+ Huge park with courts for almost all types of sports. +…read moreSeveral huge parking lots throughout the park. + The only public restroom I found to open late night is at the lower level east side of the Rotary Field House (exact G Maps coords: 25RM+5Q Surrey, British Columbia, Canada). . But maybe you'll find restrooms at the other washroom (coords: 25PJ+QM Surrey, British Columbia, Canada) to also open late night? . If you stay late enough, a security officer will drive by and shine a flashlight into your car. I'm glad they care about our safety. I was alarmed, but appreciated the care. I ensured the officer I was fine, then he left. + Late night, it's mostly a quiet, peaceful ambience. - I love pickleball. Where I come from, all the public courts would fill by 7am. Here, only 2 people occupied the 12 crts here. I had to leave. Dunno how crowded it gets later in the day.

South Surrey Athletic Park is definitely true to its name! There are a lot of athletic things you…read morecan do here! Panoramic, beautifully manicured grassy fields for soccer, football, baseball or anything that requires a giant field - you can find it here! There is a Waterpark, Playground, Bike Park, Sandy Area with Volleyball nets, and Tennis Courts in this surrounding area as well! Also, South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre offers tons of exercise and sport classes along with their large gym facility. It's great to walk around and see all the sport events happening or walk your dog (leashed) on a big open field. I really wish you could take them off-leash but no can do doggo. But there's an amazing Off-leash Dog Park near by - Dogwood Park! Plenty of free parking around the area as well! Public washrooms available at the South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre and Rotary Club Centre. Overall, such a great part of South Surrey to get your heart racing and muscles pumping! Go on and get some fresh air and Vitamin D!

Visiting Harriet Spanel Park in Bellingham on Wednesday 25 October 2023, I found quiet and well…read moremaintained grounds. There was no designated parking lot for the park, so I went with street parking on one of the streets bordering the park. It was a windy and chilly autumn day with the orange leaves and green grass contributing to an overall magical feel. In the time I spent strolling around the park I was the only one about and about on foot. A large grassy area was encircled by a paved path with trees closer to the edges of the park. Benches speckled along the paved walkway provided places to sit. A cluster of amenities abutted a tree-covered hill with small trail system. Included was a covered picnic table area, a playground, and a swing set with swings both for the young kiddos and more adult size. It was a pleasant place to go for a stroll.

In my quest to visit neighborhood parks within walking distance of my Lakeway home, I came upon…read morethis little gem. Large grassy area, covered pavilion, a cooking grill, and some picnic tables allow for an intimate gathering. Ideal for relaxing solo and enjoying the outdoors. Street parking isn't too shabby. The surrounding neighborhood doesn't look to be very well maintained, for the most part, but not in a threatening way.

I have been here several times before, caught a game once, played w my little brother here it's…read moreeasy to get to easy to park restrooms nearby it's clean well kept up I love this field I will come back. I highly suggest & recommend coming here great experience very community friendly & the list goes on.

I can't believe I haven't come to Nat Bailey sooner. What a fantastic time we had. My one criticism…read moreis how $$$ the yard long dog and yard long nachos were, but we managed to split it among friends. Crowd was vibrant and cheering, and to top it off, we got to watch our first home run ever!

take me out to the ball game…read more there's something wonderfully nostalgic about spending an evening at nat bailey stadium. near queen elizabeth park, the stadium has been home to the vancouver canadians for decades and has that old school minor league baseball feel that makes a game here about much more than what's happening on the field. tonight's matchup was the vancouver canadians versus the tri-city dust devils, and the whole evening had that easy, family oriented, community feel you want from a baseball game. no need to dress up, no need to make a big production out of it. just grab a seat, settle in, and let the game happen around you. we weren't particularly hungry at 5:00 pm, so instead of going all in on their footlong dogs, we made an easy decision: hand scooped strawberry milkshakes from triple o's. cold, creamy, and strawberry forward, it was just enough of a treat without committing to a full meal. there was plenty going on between innings too. the chicken dance made an appearance, there was the seventh inning stretch, a 50/50 draw, and all sorts of little bits of entertainment that kept everyone engaged. it's the kind of stuff that makes a live baseball game feel like an event rather than simply sitting down to watch nine innings. one of my favourite details was watching someone behind the scoreboard manually updating the scores and game information. there's something oddly satisfying about seeing it happen in real time rather than everything being instantly updated on a giant digital screen. and then there was the fan who caught a foul ball with one outstretched hand while holding a beer in the other. the crowd absolutely roared and broke into applause. honestly, that may have been one of the night's highlights. the scoreboard wasn't just about the score either. there were player stats, home run counts, stolen bases, and other bits of information that gave you something to keep an eye on between pitches. for someone who enjoys the little details, it added another layer to the game. the crowd really brought the atmosphere. at one point, everyone stood up and clapped in unison, creating this sudden wall of noise and energy around the stadium. it was loud, enthusiastic, and exactly the kind of thing you don't get watching a game from home. a big thank you to subaru for sponsoring the game and for the baseball cap and water bottle flask. free swag is always better when it's actually useful, and both were nice take home extras. nat bailey has been a fixture in vancouver baseball for decades, and while it's certainly not a modern, bells and whistles stadium, that's part of the charm. the relatively intimate seating, neighbourhood setting, mountain views, enthusiastic fans, and all the little traditions make it feel distinctly vancouver. there's something about baseball that slows everything down in the best possible way. sit back, sip a strawberry milkshake, root for the home team, do the chicken dance, stretch during the seventh inning, watch the scoreboard get updated by hand, and enjoy an evening at the ballpark. for it's one, two, three strikes, you're out, at the old ball game

Great young men, doing there best to provide an enjoyable game. This league started a couple of…read moreyears ago. Then It was the next best thing to Seattle and the Mariners. They had great food then. Bar Hop had a food truck with exceptionally delicious food as well as the Tribe serving hamburgers. This year, the Lefties team owner kicked out all vendors hoping to support advertising of his own new restaurant. Now they only serve hotdogs, funnel cake and pretzels at the games and they are mediocre at best. The beer selection is still good but the business decisions of the team owner leave the experience no better than a high school event.

What a fun way to spend a summer evening! Kudos to the team members for being so good to the kids-…read moresigning autographs and taking pictures. You guys rock!

We have been coming here for more than 10 years and watching baseball games here, some teams we…read moreknew and others we did not. This is an old fashion grass field that is located in the center of Downtown Kirkland. It is some of the best burgers around and also surrounded by other establishments. We are so fortunate to have such a facility in our town. I would have to tell everyone if you are driving by and the lights are on, stop by and grab a burger. They are good and the burger snack is run by a local kids baseball organization. Summer warm nights are on their way soon, stop by the park. The playground in the outfield is lit by the baseball field at night so little ones can play even when it is dark and the run over and grab some dinner sit on the grass hill or bleachers and support our next generation of baseball stars.

Great place to take your kids. New special playground and a skate park as well. There's a small…read moretrail system, which is great for little ones to get them into nature. Only downside is no view of the water.

The south Whidbey park and recreation district takes extremely well care of the facility's they are…read morebeautiful every time I'm here, and while the youngster is at practice for 2 hours there's awesome trails to hike through the woods if you choose. I value the care and beauty here we're pretty lucky and if you choose to stay and watch practice the other littles can exert all there energy on the fabulous play ground in line to see everything going on at once pretty cool