Awesome courts. I discovered this facility and tennis partners at joinplaytennis.com/san-diegoread more

My kids loved the summer camp here. And now love tennis! I look forward to trying the beginners…read morepathway with them.

I play league out of this terrific club. The staff is always friendly. The leagues can be anywhere…read morefrom mixed doubles, ladies doubles, etc. They have on line court reservations. Becky is always making sure that she can accommodate small children to grown adults with lessons and camps. I would highly recommend Carmel Valley Tennis club. Not to mention the location being right across the street from Del Mar Highlands and One Paseo. Becky's pro shop is also well equipped with whatever your tennis needs are.

I like to captain teams out of Carmel Valley Tennis because it's very conveniently located. There…read moreis ample parking and the best part is that there are tons of restaurants located across the street. After league, the team just head out to eat for some good old team bonding. We just finished our winter league and we are very happy that Carmel Valley Tennis has a camera to check on the court conditions. This makes it easy on the captains to determine whether we play. No more having to drive over to find out that the courts are wet! This is absolutely fantastic!

Simply the BEST local tennis shop EVER! Amazing service from start to finish...top notch efficient…read morestringing, nice variety of tennis merch including apparel/shoes! Well worth driving across town as La Jolla can be tricky. Been a loyal customer past few years and they can't be beat!

They're level of patience is an understatement. $20 to demo 4 rackets over 5 days. I was looking to…read morebuy a second racket. My first one was given to me. I went in blind and left more knowledgeable than before. They are methodical about suggesting which rackets to demo and adjust the next set based on your feedback. After 5 weeks of demoing a variety of rackets I got a good idea of ideal weight, different strings and types of racket and was able to narrow it down. I live in rancho penasquitos so driving back and forth to La Jolla was painful, but it was worth it

Fun to be around the beach and enjoy the nice weather. East to check in and find the court…read more Provides balls if you don't bring. You can make reservations by phone ahead of time. Not too busy when I went in the middle of the afternoon. About 2 courts were still open.

The people are your typical snooty La Jolla people. They are rude and not very welcoming to guests…read morefrom out of town. I called twice and was told By the staff member who answered the phone that clinics were open to all and I just pay the tennis pro directly. I showed up and the tennis pro was not welcoming and Said the staff doesn't know anything that I should have contacted him directly. He let me join but made me feel very uncomfortable the entire time. Very condescending.

This is a decent park with mature trees, plenty of green space, and a picnic area. The playground…read morestructure is a bit dated, however, there is a nice sandy area for small kids to play in. Many round concrete tables are spread around the park. Adjacent to the park are a basketball court and a large sports field where many local baseball and soccer teams practice.

Beautiful local park with plenty of parking, clean bathrooms, playgrounds, and walking paths…read more There's amazing views at the top of the hill and you can even see the ocean! I love visiting here!

Ray's been around for decades. Very knowledgeable and have an amazing selection of clothes and…read moreequipment. I love how both owners continue to do all the restringing of racquets.

If you're in San Diego and looking for anything tennis (or pickleball) related, go to Ray's!…read moreWhatever level of tennis you play, the staff can help you with your tennis gear needs. I recently purchased a racket here and enjoyed my overall experience from the recommendations, to the opportunity to test the racket in the back, to the peace of mind knowing that Ray's will match prices on Tennis Warehouse site.

Nice open park to workout, let your dog off the leash, or bring your kiddos ( if you have).read more

Best Neighborhood Park in La Jolla! I come here regularly and treat it with respect…read more There are regular Yoga and Taiji Quan (Tai Chi) Classes for every level! I even saw a Senior Fitness class. This is truly a community park. Families will picnic, kids celebrate birthdays, walkers, and dogs daily. Come on out, Enjoy the morning dew, the afternoon sun and the beautiful full moon!

Easy to reserve a pickleball court. Ample parking. There's a water machine that gives crushed ice…read moreand filtered water - keeps us healthy and hydrated.

Pretty good courts. Super friendly staff…read more I discovered this court and tennis hitting partners on joinplaytennis.com/san-diego

What a wonderful place on campus to have your fitness needs addressed. The UCSD Triton students,…read morefaculty, and staff have a great facility here. It is currently undergoing a major construction upgrade, and the construction announcements look very promising. I saw many people playing basketball, racquetball, and working out in this gym. The facilities look clean and they have updated equipment. I also know that they have lockers for the patrons here. Lockers are a bit challenging to score, so you may need to wait awhile.

This is for the Canyonview Pool. As an alumni, I've swam in this pool more times than I can…read moreremember it was always a magical gem of the campus. Every time I'm in SD, I always swing by for a memory and dip. This last time was atrocious. The place is FILTHY. The lobby upon entry is not welcoming; the entry desk is full of dust and card readers are broken, etc. The pool itself has more chlorine than I ever remember and was the cloudiest I've ever seen it. The lounge chairs are either missing cushions or have ripped covers. The old skool clock (that comes in handy) has been missing the last two times I was there....but the locker rooms. OMG. The tiled showers are SLIMY, there are hair balls and soap scum in every drain. It's not only a walking hazard but just disgusting. I filled my water bottle at the fountain and the next day it had black dots growing on the sides. This place is infested with bacteria and mold. Aquatic recreation facilities require daily deep sanitizing and cleaning and this facility is not being maintained or managed properly. As a campus that invest millions in educational skyscrapers, the funding seems available for maintaining facilities properly. I hope they can get it together. Not only will I miss visiting this facility but future and past students deserve better.