I rent courts on occasion, easy to do via website. Courts are great. From lobby to workout room…read moreto gym courts- all very clean. Drink/snack counter a plus. Director Bruno very approachable and helpful. Good variety of clinics, activities, leagues offered. Some good coaches I've encountered as well (Cash, Benji). Opportunities: -Cost to rent, little high and there is a participation/ front door/ membership fee but I understand as it cost to run a center like this! -front desk employees are simple and fine for me but you generally may not get the 'Hi how were you 'big smile' greeting. I can see how some may think that's a negative but for me its just straight talk and business! Overall- 4.5 stars out of 5!

This place charge $20 for adults $15 for seniors to go watch and support their child during their…read moreBasketball tournament.. limited seatings if any left..First time here and I feel like this place take advantage of you and you have no other option but to pay the Ridiculous $20 entry fee! What a greedy organization. Other tournaments only charge $5-$12 .. Place is a joke, staff is lost and referees are not on the same page..( rather clocks stop or keep running) poor experience for me..

Cool little park for my toddler ages 2 and 5. They have a splash pad and parking is generally open…read more They have basketball court and open field to run some routes on.

It was boring. It didn't have a whole lot of flavor. There wasn't really much to do besides play…read morebasketball but the courts nice

We liked the park. I like that they had swings and slides and even a rock climbing wall. What was…read morenice were the picnic tables in the shade in 104°! If you have small children, you just park up against the curb right where you see the park and maybe 10 feet 2 the tables and 5 feet to the actual place structure.

Big park for the kids to play for summer time Clean and…read morealso have bbq area for event

Nice and clean park. Big field for playing kickball, catch, frisbee, etc... The playground…read moreequipment is for younger ages (3-8years) and is a little small. Overall it's a decent park if your close by.

Cute and simple park. Usually quiet and vacant. Has a picnic table and a couple of benches near…read moreplayground. There is a basketball quart too. This play ground is near a train, so I wouldn't recommend for those who are sensitive to loud noises. No bathrooms.

Small and simple park. Usually desolate and quiet. Half of the playground can accommodate toddlers…read more This park has a basketball court. Picnic tables are a distance from the play ground. Trees provide plenty of shade. No bathroom.

Lovely park. In a quiet and new neighborhood. This playground, has rubber padding instead of bark…read more Nice basketball court, and big grassy area. Because this park is new, the trees are still growing and are small. They provide a little shade, but not enough to completely escape the sun for long. No bathroom.

Nice park. Has a decent amount of kids playground equipment and basketball court with exercise…read moremachines and a nice size grass field for baseball

Doxey Park reminds me of days from my early childhood; a long stretch of green, a lovely mix of…read moretrees line some corners of the park, a quaint playground. In the fall the leaves litter the ground and makes for fun boot stomping. There are a couple stone tables with benches near the playground, a full basketball court, and a water fountain with two spouts (one accommodates smaller kids). My family and I walk the perimeter with our fur boy Reiker. We take care to pick up after him but I have noticed many pet owners are not doing the same =( Maybe if the city provided poop bags it may help with all that. In the evenings during soccer season, many teams are here practicing and families are sprawled on the grassy edge. Parking can get very tricky but usually there is enough right off Northgate to handle the volume of visitors. Be careful when crossing over, lots of cars tend to speed past the park. In the summers, Manteca Unified School District has their Nutrition Education department host free lunches and even a BBQ (check website for schedules & times). We don't usually make much of an effort to arrive for lunch but the few times we did it was nice to see the neighborhood outside enjoying picnic lunches under the trees. Rainy season is my favorite; the park catches water and we enjoy a community lake for a few days. I've stopped to pull over and take photos or watch kids boogie boarding on the water. Some friends have even taken their kayak out for a quick dip. If you happen to be in the area after the next storm and you see folks on a raft, it may just be us!

The play ground is small and simple. Has one play structure and a basketball court. There are a…read morecouple of picnic tables. No bathroom.