Today, I officially joined!!! I used the week free trial to see if I liked the classes (that's all…read moreI'm really interested in at this point), and they have been fun and effective. So much so, that I parted with cash and made the commitment. I must say that this morning's Cardio Drumming class, taught by Paula, is what sold me. What a blast!! I am exhausted as I write this and know I had a true cardio workout, but it felt like playtime. I got to hit bouncy balls with drum sticks and rock out to 70's music at the same time! Tomorrow morning, at dawn, is yoga. There are more classes on the horizon. I understand there is an orientation and I look forward to learning about everything this facility has to offer.

Loved it. Great gym, great vibes, great friends. I got a killer chest workout in. Could've swore I…read morehad double Ds after the workout the pump was that good. Tons of machines, but could use at least one more squat rack. Other than that great!!!

I've been going to BCF for a few months now. I stopped working out at the gym and crossfit 5 days a…read moreweek. Sounds crazy but when you start seeing results within a few weeks and feeling stronger everyday, I'll be stupid to go back to the regular gym. The workout is never easy but you're not alone. You motivate each other and we are all tight group of people in which you don't get at the gym. The owner starts to incorporate weekend hiking to break off the routine which I am looking forward to. If you're looking to try it out, orientation starts every other monday. Check out their Facebook page to see what they offer. It's a great place to get fit and kill stress.

This place is great! I got stuck in Barstow (not something you typically plan on...) and didn't…read morewant to fall behind in my workouts. I gotta say, from the outside I was more than skeptical, but I'm realizing I gotta stop judging these crossfit gyms from the outside. REALLY good equipment and set up inside! And the people and coaches, extremely friendly. I got a killer workout and had a great time, y'all got a good thing goin in there! Only part I don't recommend? The Barstow cab I called to get there... Though I might die. If you're stopped in Barstow a day, doing an outlet mall trip, or whatever, and have been doing crossfit/want to get a good workout in, it's worth headin over to this place.

I loved this gym due to not many people going. I was a truck driver going from state to state so I…read morecouldn't keep my membership when I text and called the number to cancel my membership they never replied they had me at a 60$ balance I owed but know I'm banned from going back which sucks why wouldn't they just cancel the membership instead of loosing a customer. My loss tho wish I could go back due to my anxiety of having to many people around me this was the only one that I found as a safe space and very clean.

Love the owner, more than just a gym, great equipment, 11/10 recommendread more

Lived in Silver Lakes for over 10 years. My children went to the elementary school, then the high…read moreschool. The schools are amazing, the teachers actually give a damn, and the classes aren't over populated- therefore more 1 on 1 is possible. The elementary school was blessed with an AMAZING new teacher (new to district) Mr. Jason Dokie. If your child is fortunate enough to have him as a teacher- you're in luck! Words cannot explain. I've worked at the local Snackbar next to the ProShop for several years, and along side the Silver Lakes Restaurant. Both are amazing, and worth the visit! Our golf course is beautiful, Mr. White has a great crew that assures that! I also worked at the Mobil station, and was fortunate to meet so many residents, many of whom I adore and miss terribly. Silver Lakes in a good community. It is small, therefore people take it more personally when you disrespect the property or residents. I also happened to catch my first big ol ugly fish off my dock! So, there's that! ;)

Silver Lakes also known by its city name Helendale is an unincorporated community along route 66…read moresought to once be more of a semi-retirement community, yet opened up over time to thrive and grow. It's on the outskirts of the city of Victorville California just before Boron, Barstow, Oro Grade and neighbors the city of Adelanto in which it shares law enforcement but does have a fire station + medics off it's Helendale Road, the main way into town from the front half... Shadow Mountain from the back side. While my dad has lived here for well over a decade now, I personally never grew up in this part of the high desert though I have many friends, former classmates and colleagues who have and/or still presently due. There are three gas stations, restaurants, bars, post office, convenience stores, beautiful views of the lakes of Silver Lakes, parks, wide streets, a pool, playgrounds, nice sidewalks, a few schools and even a Country Club. Everyone is pretty friendly or at least cordial for the most part and despite being so far off the beaten path I've grown more fond of S.L. over the years from visiting. The lakes are used for fishing or boating but you do need to be a resident or with a resident to enjoy most of the perks and amenities of this more private as well as safe community. Everyone is definitely welcomed.

Extremely beautiful area!! Similar to the painted hills in Oregon, this rural wonder is a must if…read moreyou're near Barstow. The road is a little ways off but there's helpful signage once you've typed in the location. The winding and rolling road has many spots to stop and get out of the car to look at the gorgeous rock formations. Peak sunset spot and view is right by the destroyed green piano and then the loop takes you back out to the main road. We came in December and we were all alone !! While it may not be as grand as the Grand Canyon the multi colored rocks and stacks are similarly beautiful here and the opportunity to get closer is even better. Practice leave no trace and be aware of your surroundings as the rocks can look quite precarious.

A trip to Rainbow Basin will make you feel like you're on a different planet. It's a unique drive…read moreon a one-way unpaved road through some of the most striking geological formations I've ever seen. As other Yelpers have said, the photos don't do justice to the subtle variations in color that you'll see. Visiting in spring, lots of wildflowers and the Joshua trees were in bloom as well. Tips: Make sure your car is in good condition and take water. I made the drive in just a regular car with no 4-wheel drive and I was fine but check road conditions first. It's free! Don't forget to charge your phone and take your real camera.

UNSAFE!!!! 6/2/2026 and found a needle next to the train. Broken glass all over the rocks. Will…read morenever stop here again.

We stopped by here during a road trip. It's a nice small park with a tank, train, flying eagle…read morestatue and some other stuff. It was perfect to stop by for 10~20 minutes and stretch our legs. Not too far from the freeway :)

Calico Ghost Town is a fascinating place filled with Old West history, weathered buildings, unique…read moreshops, and beautiful desert scenery. We had a wonderful time exploring--or at least, I believe we did. Some portions of the afternoon have become rather difficult to remember. Before leaving, I distinctly heard footsteps following me, although no one was there. I dismissed them as part of the atmosphere. That was my first mistake. Since returning home, objects have moved on their own, something whispers my name from empty rooms, and every night at precisely 3:17 a.m., I awaken to the sound of spurs dragging slowly down the hallway. No one else can hear them. No one believes me. I haven't slept in days. Calico is absolutely worth visiting, but before you leave, count every member of your party--and make certain you haven't gained another. If you hear footsteps behind you, do not turn around. It already knows where you live.

Calico Ghost Town is a historic ghost town and former silver mining community located in the Calico…read moreMountains of California's Mojave Desert. Founded in 1881 during the silver mining boom, the town prospered for over a decade before declining when silver prices collapsed. By 1907, most residents had left, and Calico was eventually restored and transformed into the county-operated attraction known today as Calico Ghost Town.   Situated just off Interstate 15, about 3 miles from both Barstow and Yermo, Calico has become a popular stop for travelers exploring Southern California or driving between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. We visited in February 2026 during our trip to Las Vegas and were impressed by the dramatic desert scenery, unique rock formations, and panoramic views from the surrounding hills.   Today, visitors from around the world come to experience the atmosphere of an authentic Old West mining town. The park offers a variety of amenities, including RV and group camping, cabins and bunkhouses, mountain biking trails, off-road vehicle areas, shops, and restaurants. Throughout the year, Calico hosts several special events such as Civil War reenactments, the Spring Festival with Americana music, Calico Days celebrations featuring burro races and mining-themed activities, and the popular Halloween Ghost Haunt in October.   Only minutes from Interstate 15 and a short drive north of Barstow, Calico Ghost Town makes an enjoyable roadside stop for food, shopping, sightseeing, and a glimpse into California's mining history. However, I would recommend visiting Calico Ghost Town during the spring or winter months rather than in the summer, when desert temperatures can become extremely hot and less comfortable for exploring the outdoor attractions and surrounding hills.

Lake Jodie was built in the late sixties by Leroy Gerald Martin and named it after his daughter…read moreJodie. He used to visit Lake Elsinore but decided it was too busy, dirty and crowded so he decided to buy a plot of land in the middle of nowhere (sorry Newberry springs) and build a private lake for his friends and family. He eventually sold most of the properties. Lake Jodie is beautiful and quiet, and at most has five boats on it at a time. It's the perfect place for people to learn how to ski or wakeboard. It's definitely a different experience than Arrowhead or Mojave. It is a private lake, so you have to know somebody who has a property there to go. There isn't much in the area, it neighbors a pistachio farm, a Mormon church, and a horse shelter. It is not far from the American Legion, the Barn (bar), and a gas station.

Beautiful lake, great for kids and adults. Our friends have a home here built by their grandfather…read more Wonderful history behind this place.