Valley Athletics has been great in helping my son develop his skills in basketball. This is a great…read moreplace to introduce your kids too, if they are involved in sports.

Experienced a basketball tournament here last weekend and there is limited to no parking. If you…read morepark in the red zone speculation is that you get a ticket; we parked in the parking lot adjacent to this building. If you come and play on court, 1 or 3 bring a fan. It is hot in this building that is made out of metal. You have a lady policing the gym to see if everybody has a bracelet to get in and has paid; so don't try sneaking in or she's gonna come looking for you. It didn't really look like you had to pay. It looks like a snack bar so that is where you pay. When a place is hosting such a big event there should be some sort of flowing air. When you have a place that is charging you to get in and there is no AC running, kind of doesn't make sense. The kids were grinding for sure but it was tough watching the game. When I asked the police lady where the money was going if not to central air she said "you don't have to come." Not a bad comeback to my sarcastic question.

The best training in town for youth basketball ! The Coach is firm but is patient and passionate…read moreabout perfecting the children in the sport. If you're looking for an awesome Basketball Academy to take your youth Priority is the place!

From the owner: Our motto is Kids, Books and Basketball. We focus on not just the sport of basketball but…read moreeducation and reading to advance the academics of children. Whether you're a player, coach, or fan, Priority Basketball Academy has everything you need to stay ahead of the game and move into the future. Improve your skill, speed, agility, and coordination at Priority. Ask us about our FUSD program, you can find out more on our website.

There are NO tennis courts here!!! None! There are basketball courts, a skate park, restrooms,…read morebaseball field, and hockey rink, that's all. There's a space that looks like it's for Tennis but there's NO net. And there is a sign on the court that says: "Pétanque Courts". We came here to practice before my daughter's tennis tournament at Fresno State since it's only three minutes away. We're not from the area, and this was called Cary Park Tennis court. Do NOT come here expecting a tennis court. We had no extra time to find another place, so we just stayed here and had her warm-up as best she could. The plus side was the bathrooms were clean. We got here at 8:15 in the morning and it looked as if they'd just been cleaned. They are chained open.

I'm writing this review regarding the OUTDOOR INLINE HOCKEY RINK at Cary Park. It is located…read morealongside N. Fresno Street between E. Santa Ana Ave. and E. Gettysburg Ave. It is situated between two tennis courts (that are adjacent to one another) and a skate park. The park sign says the hockey rink is open daily from 6am-10pm, but the Parks and Recreation individual opens the gate to the rink at 8am and closes up around 9pm. It's a large rink, a bit worn out, trash in some places, can use a bit of sweeping, minor cracks that disrupt stick handing a puck at times, and there are a few slick spots from liquid spills. Other than that, it has a smooth cement floor, two large heavy duty hockey goals with netting, painted lines, player's benches, and the lower half of the boards are white painted wood and the top half is metal fencing. There are also functionally bright lights to turn on when it gets dark.

Fenced park with a big field for your pets to roam. If it wasn't for the homeless camping out here,…read morewould be ideal place to walk and jog. It is located off Gettysburg by First. Plus they need to get the trash picked up and mow the grass. You will see the occasional birds and ducks here.

I'm not from fresno, just recently moved here and I'm looking for a place to go running. I see this…read moreplace has a huge track ? is it available for the public?

I've taken the kids here a few times in the past 2 weeks since it's on the way to the library. I…read morecalled it my secret park and even though it doesn't have any swings the kids loved the idea of it being a secret park. It's in a residential area near the train tracks. Seems like it's usually pretty calm and there wasn't many people when we came. There is a bathroom but it has no doors on the stalls and it looks like they hose it down in the morning. So make sure you all use the bathroom before you leave the house. Bring a basketball too because there are courts to play. There is also a tennis court and plenty of room to kick a soccer ball or play catch. The play structure has a lot of monkey bars so it's good for climbing and swinging. There is a big slide and the floor has wood chips for a mostly safe but for sure scratchy landing. It's fun for the kids to get to see the train pass but it's super loud so the babies may not like it.

Small park in a residential area and across from the train tracks. I feel like it's gotten…read moresketchier. Over the years there have been shootings and other crimes so just be alert and aware of your surroundings as with most places. There's tennis and basketball courts, a baseball field, fenced in kids playground equipment, some tables and benches and at least one barbecue (nothing shaded) and restrooms nearby. The park itself isn't anything special and it can get fairly dirty from people's trash. Even though it's riddled with duck poop everywhere, I would recommend going to Oso de Oro over this place. At least if you have smaller kids who like play equipment and you want shaded outdoor seating. Sometimes I like to walk here and let's just say that I've seen some things. A lot of people for some reason like to drive up, park and sit in their cars for some odd reason which makes me suspicious. I only come here in the daytime. Sometimes people will get out and smoke which seemed a little odd to me that they'd come to this park to just stand around and smoke for a few minutes. One time I walked here after Pokemon GO had just been released because there's a Pokespot and I saw a couple of cars parked in the area. I got excited thinking maybe they were playing Pokemon GO, but as I got closer I smelled the weed and figured out what they were really doing. lol Today the park was empty because it was 106° but I did see another guy pull up, park in the shade, roll his window down and sit in his car for like 20 minutes. Not sure if he was playing PokemoN GO or not since I didn't feel comfortable approaching. An ice cream van came by and entered the parking lot at a snails pace. He stopped and parked for several minutes in front of the other car. It was quite creepy since there were only 3 people in the park including me. I just like to stay alert. I did see a bunny in the playground area, but it ran away.

Nice park! Clean, lots of grass. Big parking lot with multiple handicap spots. Fenced in dog park…read more Near Liddell School on Alluvial.

Large neighborhood park, well kept and well landscaped…read more Has playground, covered picnic pavilion, restrooms, basketball court, softball diamond, benches, with lots of green space. There is a pathway for walking around the park.

The camp itself was great. Our issue was the new layout of the FUSD camp catalog. It was listed as…read moreT1 Sports with no actual description. To my son's dismay, this was specifically a basketball camp. We were expecting mixed sports throughout the camp.

Worked with Eric from T1 to set up my daughters soccer team for training. It was a great…read moreexperience. We had to rent out a space to train because it was over 100 degrees outside. the T1 team was very professional. helped the parents get checked in, very clean, air conditioned, and top notch facility. highly recommend and will work with them again.

I'm surprised more people were not at this skate park when we went. It's a fenced in skate park…read more Clean. They have great ramp sizes for practice.

Kaiser Park is a small park, close to Kaiser Hospital. It has a large skate park that attracts a…read moredifferent clientele than other city parks north of Herndon. You will find lots of graffiti here as well as homeless youth going through the trash, looking for recyclables. There is a small parking lot, restrooms, a few picnic tables, and playground. The park has a basketball court next to the skate park as well as a large softball diamond. It's really a pretty little bit of green in the city.