The facility is beautiful and the best around! The owners of the business are great! Much respect…read moreto them! But unfortunately they are not there to handle everyday business, and they don't need to be but there should be a manager that is capable of running the day to to day. But day to day "management" is a joke. The guy that's the "manager", I believe his name is Edgar, has NO IDEA how to run a blender let alone be in charge of a business. He's probably the most two faced person I've ever encountered. When there's an issue he tells you one thing to make you happy and then goes and tells the other party the exact opposite to make them happy. It's quite sad because that's not how problems should be handled. You're supposed to find a compromise between parties not flat out lie to their faces. They should invest in a manager who knows how to do the job. There's also a girl in the snack bar who almost always has an attitude and is so unsanitary. She styles people's hair around the food, has had a dog in there MULTIPLE TIMES, and can barely be bothered to actually help you. However the curly haired girl in the snack bar is exceptional! The refs in there (except the lighter skinned one with glasses) have no concern for player safety and think it's a joke when teams are aggressively fouling and hurting the other team. The biggest issue is the shorter one with black shaved hair, he's a complete joke and yet they have have him reffing constantly and it's an issue for adults and the youth. I COMPLETELY STAND BY THE YOUTH LEAGUE! When Cyndi is in there, she handles her business with the UTMOST PROFESSIONALISM! The adult league and the manager I do not support. Player safety should be a priority.

The facility maybe needs some updating HOWEVER.. they take things very seriously and they all act…read morein a professional manner. I'm very pleased with my experience here with my daughters soccer team so far!!

Put my kid in soccer he learned so much from coach brock would definitely recommend to everyone.read more

Why OH WHY must all these teams meet in Turlock? In the middle of nowhere? LoL Thank goodness for…read morethe Taco Bell down the street. The complex has nice thick green grass. I will give it that. Bathrooms are decent. (Except the hand dryer in front of the bathroom stall so when the door opens,you get smacked in the hand). However...this large soccer complex is in the middle of a residential neighborhood so it's not easy to find. Then when you do find it, its split in two! If your game is on the other side, you cant drive to the other parking lot side. You literally have to go back to the main street a block down, go around the school (or community center) and back through the residential area. Whose bonehead idea was that?! Additionally,the parking spaces are tiny. Everyone knows soccer moms drive the pick ups and SUVs. Why would you do this to us? The parking lot was so frustrating that several other parents and I gave up and parked on the street and just walked in. During the games, random honking and hollers could be heard from other people trying to park and maneuver in this horrible parking lot. Good luck folks!

Fantastic outlet for soccer in the Stockton area. Soccer in Stockton is getting bigger and better…read moreand in large part due to the programs that PESA have that are available. From individual skills to team training the coaches are both high level players themselves and know how to relate to the kids. If you have a child from entry level to premier level the coaches at PESA can help to increase your child's skills to help propel them to the next level.

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If you build it they will come, soccer style. It seems like this field is in the middle of an ag…read moredistrict, so don't be alarmed if your gps takes you through farmland. There are two full sized fields with grass in decent shape. No complaints playing on this pitch. Off the street there is a small gravel parking lot, but the field is also next to a church with plenty of nice parking. We saw an ice cream vendor service kiddos on the side. There are no dedicated structures here. No buildings, bleachers, or much infrastructure. Just a simple clean place to play soccer.

I play there and it's very helpful and they teach you a lot and it's good for you're kidsread more

I hope the other teams have a better experience. The scheduling person for happy indoor had changed…read morethe schedule the night before games, scheduled multiple teams that already played (but did not), and would just cancel the game the night before. There is no organization and some teams stopped playing there before the end of the season. Also, the soccer facility is a pretty rough part of town, so be careful. I hope things change and it could be fun for everyone.

Great pitch just would love if the nets were…read morefixed..................................................,...............................................

Terrible establishment. They cheat for their home team to win. Refs blatantly throw calls even with…read moreliteral video evidence, and just shrug their shoulders. Embarrassing to the game and players.

Yes very friendly indoor place and great for little kids to start training for real soccer play.read more

Our hometown source for soccer cleats and socks- very nice owners and we have been loyal customers…read morefor years.

This is a great hole in the wall kind of place. It is a random place that many people dont know…read moreexists. Its located next to the old city hall restaurant on 6th and monterey. I call it the little hole in the wall mall lol. Since there are so many different mini stores inside. You can find: -Mens Clothing -Mens Pants -Mens Boots -Childrens Clothing -Childrens Shoes -Jewelry -Womens Clothing -Mens Hats -Childrens Backpacks -Childrens Toys -Cell Phone Accessories -Jewlery Store -Cowboy Wear -Sports Wear -Soccor Clothing -Wigs -Salon Items -Hair Products -Lingerie -Etc. I think the goal was to make it like a one stop shop like a flee market. My husband has purchased boits from here for $70. And I have sold a few gold jewlery items that I had here as well. Its a great secret place for a few items you might need.

4 starz for the look and feel of the complex...professional..gets you in the zone when it's game…read moretime ya diggg...sit back and enjoy a game or get ya stroll on...lots of room to walk or jog..yeah not to much shade...nothing a pop up canopy can't fix...parking IS tight at times "that's any ware, been to Frisco lately" lol..Overflow parking is a block away...Nice park, decent bathrooms...

I play in their softball league and it is the best even the fields are too! the Staff is nice and…read morehelpful and the snaks are delicious!!

Mistlin sports park is easy to spot due to its iconic tall and white water tower. The sports park…read morecaters to baseball, soccer, flag football leagues and many other sports. There are six baseball fields, batting cages and a large grass area for several soccer fields. The baseball fields are made up of turf in the infield and grass in the outfield. I found the fields to be in good shape considering the parks age. The seating for viewers consists of bleacher style seating with backrests. The water tower also has stairs, which allow people to walk completely around the tower and observe games from an elevated position. The batting cages could use an overhaul. The netting is pretty dilapidated in some bays. The balls do not always feed appropriately into the machines and need to be un-fouled by someone. There is fast, medium and slow pick baseball as well as softball pitch. The soccer fields cover a large portion of the park. They are thick, lush and green. They are in great shape considering the abuse the fields endure on a regular basis. The only real downside to this park is the parking situation. If there are multiple games going on or a weekend, arrive early as the parking is somewhat limited and fills up fast.

My boys had a baseball tournament this weekend and from the reviews, I expected a "bad" experience…read more I just don't think the average person comes here to say the place is "great" or "average" and that's what it is. I can't give 5 full stars because parking can be an issue for sure. We had an 8 am game, and another at 12 pm but because of the reviews with the snack shack and no food allowed inside, we packed a cooler and were very happy with our parking spot right outside the gate for fields 5 and 6. That said, can't comment on the snack shack. If you arrive before 9 am, you own coffee is allowed in. We had teammates leave that had to park in the far far parking lot upon return. There are many reviews here that say pets are allowed. That's probably soccer. Baseball, the sign says "no pets". However, I did have my service dog along, but not in her vest or identifiable as such, and I was not questioned. I saw one other golden doodle pup too (don't know that situation) looked like a family pet. So, I suspect it may depend on who's at the gate. For us, it's an hour long drive so our other pup stayed home. Just know the rule is "no pets" but you may or may not get in with a well behaved pup. My boys say the fields seemed newer, so not sure about the bad turf reviews, perhaps other fields. We were on field 5 and could also see field 6. They both seemed well maintained and turf was in decent condition. My players' only complaints were having to wear turf shoes in the outfield which is grass. It was slippery because it was wet. For those used to places like Twin Creeks that have indoor food seating and a bar, this is not that place, but the experience on the field was good for us and had warm, friendly adults and youth at the gate.