Sierra Recreation and Fitness Center

Ye Tian

A very nice rec center.

Joe Bernhardt

More like a resort than a rec center, the pool is the best feature. Small but complete weight and cardio equipment along with two tennis courts. Never very busy, a real local asset.

Jessica Hoffman

It's an enjoyable place to swim with family and friends, but you don't have access to the whole pool due to half of it roped off for water aerobics. The gym is EXTREMELY crowded all the time too, and it's $10 bucks to bring a guest now.

Sean B

I started a review, but not sure if it saved. Here goes again. As far as the pool and park area is concerned (only places I have tried so far) This place rocks! There is an Olympic sized pool, spa for those over 13, small water slide and a really nice park area. Every time I have been here midday the last 3 weeks, every since this major heatwave has started, the place has been empty. We have been able to get multiple lounge chairs under the shade cabanas with still others open. There are also plenty of loungers in the sun and covered tables too. The pool always has a lifeguard (or multiples) and the slide is open from 1-5 daily to those over 48". The pool doesn't have any shallow areas less than 3'-6" though, so maybe not best for real little ones. There is a real "deep end" though, so you are allowed to jump and dive in at that end. The park area is extremely nice and looks to be brand new. It is an Amazing spot for a kids party or even family party. The cost to reserve for 2 hours is as low as $100, includes party hosts, games they will do for the party, setup and admission for over 20 guests! $5 a head for a pool party at a nice, clean, local facility?!?!! No, it doesn't have a kids waterpark on par with Landeta Ranch or Great Wolf Lodge, but it is also is right in our backyard, costs next to nothing, includes a gym/tennis membership and access to the montassano swim/tennis/gym/splash pad facilities too.