City of Milpitas recreation day camps run out of the Milpitas Sports Center: Camp Quest for ages 5-6 and Camp Elevate for ages 7-12 (split 7-9 and 10-12). Week-long sessions run 8 a.m.-5 p.m. with swimming plus Kid Fit and gym alternatives; Camp Elevate meets at Cardoza Park. Municipal program with resident and non-resident rates.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact City of Milpitas directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★GraceEh. Pool is always crowded and they have terrible times for the pool. Just changed from $70 for 10 passes, dont expire, to $80 per month. For how terrible the times are, this is in no way worth 80 a month. Sad bc staff are always super helpful and sweet and they have fun drop in sports. Small facility, pool hours are terrible and the greed just hit what used to be a hidden gem. Pool hours: Monday 6- 8 am 11:30- 1:30 5- 8 pm Tuesday 5- 8 pm Wednesday 6-8 am 11:30- 1:30 5- 8 pm Thursday 5- 8 pm Friday 6-8 am 11:30- 1:30 Saturday 8 am - noon Sunday Closed
★★★★Clayton StilwellReview for lap swimming only: very good pool for the area. A little on the warm side for a lap pool, but some folks probably like that. Meter pool and yard pool. Locker rooms are decent, with plenty of lockers and plenty of showers. Kept clean, though some of the lockers don't latch. Similarly, pace clocks are sometimes working - one is even missing a hand. People are generally incredibly friendly here, too, though I've had some of the water aerobics folks be pretty rude to me for "splashing" while I was lap swimming. Lots of parking but it can get crowded. A big portion of the parking spots absolutely do not meet code for minimum size requirements, which is hilarious since this is a city facility. Some of these spots could barely fit a golf cart.
★★★★Brian ChoiNice field, great soccer pitch and overall nice place for outdoor activities like running, walking, skateboarding and other sports
★★★★Ria ParkAs a longtime Equinox member from New York, I’ve gotten used to high-end gym facilities—especially access to a good swimming pool. After relocating to the West Coast, I really missed having a place to swim. Since the nearest Equinox was a 30-minute drive away from where I live, I decided to give the Milpitas Community Center a try. At first, I was a bit skeptical—this isn’t a big-name gym—but I was simply looking for a pleasant and convenient place to swim. To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised. The outdoor pool gets fantastic sunlight throughout the day, and swimming during sunset was beautiful. They offer a free trial that gives you full access to the facility for a week—up to three times total—so it’s definitely worth checking out. If you just want to drop in, that’s an option too: it’s $8 for a visit, plus a small processing fee (about $11 total). The outdoor pool includes a 25-meter lane pool and another one that’s 25 yards long. The facility closes at 9 PM, but note that the pool closes earlier, at 8 PM. Weekend hours may vary, so be sure to check their schedule before heading over. I took off one star because the shower room is not exactly state-of-the-art. But then again, this is a community center-not a luxury gym-so I still give it a high rating over all. A few tips: make sure to bring your own towel, a lock for the lockers, and a pair of slippers to wear around the facility. Bonus: If you’re lucky, you might catch the Mister Softee ice cream truck parked right outside. If you hear the jingle, make sure to treat yourself!!
★★★★★Arjun GargavaReally impressive. Well defined fields for skatepark, volleyball, football and soccer. Swimming pool and gym well maintained. Toilet seems to be newly constructed. Good parking lots. Entry from Kennedy Drive and N. Park Victoria Drive.