sunrise and locked half hour after sunset. The part of the park that's not locked has a sand lot with a fire engine gym/slide, picnic tables, and BBQ grill. There's a small parking lot appropriate for this small park.

Tiny little park nestled in a neighborhood. Best for toddlers - older kids would get bored…read more Parking lot is very small & tight. We use school fields for AYSO soccer practice. My daughters attends UK International Soccer Camp here in the summer. Not much seating on the fields - bring a lawn chair and a blanket to sit under the shady trees. From the DB parks website - 5 developed acres: 2 baseball fields (unlighted), 1 soccer field, picnic tables, BBQ, tot lot, fitness course, restrooms, 10 parking spaces, office/storage.