1700 Hopkins St, Berkeley, CA 94707
King Pool is a public pool where swimmers can swim at their own pace, take lessons or participate in a youth or adult…More team. The facilities include a 25-yard pool with six lanes, a separate diving pool, a patio area and shower rooms. In addition to water aerobics and youth swim programs, pool staff host seasonal special events around Halloween, Easter and other holidays. The pool is also available for private rentals. For a schedule of events, visit the <a href="http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/contentdisplay.aspx?id=5672">Web site</a> or stop by to pick up a flyer.
Browning St & Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94702
This is the West Campus Pool for the City of Berkeley Aquatics Program. The pool has six lanes with an additional…More shallow section, as well as a separate diving tank. It also offers swimming lessons for children and adults, as well as diving lessons and aquatic leisure classes. There are Red Cross certified lifeguards on the premises, and the swimming pool is regularly kept at a refreshing 81 degrees. Please note that this pool is closed every winter from October 1st to April 30th.
200 Hearst Gymnasium , Bekeley, CA 94720
Cal's physical education classes (distinct from recreational or intercollegiate sports) are headquartered in…More this campus architectural treasure, designed by Julia Morgan, architect of Hearst Castle. Cal patroness Phoebe Hearst (William Randolph's mother) felt it was important that a female architect build what was originally Cal's gymnasium for women. The building is showing its age, but its marble-lined pools and deck are still open for recreational swimming, swim classes and sunbathing. Until 1979, when the facility went co-ed, patrons were required to wear campus-issued one-piece flapper-style swimsuits, complete with modesty panels, that were boiled after each wearing to help keep germs out of the interstices of the pools' marble lining. These suits took on a lot of water, so it was impossible to swim very fast while wearing them. The small West Pool, also marble-lined, opens off the women's locker room and is for women only. It's popular with older women for water-exercise classes. There's also a women's-only clothing-optional sun deck. The building also has plenty of old-school exercise rooms, including two with sprung floors for dance classes. Men's and women's lockers are available for rent per semester. Visit the website for recreational swim hours at Cal's four pools, including Hearst.
2324 Dwight Way, Berkeley, CA 94704
This residential apartment complex features clean and spacious one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. Amenities include…More roomy parking spots, covered walkways and a heated swimming pool. The community is located just four blocks south of the UC Berkeley campus in Berkeley's Telegraph Avenue district. Call the leasing office for current rates and availability.
1947 Center St, Berkeley, CA 94704
The City of Berkeley Recreation Division oversees 52 parks throughout the city, which include swimming pools,…More athletic fields, basketball and tennis courts and playgrounds. It also offers summer camps, athletics and weekend activities for kids and teens.
Po Box 210, Berkeley, CA 94701
American Leak Detection is a franchise contracting company. It serves commercial, residential and municipal clients.…More This includes swimming pools, spas, plumbing, utilities, sewers and drains, infrared leak detection and trenchless pipe replacement. The company is led by president and chief executive officer Patrick DeSouza.
PO Box 3450, Berkeley , CA 94703
This real estate investment company owns and manages the grounds of the Miottel Museum. The museum houses one of the…More world's largest collections of luxury ocean liner memorabilia. The property features Mediterranean architecture, award-winning rose gardens and a large outdoor swimming pool.
2070 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94704
The YMCA's facilities include three pools with swimming classes for all ages, exercise equipment for cardio and…More weight training and basketball and volleyball courts. The Y offers programs for children with special needs, teens and seniors as well as health and wellness coaches and personal training for everyone. </p> <p>This Y also provides comprehensive early childhood and education programs "that promote school success." You can also have a birthday party at the facility. </p>
920 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94710
La Quinta Inn has guest rooms with premium cable channels, free high-speed internet access, a coffee maker, hair dryer,…More and dataport phones. The hotel has meeting facilities and an outdoor swimming pool, along with a fitness center and guest laundry facilities. It also provides a free Bright Side Breakfast to its customers, and allows pets for a small fee. Members of the La Quinta Returns program can spend 11,000 points for a free night's stay at this location.
2180 Milvia St, Berkeley, CA 94704
The Parks, Recreation & Waterfront department of the City of Berkeley manages parks throughout the…More city, including athletic fields, swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts, tot lots and playgrounds and a skate park at 5th and Harrison Street. It offers a comprehensive recreation program featuring sports and aquatics, after school and weekend programs and youth summer camps.</p> <p>Programs such as the Adventure Playground, the Shorebird Park Nature Center and the Marina Experience Programs provide visitors an opportunity to enjoy the bay environment. Berkeley residents can also access camps that are operated by the city at Tuolumne Family Camp near Yosemite and Echo Lake Camp near South Lake Tahoe. A limited number of scholarships are available for all camps. For more information about current programs, visit the administrative offices at 2180 Milvia Street or visit this <a href="http://cityofberkeley.info/parks/">link</a>.</p>