I've been a member for about three years. I love the environment and WOD's. The coaches and members…read moreare all very awesome people. Everyone is very friendly and supportive. There's a variety of classes offered throughout the day and week. The kickboxing class is also an awesome workout as well. Private kickboxing sessions are also offered.

This is a drop in review. CIV is easy to find there is a large sign down the road pointing you in…read morethe right direction as well and a large sign on the building. The sign in easy, digital and it takes place in their very nice gift shop. The coaches promptly acknowledge new faces and stay involved during the duration of the workout. This will be my go to box when I'm in the area.

I be going to 24hr fitness for a long time and when I go sent out to work, I usually try find a…read morenice gym to stay motivated, well this gym will definitely doit , I recommend this gym over 411 at the mall. It pretty huge if you walk all the way inside. 25 a week can't beat that.

Very nice people to work with! They are honest and friendly and take very good care of the gym and…read moretheir members. I recommend highly.

I left my house early to make sure I arrived on time 9am rental. At 850am, a text message read:…read more"Here is the location we are using for your 9 am pick up." This is Dylan with a map marker. A few minutes later, he called me asking where I was. I said I'm making a turn, but my GPS says go straight, and the street sign says road closed. I had to pass the road closed sign to get to the rental location. After I parked, Dylan came out to greet me. He took me into the office, asked for my ID, asked if I had ridden before, and then told me that the handlebars were $90. I asked why he told me about handlebars, and he said it's because some people get charged for them. He then said that if I came back early, he would give me a discount. I said, "Cool, thank you". I then went to my car to change. I met him at the ATV, where he explained the controls, and I thanked him. Dylan then told me to follow him; he was going to show me some areas. He took a razor, and I followed him on the ATV. He took me to a place under a bridge where people hang out. It had chairs, a basketball hoop, a basketball, and a lot of stickers. He then took me to a windmill. At the windmill, I asked what the marker was for to get back to the rental shop. He said to use the tall antenna, which is close to him. I thanked him, and I went off on my own. At first, I was excited and explored the area. I was worried I might get lost. This place is nothing like Ocotillo Wells. Ocotillo Wells is a State Vehicular Recreation Area with a map, Marked trails (with names), and Unique Geologic sites. Ocotillo, where I was, is just a desert. I tried to keep track of where I went. I found some medium hills, went up, took some pictures, and then went back down. Then, I continued exploring the area. It was fun until I went up to a sign that said BOMBING AREA- DO NOT ENTER. I called Dylan from my cell phone, and he said, "Don't go in there." I said, "What's this about? He said they do testing over there, but are not currently doing anything at this time. I thanked him and hung up. I went away from the signs and found another one that said Laser Targeting DO NOT ENTER. I decided to go towards the main road instead to see if I could get out of the area. I then see a Sign that says Navy Reserve, DO NOT ENTER. I then turned around and kept riding. I found a path that avoided the signs. After 10minutes of riding, another sign popped up saying NO VEHICLES, NO ATVS, NO DIRT BIKES. I then went another direction after riding for 5 minutes. Another sign said NO TRESPASSING. At this point, I was irritated. I rented an ATV only to be told I couldn't ride in the area I was put in. On my way back I was able to see the windmills. I found a path to the right and followed it, which brought me closer to the mountains. I went up some hills, then followed the path, but I felt like I was going to get lost because I didn't know where I was going. There are no trail names here. I kept going, then somehow ended up going down a hill. I made a right and kept going, which took me to a path I'd been on before, where the hills were. I then kept going toward the cell tower and returned it to the ATV rental spot. I got some drinks from my car and took a break. I looked around the shop, and no one was around. I rang the bell, looked at the garage and the office, but no one was there. So I called Dylan and asked where he was. I needed gas. He said he was at the other rental location setting up people. If I was done riding? I told him I needed gas. He told me to get it from the blue truck that has a pump on top. I thanked him. I filled up the gas tank and went riding again. I then rode to the left side of the ATV rental place. I liked this place at first because it had more hills. Then I followed a trail that led to more hills. Unfortunately, the fun was short-lived. As I kept going, I saw an area that said DO NOT ENTER MINING in progress. I said, "ok, whatever." I still had a trail on the side of it. I continued and saw some guys hitting some targets with guns, so I went another direction. I kept going until I saw a No Trespassing sign. I tried another way and then kept going straight until I saw a cement wall like at US border with DO NOT ENTER. I was completely blocked. I got tired of not being able to explore much on the right side due to the BOMB signs and No trespassing and NOW the left side had DO NOT ENTER signs and cement walls. I rented for 8hrs but I finished the area in 6hrs due to it having closed areas. When I returned Dylan said the ATV was good. I asked about the discount for returning early. He said he would have to talk to his grandfather he doesn't know how to process it. Update 5 days later I called and wasn't given a discount as mentioned when I first arrived

I had such a great experience and I was so eager to leave this review that I wrote it while riding…read moreback to San Diego from Ocotillo! There are many ATV companies to choose from in Ocotillo, and the desert is the desert. So, I am sure the tour content is the same for every company. However, I think this company differs from the others because of their hospitality and great customer service. First, I called Dezert Adventures looking for a last minute reservation after missing a scheduled tour with a different company in the area. They were able to get our group of three booked for a next day, early morning tour - sweet! This time, we arrived thirty minutes early. Grandma [I forgot her name] and Dylan [super handsome] greeted us and got us all checked in. Both were super friendly and helpful, and they made sure we were comfortable with our gear (helmet, gloves, and googles) before heading out. I forgot to bring a backpack for the ride but was pleased to find that they have backpacks and fanny packs available for use during the tour AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. They also had sunscreen available for use! We went for a 2 hour tour - this is the perfect amount of time, btw. Our tour guides, Bruce and Bob, were awesome. They answered all of our questions and didn't have a problem taking our pictures..and we asked for MANY! They stopped in shaded areas during the tour and provided complimentary, CHILLED water each time!! This was much appreciated and LIQUID GOLD because it is super hot out there. The other company that I booked with urged each person to bring 6-8 water bottles of their own, so I was pleasantly surprised to see Dezert Adventures take care of their customers in this way. All in all, I had a great time. There were a total of 9 people in our tour and there was no pressure to go fast or slow. If you are planning to go ATV riding in Ocotillo, I definitely recommend making sure you are hydrated prior to going out and I highly recommend Dezert Adventures. They have competitive pricing, no crazy deposits, and their ATVs are in really good shape. You will not be disappointed.

We visited the Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge toward the end of March and…read moreunfortunately the timing did not work in our favor. It was already around 100 degrees, which made it too hot to venture out toward the lake. My son loves bird photography and uses a telephoto lens, so we were hoping to see more wildlife. Instead, we mostly stayed near the visitor center area. We did spot quite a few adorable cottontail bunnies resting in the shade. They dig little shallow pockets in the cool dirt, which was fun to watch. There were also a few birds chirping and some doves, but overall not much activity. The visitor center itself is small but nice and worth a quick stop. From what I have heard, this area can be amazing for migratory birds, but we did not see many during our visit. I am guessing earlier in the year or during the winter would be a much better time to go. It is also pretty out of the way, so not somewhere you will just casually swing by. Overall, it was an okay visit, but I would definitely plan for a cooler season next time. 3 stars

Should you visit here if you're not a birder (bird-watcher)? Unfortunately I have to say no, unless…read moreyou're already in the area.. The Sonny Bono nature center is free experience and it's also a pretty fun drive along the farmlands and the geothermal power plants just to get here. Once you've parked there's also a nice little hike to a rock with views of the south Salton sea.. There is also a small visitor center but that's about it. This is a place for birdwatching and if you don't have proper gear like binoculars or a powerful telephoto lens you're not to going to see the birds. There is a wooden observation tower but the free attached binoculars can't be focused and the lenses are dirty. There are no warning signs about mosquitoes on the rock hike trail. There should be. We were attacked by a swarm and I got tagged nine times. Not fun. You need: Powerful telephoto lenses Mosquito repellent Sunscreen and water

I was looking forward to experiencing and enjoying the weekend with my girlfriend my girlfriend…read morefelt uncomfortable. They were looking at her constantly !fvery poor service. Josh and Dillion were rude. I found myself complaining more than anything. I wouldn't suggest this place for anyone to visit.!!

Took the whole family of four for an ATV tour over desert sands at Ocotillo, CA, which is 90 miles…read moreeast of San Diego, where we were staying for the Spring Break. I would have given it a five stars for the TOUR EXPERIENCE, if not for somethings that could be better as a business. We were the only customers - like having a private party. Great! Mathew and Dylan were nice young men and great tour guides, very attentive, constantly paying attention to the group, slowing down to allow the group to stay together, led us to fun "dunes" to roam free. Take it from our 17 years old twins, who had been to Oceano Dunes SVRA (Pismo Beach area): This was better! Suggestions: 1. Clear up the website information. Delete the old, outdated addresses and phone numbers (I did my homework and got all the right information. Easy to find the operation location with that.) 2. Train the guides on first aid and have a first aid kit with them. (ATV fell on me - always blame someone or something else! LOL. I had the Band-Aid. Four stitches hours later at a Kaiser ER in San Diego.)

OMGGGG.... we had a BLASTTTT!!! We took the 4 hour tour with Danny (Dan-O) and he knows a lot about…read morethe history of the area. With all this COVID and Quarantines going on... this was the BEST BIRTHDAY activity I could EVER ask for. Chelsey, Chris and Dan-O did an amazing job! I did not expect customer service like this at all. The entire team is is nothing shy of AMAZING!!! Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for making this the best 37th birthday everrrrrr!! This visit was with only my husband and I. We will be returning with the kids before the end of the year. Thank you all again. Keep up the great work!

So much fun! Would totally recommend! But totally bring all the water that is reccomended, and buy…read morefrozen ones from him!! After noon it gets H O T and there isn't shade. Awesome trails, he accommodated our large group, dirt bikes and quads ran great, good guy, cute dog

Wow! What a challenge! The ride was great and I met awesome friends! Rest stations were well…read moreequipped with snacks, vitamin drinks, bike pumps, emergency kits, basic essentials..you name it! The volunteers were amazing!!! My only complaint is I wish I saw more HELP vehicles circulating the course for safety measures!

What a great ride! Well organized, well attended, well supported. Coming from Lake Tahoe, the warm…read moredesert was fantastic. Very little in town that you will care to visit. Stay in El Centro if you are from out of the area.

Mendel has it dialed in. Three years of hunting the ranch, We've hunted Pheasant, Chukar & Turkey…read more Every hunt has been great. The pointers point, The birds fly and the Shotguns go boom.... What more could you want! I recommend the Super Chukar Hunt for newer shooters as the usually stay in the same field and you'll get another shot! Get out there, You'll have a great time. My last dog handler was Jon and his pointing Labs were awesome! Thanks Mendel and Jon for making it a awesome hunt.

Wow, what an experience. Mendel is super welcoming and knowledgeable. My guide Alex was top tier…read more You can't go wrong with Woodland's HC. All of the members that I met were also solid. I will be returning.