Safety 4/5 Id feel great taking my newly born kids there,…read morebut the bathrooms a bit dirty Variety 2/5 Not much to do there, just some ball sports and a playground Catch ability 4/5 Some open spaces but nothing game changing Demographic 4/5 Attractions for all ages Geography 4/5 Easy to find parking lot but only if you approach from a certain side

This is a nice, serene park in Rancho Cucamonga! It's down the street from the dog groomer so we…read morecan sometimes get here early and walk the dogs before their appointment. It's close to two schools and the laughter of kids can always be heard when we're here! The park is super clean and quiet (the kids aren't THAT loud ). I'm counting about six maintenance workers mowing grass and pruning trees! There's NO sign of graffiti, a nice playground area and VERY clean but basic restrooms! Honestly this park is more of a 4 1/12 stars!

Great place the kids had a wonderful time. Great staff would definitely come back when we visit…read morethat area.

Imagine an experience so bad you finally download the yelp app…read more.. The food experience minus 1 star. Waiting 30 minutes for a pretzel and onion rings sucks, it especially sucks when the onion rings taste horrible and look just as bad. Its even worse that you ordered prior to a party arriving and yet they got at least two orders of wings and pizzas delivered before your food even hit the table. Install a notification system, minus 1 star. Waiting an hour and a half to ride is fine. Not being able to leave is the problem. Its 2026 and you can't have a push notification system for guest....maybe its better with a reservation but living over an hour away and with California's traffic its not something that can be guaranteed for some. It wouldn't be fair to not review the actual thing people come here for. The racing is fun and exciting. Course is done well. Plus 1 star.

"RC" in RC Sports Center stands for Rancho Cucamonga. This was my first time here when I attended…read morethe Indonesian Night Market on 08/17/2024 with some friends. I didn't know it was on Rochester Ave and it's that close to Foothill Blvd. The night market took place in most of its parking lot area. There's indeed a good ample number of parking spaces. Part of it was used for preferred parking for a nominal fee. We didn't get to go inside the building, but we did spend some time outside near the basketball courts shared with pickleball. There are about 6 portable pickleball nets with permanent lines. Now I know there is another place that has pickleball courts. Yay! It looks like this center is used for special events and festivals quite frequently. Good to know as I will look out for them. Thank you!

Unfortunately for Rancho Cucamonga, I've heard that the city believes that pickleball is simply a…read morefad, even in 2024. Which means that the only public pickleball courts are here, or Red Hill Park. Since beggars can't be choosers, I choose to play here. Technically, these are outdoor courts (5), but they are covered, but with no walls, which makes it possible to play in summer without getting heat stroke. The pickleball courts share space with the outdoor basketball courts, so the court lines can make things a little confusing at first, but you get used to it. The court surfaces are quality and well maintained.

This place is super cool! We attended a party here and we had the best time! There's an amazing lap…read morepool with diving boards. There's also a kiddie pool and a kid's splash pad area. The best part was the water slides! It'd been a while since I'd been on a water slide and man, these were fun! I had no idea this place was as cool as it is. Plenty of lifeguards around as well and they were keeping a great eye on all the kids. There are a lot of picnic tables, lounge chairs and even a good amount of shade available. Some people were bringing in EZ-Ups, but I don't know if that's always allowed. The restrooms were also very well maintained. I'd definitely come here again!

Perfect place on a hot day. Great to have in our city. Been going here for years. I've also been…read moreto a few birthday parties held here.

It's a little small minus baseball diamond field . Cool little park has a half court for…read morebasketball and small area for playground

This park is very calm and very nice to walk around. I enjoy the atmosphere here and how relaxing…read moreit is. I'd highly recommend it here for anyone in Rancho Cucamonga.

The program is good as they work the kids, but the unprofessionalism from Ronald Conlee is…read morepathetic. The guy comes across as an jerk to kids and parents. This will the year my kid will attend this program.

All the kids confidence is so fun to watch sky rocket when they get out on the court. The coaches…read morededication to all the kids is absolutely top notch!

We had my daughter's birthday party here, and it was absolutely perfect from start to finish! The…read morestaff is friendly, organized, and went above and beyond to make sure every kid was having a great time. The coaches kept the energy high with fun games, obstacle courses, and gymnastics activities that had all the kids smiling and laughing nonstop. The facility was super clean, safe, and set up beautifully for both the activities and the party portion. It was such a relief as a parent to be able to actually relax and enjoy the celebration knowing the kids were being well taken care of. Everyone left happy, tired, and talking about how much fun they had! I can't recommend this place enough for a birthday party -- it's the perfect mix of active fun, great staff, and zero stress for parents. Would highly recommend! ‍

Our daughter was in Level 1 at Younique Gymnastics for about a year. During 2026, we never saw her…read moreuse the bars even once, and over the last couple of seasons I don't remember seeing the Level 1 class use the balance beam either. Each season is around seven weeks and is paid for in advance, so as parents we kept hoping the next session would involve more actual gymnastics. Instead, a large portion of the classes consisted of conditioning exercises such as push-ups, sit-ups, planks, carrying mats, and other workouts. After finishing the exercises, they might work on a gymnastics skill, but most of what we saw was basic skills such as cartwheels. While one student was being taught the skill, the other students would often be doing another workout or conditioning drill. Classes would frequently finish with more conditioning as well. I completely understand that strength and conditioning are important in gymnastics, but after watching this continue for roughly six months, it felt like conditioning was the main focus rather than gymnastics. In my opinion, conditioning should be a smaller part of the class, with the majority of the paid class time spent practicing gymnastics skills and using the equipment. I'm mainly writing this for parents considering Level 1. If you are expecting to regularly watch your child practice bars, beam, and other gymnastics skills, our experience was very different. Unfortunately, a lot of the time we were watching our daughter do push-ups and conditioning exercises rather than use the gymnastics equipment.

Lovely park in Rancho. Had Easter here and no problems at all. Crowded, but everyone respectful…read moreand pleasant. Well maintained, even the bathrooms were ok by park standards. Would recommend for events.

absolutely stunning park! super well kept & beautiful. it's a big park & perfect for recreation…read moresports or running!! pretty spacious parking lot and lots of street parking available too.