I love a great community center - and this is one of the best ones I've ever seen…read more The building and grounds are functional - one story and completely accessible. The staff is so friendly and helpful (I left my glasses and notebook behind at a meeting and they had everything waiting for me to pickup the next day). The programming is top notch - I wanted to move here to just to take some of the classes! And the artwork! I'm obsessed with public art and this Center delivers. I kept finding little hidden gems sprinkled across the grounds and the building. The patio is lit with fairy lights and actually comfortable seating options. You can rent out any of the spaces for meetings or events. This is everything a community center should be. A model for other towns.

One of the largest and most beautiful senior and community centers in Orange County! You can rent…read moreout rooms for parties and everyone.

Friendly staff, nice rental rooms, sports courts, and a playground with fun sound toys for kids to…read moreplay with. Be warned that pickleball and tennis can get crowded, though.

From the owner: Los Olivos Community Center is a multi-use facility that offers a variety of classes for the…read morecommunity. It includes a multipurpose room, warming kitchen, patio space, and outdoor and playground amenities.

10/10 park and surrounding area. It's very safe to go for a walk here or pick up a book! I love…read morethat the library app lets me put holds on books and I can pick them up here. The front staff are always sweet and helpful.

tl,dr: nice new pickleball area…read more Likes: + Fresh new pickleball center. 6 open-play, 2 private courts. + The pickleball courts are pristine and fresh. Lines clearly drawn. + Lots of fencing around each court, highly reducing ball-on interferences. + Water refill station right by the courts. Pretty big parking lot. The restroom is accessible inside the Community Center during their business hours. Non-likes: - Not a lot of people come here for pick-up pickleball games. You likely have to bring your own people. Others bring their own people for private play or coaching. If you're lucky, you might find nice people there who'll let you join in. - It's near the beach, so strong breezes should be no surprise to you. Despite the wind tarps layered all along the surrounding fence, gusts still definitely affect gameplay. The day I went, there was a boxing tournament inside the Community Center, so parking was PACKED. Struggled to find parking for 10 minutes. What's worse is the other side park prohibits parking there for pickleball players. However, I just got off the phone with an associate who said that this was actually a rare event, and that normally parking is pretty open.

My cousins are residents of Irvine so they were able to get a permit for our family reunion of 4…read moregenerations. There were almost 130 attendees!!! Upon arriving to the center, I noticed how clean and pretty the park was. The parking lot was conveniently close to the rec center. Perfect! We have so much supplies, food and decorations to bring in to the center. The automatic door opened and i went to the desk to sign in. There she was with a smiling face... KALIA! Kalia greeted us and was so sweet and helpful. She even offered us a cart to bring in all the drinks and food. It's almost as if we were at Kalia Rock Community Center. She made us feel so welcomed and at home. She gave us the 5 cent tour and said move in! If you're ever considering where you should have your family reunion, party or any type of gathering, this community center rocks! We used the bbq grills, the park is a stone's throw away, the kitchen is so spacious, the park set up 28 tables for us... it was absolutely the best venue ever! Thank you, Turtle Rock Community Center and Kalia and crew.

Turtle Rock Community Park is a neighborhood park in the Turtle Rock neighborhood of Irvine. It…read moreencompasses 25 acres and includes kids playgrounds, tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, a half basketball court, BBQ pits, and picnic shelters. There are two parking lots with ample parking. There are a couple bridges separating the two sections of the park. There are tons of grassy areas throughout the park which make for good picnic spaces with blankets. You can make reservations for their multi-purpose room, meeting room, craft room, and picnic shelter for a fee.

This is a huge park and community center with a lot to offer. Several parking lots to start. They…read morehave a good sized pond with a walking trail around it. They have basketball, baseball, tennis, pickleball, and soccer areas to enjoy some recreation. The greenery is well maintained. There is a nice sized playground with a splash pad.

Located right next to Heritage Park, this location houses multiple camps through the Spring and…read moreSummer season. The camps are structured, well organized and affordable. Sign up through City of Irvine website. Cancellations are easy to make too. Plenty of parking. They also have an art building for Arts and Crafts lessons.

Got to attend a local TEDx event here at the Tustin Community Center at the Tustin Marketplace and…read morethe facility was very modern and the presentation rooms were very equipped, with great theater-style seating. The location used to be a former Edwards Theater, but since been converted for meetings and events. The entrance can be a little confusing walking in, but it's located right next to California Pizza Kitchen. You will see a flight of stairs and once you get up there, you'll be inside the building. We were on one side of the building, but did not see any visible elevators, so keep that in mind if you happen to come here. The restrooms are easily accessible and clean here, but nothing to really get excited about. There is a center lounging area, with multiple sofas that's between the meeting rooms. Parking is adjacent to the building, but can also be challenging as it shares parking with The Marketplace center. So you may have to walk a little further when you do come visit.

Visited the community center for many piano recitals because the available stage space. Recently…read morefound out that they have open court available for you to players. Will be brining my kids to let them some basketball on the open court hours. The youths can be registered to play with the front desk.

Likes: + 4 pickleball courts…read more + Friendly players. + Very short wait. You likely only have to wait 5-15min between games. (At other parks you can wait up to 50min because they only have 3 courts or each court has its own queue.) . Only the pb court lines are drawn. Thankfully, the Community Center staff provides portable nets. . Almost everyone here is a beginner. Level 3.0 and below. . At night, the lights are decently bright. Might be slightly dimmer on the street side. Non-likes: - The 4 courts are too close together. Neighboring distractions/interferences are common. They should've drawn the 4 courts farther apart. Need a little portable fencing to separate between courts. - On weeknights the Center, and thus the restrooms, closes at 7pm. - A bit of a maze to drive from the main roads to the nearest parking lot, then to walk around the skating rink to reach the pb courts. Wish we didn't have to cross a skating area to play pickleball everytime. - The courts are next to the street, so traffic is noisy occasionally. - Outdated webpage.

We were recently invited to a Christmas holiday luncheon and musical performance here…read more Very beautifully done by a smaller group of youth and adults playing piano and violin. The Center also had many activities going at the same time as well. It is owned by the City. Very clean and well kept up.

This Senior Center is VERY UNWELCOMING. The receptionists and staff behind the counter are very…read moreRUDE , not helpful and VERY condescending , they don't even say hello. The other staff there just walk by you and could look at you in the face and not say hello.. They should never be in a customer relation job.

Happy I stumbled upon this beautiful desert garden. It is filled with so many interesting…read moresucculents and cacti. Nice walkway to stroll and take it all in on a beautiful day in Newport Beach.

Definitely worth exploring this civic center if you are in Newport Beach. It is a quiet and…read moresecluded park near Fashion Island with interesting stones. Actually this civic center is known as the White Bunny Park. The place is easy to walk around and have big open grassy areas for picnics and taking photos. In fact, I saw two groups of people taking professional family photos the day I visited. It also have a big parking structure, so ample parking for visitors. I probably will stop by this place again when I visit Newport Beach. It is a cool place to stretch your legs after a long morning cruise and have interesting instagrammable places to make memories as well!

This is the best Senior Center in this area. Big and New…read morespaces with many activities for seniors. Excellent services, friendly team staffs

Lake Forest Civic Center is an awesome facility. It is not only the City Hall of Lake Forest, but…read morealso its senior center, aka Clubhouse, a community center, a conference center, and also a performing art center/theater, all surrounding a central courtyard. It is referred to as Lake Forest's 100-year home. I was impressed by its beautiful view of landscape when I first set foot here a few years ago. Since then, I have visited all the buildings, even its parking garage. I liked the fact that most buildings are available for residents to rent/use. The hourly rate is very reasonable for personal use, and pretty much at-cost for non-profit organizations. I often see people use this facility as a public park. Families walk their kids and dog at dusk. The center is always decorated for the holidays, very festive. The only drawback perhaps is its location, not exactly on a major street of the city. Only people has a reason to come here will make the drive. Then again, it cuts down on people passing through accidentally.