Great brunch! Many options for breakfast items including omelettes and Benedict's, great pancakes…read morewith any berries you want or bananas or chocolate chips! Lunch items too.. tacos, Sandwiches are upscale, I had an ahi tuna burger which I loved. The owner is Danish and there are Danish items on the menu. The meatballs are great and if you like pickled beets, yum! But I usually get an omelette, my son orders "the ultimate". A big breakfast with pancake, eggs, meat of choice, hash browns and toast! (Son is a young athletic man)! Atmosphere is the best in Marin, I'd say for brunch, sitting on the water and overlooking the swimming pool sandwiched between the pool and tennis courts, our SF friends love to join us at the Club! Have had dinners here too which were great! Full bar and wine list! Never a poor experience and friendly service!

Spent my second weekend in a row at "The Club" and lemme tell ya, this is a life a gal could get…read moreaccustomed to. Last week I got Dungeness Crab Benedict with truffle fries and caught some tennis in session. This week I got a tan by the big pure salt saline pool that's heated to 83 degrees year round and while lounging I sipped on Arnold Palmers (I'm taking a wee break from booze but their bar is great, too) and swallowed a tuna melt practically whole. There's a fitness center, a butt-load of tennis courts, an on-site bar & resto, huge jacuzzi, olympic size pool, and some incredible views as The Club is right on the Bay and looks over to Tiburon. My friend is a member and actually lives on this resort property (unreal) and I totally mooch off his guest spots to come get my swim on. I feel like every time I come I meet 1000 people and they all have really cool stories and backgrounds. Retired ER Dr, pizza place owner, French Chefs, lots of lawyers. lots of hot moms, lots of hot dads, some kids they brought with, and while there are a lot of seniors here, they're legit the fittest 60+ crowd I've ever seen. On Holidays they frequently have a live band and they'll grill burgers and dogs outside. It's really cool, very clean, and currently my happy place thanks to this sweet mini tan I was able to catch today.

We joined Bay Club Rolling Hills for the pool and swim lessons because my 7-year-old autistic son…read moreabsolutely loves the water, and learning to swim has always been a big goal. For him, it'll take longer and regular access to a pool. Kathy was amazing from the start. She listened to what we were looking for, found a schedule that worked, and paired Levi with Coach Kaylei, who has been so patient and kind. He LOVES going to swim every weekend. Huge thank you, too, to Charlie, the club manager! Levi is sensitive to loud music, and Charlie offered, without us even asking, to turn the music off during Levi's 30-minute lesson. That small act made such a big difference. It means the world to find a place where our son isn't just accommodated, but genuinely welcomed. We're so grateful to the whole Bay Club Rolling Hills team.

Women's locker room is discussing. Mold, mildew and rust all over. It is ancient. The showers…read moreturn very hot when the toilets are flushed.

I want to highly recommend Maria Molina as a personal trainer at the Bay Club, Marin. I initially…read morestarted working with Maria to recover from a knee injury. I wanted to strengthen my leg muscles so that I could return to playing tennis. As someone who is over 80 yrs old, I was somewhat skeptical that weight training could make a big difference in my athletic abilities but one year and half later of training with Maria and I believe I'm more physically fit than I was in my 40's. Everything is easier (i.e., walking up stairs, carrying heavy loads, keeping up with grandkids ,etc.) To say my quality of life has improved due to my work with Maria is an understatement, Maria is a consummate professional. She explains exercises clearly, pays attention to form and keeps sessions motivating and enjoyable. One day when I was lifting weights on my own at the gym, a gentleman commented, "I see that you are experienced with weight lifting, Your form is perfect. You must have been doing this for many years." I give Maria full credit for teaching me the right (safe) way to lift. I occasionally have a few sore muscles but recovery is quick after a workout. Probably the most important thing I've learned from Maria is to believe in myself. Sometimes she tries a new exercise that I think is impossible for me to achieve, let alone master. Her confidence is unwavering and has a profound effect on my mental attitude. I see few women my age working out with weights at the Bay Club. I hope this review will encourage someone who is considering personal training to contact Maria. You will be amazed at what you can accomplish with her expert guidance.

I did a tour here and was not impressed. My impression was all the annoyances that make people…read moredislike gyms happens here. On my tour, the employee was so nice, but the facility itself was a big turn off. Bay Club is a catch all gym, from kids and teens running in the halls, to older ladies that never sweat but wear their teeny outfits while they hit on young guys, to rude people sweating all over equipment and not wiping it down after. The vibe gave me the icks. The women's locker room was dirty, with wet towels and trash scattered about. The members don't keep the area clean, and the staff isn't quick enough to clean up these gross items left strewn about. Needless to say, I didn't join Bay Club.

This is a lovely public pool in Marin! We came for a holiday weekend and it wasn't as busy as I was…read moreexpecting. There are ample life guards and the toddler area is perfect with some toys, shared area and showers. Will be coming back! Lots of grassy areas for kids to play and then swim:)

Pro: It's an objectively lovely pool and space to hang out. The pool didn't seem to be highly…read morechlorinated like public pools tend to be. Cons: They don't allow pool toys because babies could get ahold of them and choke, and they don't allow nose clips or snorkel masks because they're a drowning hazard, both rules we've never encountered at any of the multitude of other pools we've been to. Some neurodivergent individuals and/or those who deal chronic ear infections or severe allergies may need nose clips to swim so that rule in particular seems unnecessarily restrictive. I also found nothing about nose clips being a drowning hazard when I googled it. Lastly, as we were making a snack bar purchase I watched as a customer came to talk to the staff about an issue and then when the person left to go back to their blanket, facility staff and lifeguards openly joked and laughed about it. Super uncool.

This area has preschool.. Baseball diamond... Playground and a pool..!!! No shades here so summer…read moreis so so hot .. Also have a snack shop if they open on time schedule..!!

I am a gym member only. I love this gem of a fitness club. Carol who runs the place is fantastic…read more She has a few good pieces of equipment, elliptical, bikes, treadmills, and some weight machines and a good trainer available, Deirdra Rogers of Fitness Defined. The place is small but totally adequate. Hardly ever packed so there's room to work out with a trainer or buddy. Very convenient for those of us living in the SG Valley. I know many people who also use the pool, but I don't like chlorine so I am grateful that they have memberships for the gym only. They also have tennis memberships and the WIC is used for other things - classes, aerial for kids, yoga, and I've attended community events there.

OK where to start well, I saw an online ad about Crunch. I think it was on Facebook. Yeah it was,…read moreI've been looking for a gym so I decided to drive down about a week ago to take a look for myself. I called before for going and the person that answered the phone was Nick the GM, he was professional, friendly and answered various questions I had, I went a few hours later and met him, he had an employee by the name of Jesse take me on a tour of the facility. I want to give kudos to Jesse's professionalism and friendliness as a tour guide with me. He showed me the facility and got to know me as a person outside of gym stuff and that was really cool because that's where business -customer relations are built. The gym had things I'm looking for and the pricing is great so at the end of the tour, I signed up for the highest plan due to it having recovery and relaxation equipment I will use. At the time, new members were getting a free T-shirt and unfortunately, I had to run out the door fast to get to an appointment and I forgot to take a shirt so I called the next morning and Nick answered. I told him I was calling to see about an XXL T-shirt black and orange colored t shirt. They were temporarily out of stock, thanks to him proactively checking while I waited on the phone, I'm grateful he was proactive to check because it saved me an unnecessary trip. I really appreciate Nick and Jesse. Thanx guys.

Great gym. Grand opening today so everything feels clean. Comparing it to the planet fitness in…read morePetaluma: it is about 3/4 the size or smaller, the lockers are outside so if you want to change you will have to do it in the bathroom/ showers. These are not complaints, just want to add it here for people to know. My only complain is that the gym was a little bit too loud and kinda forced others to speak up when talking to each other. It made the place feel louder. It is a grand opening so I know they trying to create the vibe, but maybe a little bit lower. Other than that, I will continue to come here for now.

We tried to swing by Hamilton Community Pool around 12:30pm during the heat wave, hoping to cool…read moreoff, but it was not open. After another nearby pool was closed, I was trying to quickly find another option and relied on Google, which made it seem like this one might be open. We drove over, but there was no activity -- no cars parked, no sounds of kids or families around. We spoke with base security, who was kind but didn't have clear information about the pool or its hours, and shared that it is not open to the public without special permission. We were also told that the parking area is not for civilian use. After checking the official site, it looks like the summer season doesn't begin until May 23, so definitely something to plan ahead for. Sharing in case it helps others avoid the same situation!

Signed up for community adaptive swim practice - a set of 4 classes. Such a great fit for my son…read morewho is autistic and does better with 1:1 attention for swimming. He loved it! The teacher, Ms. Amy, is so patient and kind. Our goals are a bit different, as my son is just getting comfortable with the water, kicking, blowing bubbles, floating etc. Pool is clean, bathrooms clean, plenty of parking. This is a great pool and I hope to find more classes or swim days that work well for my son.

The lesson was so fun, great service, and it was super beginner friendly! Highly recommend.read more

I regularly climb in SF at movement and touchstone gyms but today I came here with two of my…read morefriends and I really felt the need to write an honest review of my experience. It might help others from the city who want to try out this gym in Marin to not waste their money and have a bad time when there are so many better climbing gyms in San Francisco. When we came in we were greeted by a man who's name I believe was Bill and despite us detailing our climbing experience and showing our belay certification cards from touchstone and movement, two well-known climbing gym companies in the Bay Area, he was condescending to us and mansplained the entire time and turned what should be a simple belay test into a 45 minute lecture nitpicking every single thing we did. Some of the things he stated were "facts" and to "check the official website" seemed outdated and not common in the climbing community. For example: - When he asked what a climber would say to the belayer when they want the rope tighter, I said most people say "less slack, tighter, or take" but he was adamant in saying it's not right to use those terms and use "up rope" instead which I have not commonly heard people say when climbing at all the other gyms - At one of the harness safety checks he did not tolerate me just saying "make sure all the buckles are double-backed" and said I must point to each buckle and explain exactly what double-backed means (as in explain how the fabric must go under and over the buckles) each time I do my safety checks - Furthermore, he had a problem with the way that I, a short 5'3 woman, bent down a little bit when moving my guide hand under my brake hand and said that I must stand up completely straight when belaying which is not true. Plenty of instructors that you can google youtube videos on teaching belay also do this and later on I even saw the other employees do the exact same slight bend down when belaying climbers in their class - As well, he argued with us that we should not be holding the rope with both hands under the device in brake position and to only hold it with the brake hand. Not only was he incorrect about this, other gyms like touchstone and movement would fail you on the belay certification if you did not make sure to use both hands under the device for falling / brake position with the PBUS system for extra safety - He was patronizing to us when he questioned if we knew how to use a grigri, and I showed him that I have my own grigri device (in addition to the fact that I brought all of my own equipment and did not use any of their rentals), but he still mansplained how to use the grigri to us and chastised that I wasn't doing it correctly because I used my left thumb to pull back the handle instead of my index and middle fingers. Like I mentioned he had turned a simple test into a 45 minute back and forth and I could make an even more extensive list which would continue to go on but overall he made the entire experience at Gravity Vault unwelcoming and unbearably patronizing. I hope that this thorough account of how he treated us helps someone else out there who is considering this gym. The only good feature about this climbing gym is that there are auto-belay options available which doesn't exist at Touchstone Mission Cliffs, Movement Presidio, and other San Francisco climbing gym locations.