These are solid tennis courts and there's 6 of them. By the way, if you play tennis and are looking…read morefor a hitting partner message me. I love playing tennis and meeting cool people. Highly recommend these courts.

We were in SLO for a quick get away and wanted to play tennis, we enjoyed this park and the courtsread more

Honestly the best customer service of any online store I've ever dealt with. Ordered a junior…read moreracket and there were some issues with stringing and shipping date. I contacted them and they more than made up for it. The phone reps I dealt with were all pleasant and put in real effort to fix the issues

I ordered a Tecnifibre TFight 285 racquet in a 4 1/4" (#2) grip for $249. After playing with it…read morejust once, I realized the grip was simply too small for me. I contacted customer service hoping to exchange it for the exact same racquet in the correct grip size. I was told that I would first have to send the racquet back, they would inspect it, and then reimburse me only a percentage of the purchase price. The representative told me that this is usually around 65%. I have to say, I'm disappointed by that policy. Getting the correct grip size is absolutely fundamental when buying a tennis racquet, and this wasn't a case of wanting a different model or simply changing my mind. I wanted the same racquet, just with the right grip size, after using it only once. For a $249 purchase, I really wish there had been a little more commercial flexibility and a more customer-friendly approach. Amazon has obviously set a very high benchmark when it comes to exchanges and returns, and experiences like this inevitably make customers compare. Other than this issue, I have no complaints. I like the racquet and simply wanted to exchange it for the size that actually works for me. I hope the company might reconsider how it handles situations like this.

A surprisingly large neighborhood park hidden away in the Arbors near Marigold Shopping Center…read more The play structure is off limits right now and people need to practice Social Distancing to avoid spreading the Corona VIrus, but this was a bright happy active place on Saturday afternoon. The park has an uphill slope, with a baseball diamond on the lower field surrounding it. If you go up the hill, there are a play structure, a tennis court, and restrooms. No one was on the play structure, which had a warning sign and was closed. There is also a fairly large area to BBQ and have a picnic. People were leaving space for others, and enjoying the beautiful sunny atmosphere in this hidden green gem of a park.

What a nice neighborhood park! They have a baseball field, two playgrounds, tennis courts, and a…read morebasketball court. However, the popular sport seems to be Pickleball. The courts were full and folks seemed to be having a lot of fun. Perhaps I will give it a try soon. Also, very friendly people in the neighborhood and there were a lot of smiles and waves.

We have been camping at Lopez for 30 years, our favorite place…read more We had reserved a storage spot for a short time in between reservations. Dalton, an employee at Lopez, assisted us and was able to resolve an issue we had. He was so kind & helpful. Nice to get great costumer service. Thanks again Dalton, Mike & Tina Davis

Ivet handled my call. She responded quickly to each question and concern. Thank you Ms. Ivet for…read morehelping me with details regarding my reservation! Nipomo Park staff always pleasant! Thank you all!

June 25, 2026 I used…read moreto take my son here back when the park was new in the early 2000s. Now I brought my 2 little grandsons here today. They really enjoyed the park play equipment as it was all new equipment to them. Seeing it through their eyes they went from one choice to another and loved it. The park is spotless and the equipment appears as good as new. The color theme is green which is a SLO City theme. It's very calming and I'm glad it isn't bright gaudy colors. We had a great time and will come back. We came on a weekday and it was not crowded. Just a good amount of people taking turns on things so everyone could play.

Easy in and out trail. It was flat and well shaded. You can enjoy many bridges over a small creek.read more

I can absolutely see why this park is so highly rated within the city. Between the zip line, the…read morecardboard hill you slide down, the huge slides, the smaller toddler play area, wide open grassy spaces, walking trails, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and clean bathrooms--this is easily one of the best parks I've ever been to. I was anticipating my brother coming into town early Saturday, but he arrived a bit later than planned. That actually worked out because my daughter and I were able to check the park out ahead of time. When we returned on Sunday with my nephew, both kids were completely enamored. My brother and sister-in-law were just as impressed--the park is truly amazing. It's not overly crowded, feels very safe, and there's plenty of parking. We brought our own snacks and enjoyed a little picnic, which made the day even better. The weather was beautiful, and we already can't wait to return. This will definitely be our go-to park whenever we have the time. Absolutely love this place.

Super fun park in SLO and definitely one of the best playgrounds. Located right next to the…read morebaseball field, this park has two different playgrounds, one for the little kids and a separate one of the bigger kids. Several large enclosed slides which are great for hotter days. There's a fun hill you can slide down on cardboard boxes as well as a small zip line. There's a number of benches and tables for adults to sit. Some are in the shade while others are not. There's some beautiful redwood trees on the periphery of the playground to do a nice picnic under. Parking lot is shared with a pool but there's plenty of space as long as there's no baseball game. There's also tennis courts next to the playground. The playground was redone in 2017 but it's held up pretty well. Overall very enjoyable place to bring kids with lots to keep them busy for a few hours of outdoor fun!

I'd only go to this gym if the location was convenient, which it was when I initially signed up…read more It's pretty pricey for limited hours, old/very used equipment, and no other amenities. The gym was never super busy which was a pro, but bathroom was legitimately always out of soap, and the upstairs bottle fill up station would need a filter replacement frequently enough and it would take days to fix it. Parking is pretty minimal and mangers advised against parking in the back lot, but the front lot has limited (2 hrs) timing and you can get ticketed during a longer gym session. You are typically locked into a 6 month contract and it's hard/expensive to get out of, but they did mention this when I signed up. I agree with other reviews that it was incredibly difficult to stop my membership because this process was not clearly outlined on the website, and I had to talk to multiple people because the first two associates did not give me the right information. I'd just go anywhere else.

I just joined club 24 and I've been loving it. Gym hasn't ever been too crowded, tons of nice…read morepeople and great front desk staff. There wasn't any soap in the bathroom upstairs so I mentioned it to Reece at the front seat and he had it taken care for me right away.

Cuesta has GREAT Community Programs! So many different types, schedules, and topics. I loved their…read moreAdult Yoga program and am a proud Cuesta Alum.

We did a summer college for kids class in game making/coding. It was a good experience and…read moreconnected our child with some other gamer wanna be game maker. There was not much instruction, and a lot of it was just working alone while in a zoom where they could ask questions. That's cool, but maybe more direct instruction would have pushed the ending a bit further.

Laguna Lake Park has a lot to offer and with the newly upgraded dog park, I had to come visit and…read morewrite an updated review. Overall, was a bit disappointed with the upgrades they'd done to the dog park. It is fully fenced and has completely separate small vs large dog parks which is good. But for the amount spent, I was expecting there to be a much larger grass areas and generally a bit larger of a park for the large dogs. The grass area in the large dog park is in the middle and the majority of the park is actually bark and small rocks, which isn't great for the pups' paws. There are benches throughout and water stations for the dogs which was good to see. They've added some obstacle courses for dogs to play on, which was fun. However, I strongly disliked that I saw folks come in to bring their kids to the dog areas and obstacles like it was a kids playground (which clearly it is not). Generally, from what I have seen thus far, most dog owners are friendly and self aware of their dogs' behaviors which is always great to see. Nice upgrades overall just was expecting a bit more but that's okay. Still a great place to take a walk and enjoy the lake views or go to the dog park!

We were in the area after traveling all day and needed a place to walk around. Laguna Lake Park fit…read morethe bill. Numerous people were out walking, walking dogs, fishing, and picnicking. The park was clean with ample parking and had multiple trails to choose from. The lake and plants made for nice views as well walked. A good stop for us.

Local Walk: "SLIPPERY WITH LOOSE PEBBLES"…read more Of course there are nice 360 views on the sizable plateau on top, and going up is steep for a short bit. Unfortunately, if you are used to even easy to moderate hiking, it is a near insignificant amount of Cardio, since it may take only 5-10 minutes to get to the top, using the steepest assent. Now if even you did prepare by wearing decent hiking sneaker or shoes, you would still have to be cautious going back down since there are tons of loose pebbles & dirt all over the rutted well worn path. Since most people come up here not for hiking, but for a nice walk, the view, or even a picnic, I think that they should make a concrete or asphalt path for those people for safety reasons. I did see a least one big group of about 15 people complete with coolers coming down, without really paying attention to the risk of falling. The short path up is rather nice and either side can be filled with yellow wildflowers along the way. Before you know it, you are on top, and you wonder if that is it. It is. While there are a few more meandering paths up or down, they again has quite a few loose pebbles, and are not much of an improvement. Since I read that it was considered not much of a hike, I did not prepare and did wear my older New Balance 990 running sneakers. While they are great for flat smooth ground, they are definitely not good to navigate a step slope with loose pebbles, even for such a short distance. Once you get on top, the views are quite nice, but if you are a local, you are going up there more to do stuff. You will either see people picnicking, walking around, or even doing Yoga. While it is called a Preserve, and can be termed a hike, a park, or a walk, it is really quite limited in value, since there are no services, water, nor bathrooms. In conclusion, it is more for immediate locals, or for those who want some cool pics, but not worth a special trip. Compared to let say Laguna Lake trails, it is rather disappointing. At least with Laguna Preserve, you do see birds, varied terrain, can do a whole range of easy to challenging distances and elevation, and have good views to boot. Laguna Lake also has restrooms on the bottom. If one is really into trying different hiking areas, the Alltrails website/app is likely the best for finding viable trails, but since mostly experienced hikers do the reviews, they have a bias toward making things seem easier for those who are not in shape. You can even set your iPhone to use both your GPS & Alltrails to map your progress, time, elevation, & more. Along with your iwatch, you can also keep track of your heart rate and more over your hike and during recovery.

My peace and serenity whenever I needed to take a break from studying or a quick brisk walk after a…read morework out and wanted a beautiful view of SLO. I've gone up here multiple times just for the views and even had dinner up here once. Sunset time is the best. Apparently this place was really popular during the midst of covid. Lots of picnics up here, which I still see! Grab your mat and chill for a bit. This isn't a place where you get a workout. It's a short walk up hill so don't expect to have to hike or break that much of a sweat. It's best to wear tennis shoes, but I walked up with my vans and I have seen many walk up with sandals and slippers.