Great concerts, clean park and enough tables for parties. Loved listening to the music and eating…read morewith family. Parking is available in all areas of the park. The pond and paddle boats were so much fun.

Large park area with racket, tennis courts near the main entrance with train monument…read more Amphitheater, basketball courts, bbqs, picnic tables, playgrounds, fishing, driving range, pedal boat rentals during the summer. Concert nights in the park and events hosted throughout the year. Car shows on weekends. Parking lots located throughout the winding pathways. American legion located in the far back by the large pond. Watch the boats line up for their Annual regatta. Golf course/driving range entrance is towards back by large pond, keep along path closest to the 60fwy.

Huge recreation space, so many different amenities to try, overall a pretty nice recreation center…read more After 4 years of coming here to the student rec center at UCR, I've decided to write a Yelp review. There have been so many changes over the years to the gym here at UCR, mostly to try to better the place. They've moved things around, made things nicer, added more things, and overall improved the gym space but adding things like extra power racks and now they have a weight sled on the second floor. Service is generally friendly but usually whenever I ask the front desk for things, they seem lost or they act like they don't care about anything. Overall, I do think that this recreation center is a lot nicer than other the other UCs. Some of my complaints include that they refuse to have higher dumbbell limits, since the highest dumbbells only go up to 100. I know it's not in-demand to have them, but if students need to progress, you'd think they'd add more weights. I also don't like that they got rid of some of the leg machines downstairs and moved them upstairs. By doing that, you're making students become even more lazy from doing leg workouts more often and you've created a chicken leg epidemic! haha If you're coming to this gym from outside of the university, I believe that they have guest passes for $5. But if you're from UCR, I highly suggest utilizing this gym because it's included in your tuition.

The SRC is definitely the nicest gym I've ever been too. They have two floors, both of which are…read morecovered in machinery. They have any type of weight training you need, an indoor track, beautiful pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, and almost anything you need. The equipment is kept clean, and you can use the rooms to do floor training when classes aren't being held. Speaking of classes - they have people come and teach Zumba, Pilates, or again - anything you need. Water stations on both floors, and clean bathrooms on both floors as well. Sometimes the SRC gets crowded, but that's mostly after the New Years. If you avoid prime hours of working out you'll have no problem getting the machines you need. However, even if it is crowded, you'll still get what you need with a short wait time. If you're a student or have the opportunity to use this gym, I strongly recommend it!

A peaceful, well-maintained dog-friendly park in the heart of Orangecrest with adjacent library. It…read morehas plenty of parking, but it fills up quickly during sporting events. I visited for my nephew's basketball tournaments and really enjoyed the facilities, the indoor gym is small but comfortable. The community center is fantastic: clean, modern, and comfortable with great restrooms. With soccer fields, baseball diamonds, a playground, and picnic areas, it's a wonderful, family-friendly spot to have in the neighborhood.

Orange Terrace Community Park is a large sports park in the Orange Crest/Mission Grove area of…read moreRiverside. AMENITIES There are multiple areas including basketball courts, soccer field, baseball field, playground, etc. It is well-lit so it's great for walking around or jogging. Perfect for families. The walkways are paved so it's good for visitors who have utility carts, strollers, walkers or wheelchairs. It's even dog-friendly (just be sure to pick up after your pet). PARKING I like that this park has plenty of parking spaces, too. Overall, Orange Terrace Park is definitely one of my favorite local parks. It's a great place for outdoor activities in Riverside.

7th St., Park is an amazing asset to the city of Yucaipa. It has a little bit of everything from a…read moreswimming pool to a playground, and one of the unique features of many of the local parks, which is three covered basketball courts as well as four covered Pickleball Courts. I come here frequently to either play pickle ball with the Yucaipa Pickleball club, take my son to the playground, and even for a date picnic with my wife. The park is well-maintained and the city has invested a lot of money and time into keeping the Park updated and continually making changes based off of the needs and requests of the community. I absolutely recommend bringing your family here for some safe, fun and activities!

I love 7th street park and have been using it for 30 years! Our kids all took swim lessons at the…read morepool every season until they were solid swimmers. There have been a few changes in the past few years here. The dog park is closed but it is my understanding that the city will be reopening it again over by the gazebo area. The skatepark is closed and the covered courts area has been expanded to where the skatepark used to be. Yucaipa's main skatepark is over next to the high school off of 13th street. The new covered area is now home to 4 permanent pickleball courts which makes for an amazing space for youth who may not have their own nets yet and for anyone to come play in the shade. Yucaipa Pickleball Club reserves these courts for club play through the city. Club hours are generally in the mornings and the 4th Saturday of the month. Specific club hours can be found on their website www.yucaipapickleball.com

This review is for the Wolf's Den inside Impact Sports Complex:…read more The Wolf's Den is one of the most energetic gyms you will go to, full of supportive people. If you want to learn to fly, this is the gym for you. They have everything you could possibly need to train for your OCR races, and the possibilities are endless for the ninja course runs you can set up. Not to mention, they have the "Mega" 18 foot warped wall to run up also. The coaches are all very attentive and energetic. Diego, who is the owner, also goes above and beyond to make sure everything is safe AND clean for everyone on a daily basis. Such a great place to train, and a really friendly environment.

Outstanding gym! The obstacle course is amazing. Diego constantly is changing up the workouts and…read moreeveryday you learn or get better at a skill. I come to the gym to train for the Spartan Racing and it really has increased my speed, stamina, and skill since I joined back in December! The class times work great with my schedule and everyone there is super accommodating. The best days are the ones I start over at Wolf's Den! I'm serious as a heart attack when I say this is the greatest gym out there in the block! Not to mention it is the only Obstacle Course Gym for 100 miles!

Nice pool, but I would not recommend it during summer because water is heated, and it defeated the…read morepurpose of going to the pool to cool down.

We were looking for a nice, indoor swimming cool in the San Bernadino area and I stumbled about…read moreRialto's Rec Center on a swimming website. I thought I should also add this location on Yelp for future pool seekers. I can only review on the lap swimming pool since that was what we were there for. When we initially stopped by to gather more information, the girl at the desk didn't know much details about the swimming atmosphere. We returned a few days later and talked to one of the lifeguards there and she was able to give us more details about the hours, pricing, availability, and crowdedness. You enter the pool, and apparently the gym and rec center, through the locker rooms, which are separated for men and women, which is nice. The locker rooms are big enough to change and store your stuff. They also have lockers outside by the pool. The L-shaped pool is very large. It is divided so there are four lanes for lap swimming and a general area for other swimming purposes. Bleachers, a sunning area, and lounge chairs are available for spectators and guests. Plenty of seating area, which is nice. The pool is indoors, but one of the wall is "open" so it feels like an outdoor pool with concrete covering. Quite nice, actually. You have to call and ask for pricing since I believe it might be seasonal. Plenty of parking. The rec center itself is much larger than what we expected from the outside.

The Conference Center is very nice. They are friendly, helpful with questions and directions. There…read moreare quite a few activities for our residents. In fact it's probably in the top five for offering its community the best in community activities. Love the murals!

What a night on the lawn of the Recreation center in MoVal. It's free!!!! Tonight we teach our…read moredragons!!!!!!

It was a cool idea but, the timing wasn't perfect. We decided to go out for the evening and visit…read moreBig Bear in late January. It's the thought and laughter that counts.

I had no expectations of this place prior to showing up, but overall if you're looking for a snow…read moretubing place for your kids, this could be a good place. We came on a weekday a few days before Christmas and it was still fairly open. There were plenty of different size tubes and they seemed to be in OK shape. My 6 year old had no problem going up the stairs and coming down himself. They have staff at the bottom yelling at your if you get too close to the tubers or if you don't move fast enough to get out of the way. Bring cash! The line for the ATM was long and I heard it's slow. One hour was more than enough for my kid