Campbell Community Center

This review is for the track only!
I’ve heard about this track years ago but finally just started going the past few months. I love that there are lights but wished there were more lights as some parts of the track is a bit darker than others at night.
I love that there are lots of people there even in the evenings so you aren’t alone jogging or running at night.
Great to see people of all ages trying to stay and be healthy.

Awesome community center! Great place to workout and lots of parking. Check out the fountain and skate park

I go here quite literally everyday. Its one of my favorite things about campbell. clean and no hassle no matter what activity youre doing.

Pilates class then 1mile on the track! What a way to start the day! Exercise can keep you alive! Keep on moving!!! Pilates is a great way to get in shape and keeps your mind, body and soul all in sync. Pilates classes here are fun yet relaxing yet challenging!
Plus…you get to meet a lot of awesome people!

Only part I can review on is the track and I absolutely love it and it’s lit up later in the evenings so even after work I can come here. Feels very safe and the parking is great.

The people working in the office are not helpful people. Their basketball courts are dirty and slippery.
Their youth programs are designed squeeze as many kids into them as possible.

Came here to rent a room for a business association meeting and got all resistance at every turn. I did NOT think reserving a room would be a difficult process.

The Campbell Community center has gone down hill since the last changing of guard for the recreation leagues, especially for Women’s basketball. The website is never up to date with game schedules. Communication as to the next league start dates are little to non-​existent. The money that we pay to play here, we should have better quality of service. Simple things as information, schedules and communication is not to much to ask for… Its very sad because its hard to get official recreation games for women and Campbell has always been a leader for Women’s sports. People will drive from as far as Stockton just to play here.
Campbell needs to step up their game!

Nice venue but security staff are waaay too aggressive! We were here for a dance recital (attended by family and friends) so it was a mellow event — the security staff, especially the tall bearded guy w/​the pony tail and glasses, was rude, condescending and simply beamed w/“power”. What a joke! The audience consisted of grandparents, parents and kids and not thugs from the ghetto on parole!

The Campbell community center has 4 of the best public tennis courts in the region.
Free of charge, the courts are open 7am to 10pm, lighted, in pairs, with full windscreens on all sides, well surfaced, good nets, well painted, and benches between the fence partitioned courts.
90 minute limit on play while others are waiting, with a time board.
On weekends it can get very busy, so we get there at 7am right when they unchain the fence doors. One court has a wall to hit against.
Parking right next door.

Great facility for just about any community activity! The Aux gym has been our Bay Ballers home for many seasons now. It’s a fun and active women’s league for all levels. But I gotta admit it’s not really fun when the older ladies are beasting us on the court :/

Even though I drive by this community center on a regular basis, I don’t often stop by it, though I have attended the annual Campbell Relay For Life on the track and field for several years in a row, and have also participated in classes and workshops.
Anyway, the facilities are pretty nice and well maintained (in fact, it probably used to be an old high school that was recently renovated) and the track and field is great (it’s not state of the art, but does serve its purpose). There’s also a swimming pool, a fitness center, and a basketball gym available.
Parking is plentiful but can be difficult especially during special events such as the aforementioned Campbell Relay For Life (usually held the second full weekend in July).

My first time at an outdoor track since moving to the Bay Area a few years ago.
Positives to my first experience:
1. I love that it’s free.
2. There’s plenty of parking.
3. The track is kept up nicely.
4. Bleachers are fun to run up and down.
5. Restrooms looked pretty clean.
6. There’s no BS here. People are at the track to move and stay active.
No negatives coming from this girl. :)

Lots of activities, lots of room, great track to run on, pool is big, yoga and weight room are sweet. My children have gone here for guitar lessons, drums and track and field activities and basketball. The skate park and soccer field is cool as well! It’s very clean, old but remodeled and beautiful! They have tons of classes and a few schools that meet here with all kinds of activities you can join/​involve yourself in. It’s a part of our little town that makes you love living here! Go campbell and the community center!

Attended a fund raiser here, and loved the place!
Very spacious and pretty well defined. I loved walking outside before sunset and the place seems very well maintained!
Will definitely be on my list when organizing similar events or gatherings once again.

Great place! They keep the grounds in beautiful condition dispute the entire campus being used every day. They have multiple schools, senior event, and community event every day. They have nice fields, a track, football field and skate park.
My 4 year old just finished preschool (tiny tots) here and it was great! Amazing teachers that are very involved and do a great job and good parents that help out. My son learned, grew up and became a better person with the help for this preschool in the one year he was there. My younger son will go here also I am a big supporter and believer of this preschool program!

I come here all the time for my son’s football games. This is really an amazing community center! They have:
–nice big fields
–nice big running track
–hand ball walls
–small skatepark
–snack shack
–a lot of parking
–clean bathrooms

I am so jealous of this complex, I might move to Campbell. incredibly beautiful, spacious, and brand spanking new. There’s something for everyone, and enough that you don’t have to wait to long, whether it’s for parking or tennis courts. I’ve been here for a large community event (World Refugee Day), and staff members were very helpful in making sure it went smoothly. I appreciated the maps and clear signs everywhere too. The tennis courts are the only sports facilities I have used, and though the system of setting times is confusing (I still don’t get it), everyone is courteous about playing for a decent amount of time before turning it over to people who are waiting.
There are also security guys going around in their carts. They are surprisingly helpful and not obnoxious.

I just moved to San Jose a few months ago and yesterday I visited this track for the first time.
It is OPEN AT NIGHT and it’s LIT. My female friends say they feel SAFE here because there are at least 50 people around in the evening.
It’s a dilemma because it’s safe, but it’s also very crowded. There are people in every lane, on the grass, in the middle, and off to the side as well.
It gets dark earlier this time of year so I feel like it might get more crowded, but I hear that as it gets colder less people come out to the track.
Love it. I’ll be back regularly.

Review for volleyball:
Me and my friends love to come here on Mondays to play volleyball. It cost $ 7 from 7−10pm. There is always 1 court for beginners here.
I love how there is a lady inside the gym managing the court. She always makes sure everyone has fun and get some play time.
My friends had always had fun playing here. Everyone is really nice here, too. When we play on the beginner court, the advanced people may stop by to play with us.
I’d definitely continue to come back here for indoor volleyball.