Point Loma's 11 sports and recreation businesses include SUP Pups for dog-friendly paddleboarding on San Diego Bay, Shelter Island Pier for waterfront walking and jogging, and SD Gymnastics & Parkour for kids' classes near the Sports Arena Boulevard in 92106.
2592 Laning Rd, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 623-696-7008
Verified5000 N Harbor Dr Ste 200, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 608-695-8404
Verified2702 Qualtrough St, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-764-6230
Verified4980 N Harbor Dr #101, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-221-8286
Verified1776 Shelter Island Dr, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-686-6200
Verified2240 Shelter Island Dr UNIT 202, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-224-4774
Verified3619 Midway Dr Space 02, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 619-255-4277
Verified2803 Emerson St, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-222-1144
Verified3545 Midway Dr # C, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 858-414-7361
Verified3802 Rosecrans St, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 619-500-4717
Verified1021 Scott St, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-299-9247
VerifiedSUP Pups is one of the only standup paddleboarding outfitters in San Diego that specializes in taking dogs on the water. The operation launches from Point Loma's waterfront and runs guided paddleboard sessions where dogs ride along on the board while their owners paddle San Diego Bay. The concept pulls together two things Point Loma is known for — waterfront access and a dog-friendly community.
Sessions are typically guided and include instruction for first-time paddlers. The calm, sheltered waters of the bay near Shelter Island make it a more manageable environment than open-ocean paddling, which is why SUP Pups works as well for beginners as for experienced paddlers. Booking ahead is recommended, especially on weekends and during summer months when demand peaks.
SD Gymnastics & Parkour near the Sports Arena runs gymnastics classes for kids from preschool through competitive levels. The facility also programs parkour and tumbling, making it one of the more versatile movement-based programs on the peninsula.
Classes follow a structured progression from foundational skills through advanced technique, and the gym hosts camps and open-gym sessions during school breaks. For families in the Midway District, the Sports Arena location is convenient to reach from anywhere on the peninsula. The gym serves both recreational gymnasts who want a fun physical outlet and more serious athletes training toward competition.
Shelter Island Pier marks the end of one of Point Loma's best walking and jogging routes — a flat, roughly two-mile loop along Shelter Island Drive with unobstructed bay views toward Downtown, Coronado, and the harbor. The path is paved, well-maintained, and shared by runners, walkers, and cyclists throughout the day.
Early mornings are the quietest time on the loop, and sunset runs along the western stretch are a local favorite. The route is flat enough for strollers and wheelchairs, and Morley Field Disc Golf in Hillcrest offers a completely different outdoor-recreation experience for residents who want variety beyond waterfront cardio. The Shelter Island loop connects naturally to the broader Rosecrans corridor for runners who want to extend the distance.
SD Gymnastics & Parkour offers dedicated parkour classes alongside its gymnastics programming. The parkour curriculum teaches vaulting, climbing, precision jumping, and flow movement in a controlled indoor environment before students take skills outside.
Classes run for kids through teens, with some adult-accessible sessions depending on the schedule. The parkour program shares floor space and equipment with the gymnastics side of the facility, so students who cross-train in both disciplines can build a broad base of bodyweight movement skill. The Sports Arena location near the Midway District makes it reachable from anywhere in Point Loma within ten minutes.
SD Gymnastics & Parkour prices classes on a monthly tuition model, with rates varying by age group, class level, and frequency. Recreational classes for younger kids tend to be less expensive than competitive-track programs that meet multiple times per week.
Most families start with a trial class before committing to a full enrollment. Camps and open-gym sessions are priced separately and offer a lower-commitment way to try the facility. For families comparing costs across activities, gymnastics tuition in Point Loma falls in a similar range to martial arts and swim-lesson programs in the area — the exact rate depends on how many sessions per week the child attends.
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