Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center

$ 6 day pass is simple and gives you access to the pool and weight room, etc. The place is clean, even the pool. It’s refreshing to see a public rec center so well-​run

Not a member, but It’s a great option for a quick lap swim before a triathlon race. Best time to swim is early early mornings or late evening. Between that… forget it! Pool gets packed for family swim and members are rude.

This place is amazing. I am not a member but get to swim for $ 1, play in tennis clinics and send my son to camp. The tennis camp is well run, organized and fun.

There is a reason this place has a two year waiting list. It is fabulous with incredible lake views when exercising, large pool, several available tennis courts and clean locker rooms, sauna and steam room. All for a reasonable price. I have been a member for several decades and couldn’t be more pleased.

Great option for tennis and swim camp for kids of all ages. There are over 15 tennis courts here for everyone from adults, teens to toddler aged.
Facilities are nice. Parking lot is large, but can get pretty busy when people are dropping off or picking up kids for camp.

This place is soooooo unorganized that I’m simply surprised they’re still in business? I would be delighted to give them a zero stars on reviews if that was available .
They have a few bad reviews already and about to have wayyyy more by the way they treat people. My wife scheduled a swim class for my 7 years old, when she arrived nobody had an idea and finally when they had an idea the class was cancelled. After getting soooo frustrated with there staff and NOT getting anywhere, she decided to give them the second benefit of the the doubt and schedule him for Tennis, upon arriving my son was scheduled to play Tennis with teenagers .((unbelievable) He’s 7 and NEVER had a lesson or played Tennis in his life.
Once again there STAFF was soooo unorganized that they have NO idea what they’re doing? The front receptionist acts like she’s had an endless hangover, very unprofessional. When my wife asked for her money back, they simply refused. I left a voice mail to the manager hoping to resolve this really bad situation soon.
They should NOT OPERATE IN SUCH AN UNPROFESSIONAL MATTER.
Kids and parents should NOT experience such a business that they call recreation for kids.
NEVER EVER experienced a recreation place like this in my life.
You would be disappointed if you enroll your kids in this place.

My family loves coming here for family swim times. There is always a nice, clean, warm pool. Staff is very friendly and tolerant, so are the regulars who you’ll come to recognize fast if you make it a habit to hit the pool off season. The one single downside is when its busy in the summer. The only negative interactions I’ve had in years coming here is with some rude pushy people from the public, for instance kids trying to steal my toddlers noodle, then getting their parents to try to nag me to give my kids noodle to them thinking I actually stole their kids noodle, then when you finally think they let it go, the kids come back again asking a nineteenth time for their noodle back when it isn’t their noodle, that kind of annoying stuff, can’t really relax or focus on doing your own thing with people nagging you. When it’s that busy you can’t teach your toddler to swim because they get splashed in the face by the other kids, no fault of the other kids, of course, that’s just what kids are like. The facility itself is, to me, just perfect, staff and all. Try to go during the winter when there are fewer maniacs in the recreational area.

Love this place! Good clean facility with a beautiful crystal pool. Lifeguards are always on and adhere to protocol. Fun inexpensive way to spend the day with the family. Food for purchase and they are open on Sundays. Bring your own picnic if you want.

I have been coming here with my children for several years now. Now years 8 and 11. Yes, I waited on that crazy long list. Finally became a member and glad I did. For the value it doesn’t get any better. I have tried several classes (yoga, cycle, ab work) and they have been pretty good. I usually swim in the mornings on my own. Are their better more expensive classes elsewhere sure but you are also paying 20 – 25 $ bucks a class sometimes for yoga on a drop in. Its all included here for next to nothing. The facilities are always clean. The staff although young has been pleasant. I suppose its not the FOUR SEASONS resort or something so it doesn’t get a 5 star, but they taught my kids to swim and gain confidence! I see some of the reviews felt the lessons were too slow or waste. Hmm? I was a LA County Lifeguard and WSI instructor for over 8 years and competitive swimmer and the instructors were great with my kids. Every kid works at their own pace and swimming is not something you perfect in a two week class. Give it a try.

Unilocal won’t allow less than 1 star so this is why the Swim and Tennis club is receiving 1 from me.
Their kids camp is the best you’ll find if you want to eliminate any self worth and strip any confidence away from your 5 yr old child.

I’ve been coming to the Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center since I was just a lil’ baby attending the kids tennis camp and taking swim lessons in the shallow end on the pool. I have had many fond memories here and have loved seeing how this place has improved over the years! What I love about the gym is that it is super relaxed and usually not over crowded. The trainers are all great and I highly recommend Becky for anyone who is looking for an amazing personal trainer. Also the pool and tennis courts here are awesome, although I do not use them as much recently, I mostly just come here for the gym now. My only complaints would be that they have more classes and options. The last time I checked they only had like one Pilates class right during the middle of the day which I guess is great for people who don’t work or go to school… Also I think if they added another room for classes that would be nice. Another thing that bums me out is their hours. They close at 6 on weekends :(but other than that I highly recommend this place! It takes a little while to get a membership (but in my experience it was much shorter than they told me it would take to get in) but get on the waiting list asap!

Get on the waiting list for membership asap as it takes 4 years. If not a member still go as the pool is 3 dollars and the tennis is free.

I absolutely love this place! A real gem! The lockers are usually very clean. They offer many different things to very wide range of people. The swim team for kids is a great value for the price they charge. Tennis classes are pricy… but then again, this is Calabasas.
I love that they don’t just add members but have wait lists. This keeps the club much more enjoyable (you know, since it is not crowded!).

I LOVE this place!
Yes there is a waiting list but you don’t have to be a member to come in and enjoy the gym. There is an aquatic exercise class in the morning that anyone can participate in. Just pay at the desk. There are probably more classes that you can take and not be a member!
Andrea Catomer is a GREAT personal trainer. She is very knowledgeable, personal, and gets you in shape!
The snack bar offers good food, not just «stadium style» food.
The membership doesn’t fluctuate after the first of the year like other gyms because of the waiting list. It isn’t too packed like other gyms either.

On first impression this place seems like a good deal and a decent place for the family to hang out. Mr. G’s Tonnick’s classes were the best of all the classes we tried at this facility. The rest were really outdated and mediocre. Their cycling class equipment is also outdated. The aerobics classes welll… to be kind let’s just say there are much more energizing and hard working classes that are teaching what is current just about anywhere else around. Even so, since this club is close to our home we signed up for the «waiting list» a year ago and were told we could get a non-​prime time membership after one year. We were hoping to just have a workout facility close to home and then take some tennis lessons and wait to get a tennis membership down the road. A year later we are now told the wait is an additional six to eight months just for the non-​prime time membership. Seems like the mentality of this place is stuck in the 80’s right along with its décor. They have times consistently where the club is pretty dead but they can’t figure it out that they should add a few non-​prime memberships because «we have policies we follow» and «can’t add just because the place is empty all the time.»

Please avoid the swim lessons. It is a waste of time and money. Basically this part of the club is run by teenagers and it definitely shows. Our instructor looks like she just woke up from a hangover every week. Her attitude is lackadaisical with no enthusiasm. The pace of class is pathetic. The kids can learn so much faster.
The parents congregate around the small pool to watch their children. After weeks of doing this, all of sudden, some young life guard shows up on week 4 and exclaims: «All parents out of the lagoon area.» No friendly «excuse me everyone, but it helps the children if the parents are behind the fence and not in the pool area.».
Anyway, I chalk it up to lessons learned. Avoid this if you actually want your children to learn how to swim.

Love this place. Great pool, beautiful surroundings, clean facilities. Super close to the commons as well. My daughter & her friends love it here. Can get a bit packed on weekends though. I love that they have great supervision; plenty of lifeguards always keeping a watchful eye.

Great gym with toddler care. There are also terrific swimming classes for the little ones (for a reasonable fee). I’m so happy there’s a place like this in Calabasas. It is well worth waiting to be able to join.

After having wasted untold amounts of money at Sherwood CC (emphasis on past tense), I can say with great confidence that this place is a great find.
CTSC is owned by Calabasas Parks & Recreation. It boasts a 25 meter swimming pool, fifteen hard and one clay tennis court (s), weight room, cardio room, spin room, an aerobics room, meeting rooms, playground, locker rooms, saunas and a snack bar. Massages are offered, as well. They offer both swim and tennis lessons, as well as camp for kids.
Here’s the amazing part: For a family prime time membership, the monthly fee is $ 89. Given… there is a two year wait list for this level. You can get a weekend non-​prime time membership for $ 25 a month for the family. Keep in mind, you can go any time you want… you just pay extra. For instance, if you want to use the pool outside of your time, it’s $ 3.
I haven’t tried any of the fitness offerings. I mainly use the facility for the pool. There aren’t too many of those nearby for doing laps. The tennis courts rival Sherwood’s courts in my opion.

This review is based solely on a special event I came to at the center. It is not about the facilities themselves.
The event was outdoors near the tennis courts and not too far from where the pool is. The atmosphere was very nice, with both larger tables and small bistro style tables and chairs too. Servers were kind and came around quite often with yummy appetizers. Plenty of parking and decent sized and well kept restroom. Overall, a nice place!