We love this place! It's our favorite Sunday spot! Everything is so amazing about it. Debby who…read moreworks at the cafe is the best! Can't wait when they open the pool so we can hang out with others big boys I think they have a changing table in each restroom, so it's really a lot to review

Annenberg Community Beach House has a great location and concept, but our experience was mixed. I…read morecame here with my daughter hoping for a relaxing afternoon of sun and pool time, and while it has potential, there were several limitations that made it less enjoyable than expected. Timing really matters here. It is best to come during off hours if you want any chance of getting a lounge chair to set your belongings down or take a break. When it is busy, seating is very limited and can get crowded quickly. The pool itself is not ideal for young children or anyone expecting a gradual entry. There is no graded or zero-depth entrance. Instead, you enter via a ladder directly into about four feet of water, with a rope separating this area from the deeper section. This setup may be fine for confident swimmers, but it felt less family-friendly than anticipated. Conversely, if you are looking to swim laps, this is not a lap pool. It is purely recreational. The changing and bathroom area is very open, and the showers offer no privacy. The shower water was also quite cold, which was not especially comfortable, particularly for kids. If you are expecting enclosed changing rooms or warm showers, this may be disappointing. Parking is public street parking only, paid at meters, which adds another layer of planning and cost. Overall, while the beach house is in a beautiful spot and can be enjoyable under the right circumstances, the lack of amenities, limited seating, and less-than-ideal pool and changing facilities make it hard to fully relax or recommend, especially for families with young children.

Great facilities and the staff is friendly, but I don't know what they put into this pool that…read moremakes my teen all sniffly and sneezy after swim. It doesn't happen at any other pool than this one. And it doesn't happen every time either. So weird.

We love the pool in Culver City. It is outdoor and there is very little place to find shade so…read morebring your sunscreen. During the summer it is filled with kid, but they do have times for lap swimming, just look at their website site. It is always clean, the lifeguards are super nice. The price is fair and you can be there all day. They have a diving board and it is just fun. It has been there forever, I went there as a kid when it was 25 cents. The pool is huge and you will love it. Parking is easy in the lot for the playground which is a bit behind it. Have fun.

Great place great workers. I don't know why anyone would give this place a bad review. The pool was…read moreclean. Everything was great. Nice environment.

Someone drown and the lifeguards literally did nothing my daughter got stung by a bee they sat on…read morethere ass and did something like here is an ice pack and they make you sign a waiver when your kid gets hurt

A fantastic open water swimming workout for all levels and abilities…read more Loops around a buoy so no fear of being left behind. You're never off the back...you're just way ahead. We get everyone from top ITU pros and elite ocean swimmers to totall n00bs. Hit us up on Facebook (Ocean Speed Circuit) and join us from April through end of September, every year since 2002!

This is an ad-hoc event that occurs every Wednesday 6:30AM to about 7:30am from April to end of…read moreSept. lead by LA Triathlon Club. During those months, many triathletes and open water swimmers make this their weekly ritual. At times hundreds of people show up to swim! Whenever I go to this event, it just makes my day and I almost feel like being on a beach holiday. The meeting location is at the lifeguard tower 26, very close to Barnard Way and Ocean Park Blvd. Parking is available on street and also in lot (payment required). It's also very close to some outdoor showers and bathrooms so you can rinse down and change before going home (or work!). One key thing is that no lifeguard is on duty at the time so you should be a proficient swimmer before considering going into the water. Wetsuits are not required, but highly recommended.

perfect for a go to public pool. but they are very strict…read morewith the bathing suit policy.. when i say very strict it goes to everybody.. it may be babies, toddlers, kids, adults in any gender i may say.. stricter than great wolf lodge, even the legoland water park one time.. this lady getting payment wouldn't let the baby boy get in because he's on a onesie parents needed to leave bec. baby didn't have the proper suit.. felt bad.. maybe next time a little bit of consideration will not hurt. fyi.. it's always this lady in the front.. had witnessed it a couple of times..

Communication Accuracy…read more This review needs to be at least 85 characters. The posted hours were incorrect and no one answers when you call . Good luck if you want to visit

For a big box gym, I can't complain. What surprised me is this location uses Rogue bars, bumpers,…read moreand GHR machine for their hub rack area. But as with any other big box gym, the expensive specialized equipment are also subject to wear and tear. The GM is personable, and makes the rounds to check on people, equipment and cleaning wipes, which are readily available and most people seem to use, so bravo to that. It gets crowded, particularly during the late afternoon to early evenings. During my time here, I've not been snubbed by people, and have offered others to work in because waiting between equipment can take time. Dumbbells are more often than not in the racks where they belong when not used, which is rare in big box gyms. This is probably one of the better big box gyms around. I enjoyed my time here.

I will get this back to 2 stars becuase the work out here, when not crwoded is just fine. Just have…read moreto pick your spots. Now, on to the parking again. So, I have gotten some of the methods to parking decent enough. Because of my soon to be new hip, I need my door to be wide open when getting back in. Some of the people working there have been helpful. Now, on to a parking issue today when leaving. I was parked in the inner spot, that means that one of the attendents need to move the other car. Well, that took say 15 minutes as this parking guru was too busy doing nothing and I raised my voice at bit to say "when are you going to move this other car," and he was far away from me at the time. When the jerk finally started to walk to the car he told me to be polite. I am polite but not after the wait on the tarmac without a response from the cockpit. Ugh...the parking here is such a mess and I wish they would hire some decent folks, pay them well and all could be happy.

I first became aware of SCAQ while investigating a potential ocean swimming clinic for our beginner…read moretriathletes that were preparing for the Malibu 2XU triathlon in September. I was unable to attend the clinic that SCAQ put together as I was travelling abroad but heard great positive feedback from the team how the sessions at VSNO were very helpful. Coach Clay Evans shared with us a wealth of experience and keen insights on ocean swimming. I was offered to come tryout a workout once I returned. A few tips and video critiques on my stroke later, I was hooked. I am a very experienced swimmer - competed in high school and swum with a top national team back in the day - I was astonished at how the SCAQ team had managed to rekindle my love of swimming after many years of training but neglecting technique. Coach Chappie DeHaven was assigned to help our swimmers get comfortable swimming in those unpredictable Zuma beach waters. As an experienced LA lifeguard, Chappie knows the ins and outs of the tides and currents along the coastlines better than anyone. His experience, genuine concern and patience were crucial for our new members to gain the confidence they needed to complete the swim leg this year. I look forward to next season as we continue our quest to master the ocean and perfect our technique. SCAQ exceeds expectations and this crew knows how to have fun!

Anyone else get creepy vibes from Coach Clay? I recently moved to L.A. and wanted to meet new…read morepeople. I swam competitively in college so I decided to try SCAQ. Within a few weeks, Coach Clay invited me to his house nearby after a workout to meet his daughter and her husband who were my age and their baby. He said he thought we would get along. I thought it would be fine because he couldn't stop talking about his grandson and showing me pictures so I thought he was just a nice old grandpa. When I got there, it was only him. He kept saying that his daughter was "running late" from a art show or something like that and kept offering me some cocktail that he mixed up. I didn't touch it. He seemed pretty smashed by the time I got there anyway, red nose, slurring, you know the type. He kept pressuring me to drink and then started making inappropriate comments, like he was trying to pick up on me and showing me really suggestive artwork. He kept say we're all adults here. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I felt stupid. I know better. Needless to say, I never went back. Be careful Ladies. Protect yourself