Just one field in this location, big outfield and nice dirt infield. Out field is rough and odd…read morebounces in some spots. Manual scoreboard and good cages in the side for warm up It's far from school entrance, Use this address: 1996 Avenida La Posta, Encinitas, CA 92024 for easy access

This is a very, very basic park consisting of a ballfield, a dirt parking lot, and a couple…read moreporta-potties. The grass is usually well-maintained, although there are occasional mucky patches following rains, and the dirt infield is often carefully raked. This park and its ballfield aren't nearly as plush as the ones at the nearby and relatively new Alga Norte complex, so it's not used a whole lot. That's fine for my dog, who isn't as picky and enjoys chasing her ball in this fenced-in acre.

LCYO and Carlsbad Youth Baseball use this field along with local rec soccer leagues. It's located…read morein an industrial area that you wouldn't really expect to see a field. It does however flow into a housing community as well. The field itself serves it's purpose. It's decently maintained, but could really use some work as all multi-use recreational fields do. I know city budgets are tight, but would love to see some additional funds put into making this, and other rec fields better maintained.

I am amazed how the new board and president are acting of you don't kiss their butts. The President…read morekicked out the board member and their kids from playing with league. Then to top it of the President calls the cops and CPS and tells Cops and CPS false information. The cops and CPS Said that the accusation were unfounded. This is not leadership. Then even better the VP and the head player agent have their kids playing PONY. What's that about?? Then there was parent who can't afford the fees but was willing to volunteer hours to pay for the fee but once again they keep turning away kids. It's that right? But all board members get their fees for free and get free all star uniforms... It's say now how adults can take away from the kids and give to there our kids. Stay away until leadership changes. This now dictatorship now

Honestly this league is a big joke we have to pay over $150 for our son to play then half the…read morepractice is and the games have been canceled because the field was just a little damp yet all the other cities around us are playing games then top it all off they're doing fundraisers all the time it seems like and we had to get a sponsor for a team where is all that money going I think deep down it's going in someone's pocket and the office here it should be all about the kids and letting them have fun but honestly we're halfway through this season and we've only had one game and a couple practices due to rain but the fields weren't even bad it's just everybody over panicking like they do for everything in this town.... I look in the mirror and I'd be ashamed of myself if I was this league knowing that there's kids in other states that only wish they had half as good as weather is we have yet you guys close the fields because there's one raindrop or one tiny little puddle somewhere this is ridiculous..

This is where my kiddo plays with Oceanside American Little League, so it's a special place for us…read more The fields are maintained enough for our weekly practices and games, and it's mostly volunteer-driven, which makes it feel very community-based. Now, it is downtown Oceanside, so fair warning: the bathrooms are often locked, and you'll occasionally see someone homeless or collecting cans around the trash. But, hey... that's just part of the charm . At the end of the day, it's still a local ballpark where core memories are being made, and I'm grateful for that.

Oceanside American Little League provides youth with an opportunity to learn to play baseball as…read morewell as sportsmanship, physical activity and building relationships. My grandson loves the baseball program and we can tell he is building self-esteem, coordination and relationship skills. The league is well organized and the kids seem to have a blast. This is what is most important "kids have fun". Thank you to all the volunteer board members and coaches that spend many hours to bring this program to Oceanside youth. With all youth leagues, there will always be parents that disagree with the way things are run or the way the volunteer coach runs the team. To those parents: if you want change, get off the bleacher and volunteer. You can coach, help with the fields or look to join the board. This way you can make change...

This park is awesome. I take my daughter there twice a week to her soccer practice. The pitch is…read moreperfect turf with backnetting to catch the balls that don't go in the goal. There's 4 baseball fields, so when it's baseball season I can hit up the snack bar. May I mention this snack bar is top notch, it even has Chick-fil-a sandwiches. By the baseball fields are a few propane BBQs as well... I haven't figured out why at the adult baseball games every night, someone doesn't throw on some burgers or something. Around the park is a trail. The trail is overlooking a view of treetops and nature. That's my favorite part of the park. I drive from Huntington Beach twice a week, and because of how nice the park is, even after a year, I look forward to it still.

Great sport park. Fun place for kids and definitely one of the greatest park in South OC for picnic.read more

Love this sports park! There's so much to do and for as small as it seems, it's actually pretty…read morebig. There's plenty of restrooms and they're clean single occupancy use restrooms. Love that there's a great playground for younger kids to play while the older kids might be busy with sports. There's a ton of shade and open space to set up and watch games. Such a great breeze up top to watch the field as well.

It's amazing how big this place is and it has so many courts for Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. One…read moresad thing is you will see groups after groups practicing and not seeing anyone playing pickup basketball here. Great place for family overall.

Nice park in Carlbad with bathrooms, picnic tables with overhead covering, and sports fields for…read moresoccer, football,etc. Parking lot is pretty large but there are also several people parked on the street as this complex houses a lot of sports events too. Grounds were clean, plenty of trash cans, recycle bins, and even a compost bin (nice touch). Plenty of E-bike hooligans doing their shenanigans on the sidewalk and on the curbs, but other than that, seems like a nice local park for people to enjoy.

I've been coming to Pine Avenue Community Park for well over a decade and have watched its steady…read moredecline as far as the children's playground is concerned. The bouncy poured-in-place turf has become suspiciously marred and discolored in places where it looks like greasy liquid has been poured and tire marks have scuffed it permanently. The play equipment is faded, chipped and sun-damaged. While standing on the playground to keep a close eye on the kids, I often am smacked in the face by whiffs of urine coming from the surrounding landscaping where the community of unhoused individuals who have seemingly taken up permanent residence on the outskirts of the park do their business. Today I was there with my child and there was a city summer camp in full swing with probably 50 kids running around, and there were several of these individuals in close proximity. I worry about the safety of the location, especially of a summer camp program being monitored by a handful of teenagers. It's a shame the city isn't doing much to maintain the quality of this playground, and hope they realize its need for a major upgrade soon so it doesn't fall into further disrepair. Adding some security to patrol at least during the daytime wouldn't hurt, either.

Staff: NA…read more Facility: I didn't know this park could be reviewed. Been in twice and last weekend most recently due to a softball tournament that I attended to watch. It is a great park with nice fields, plenty of seating, playground, and bathrooms. Bathrooms are a little outdated but okay for a park. Value: NA Overall: I like this park a lot.

Seeing a lot of bad reviews for the baseball fields yet I went to the skatepark and the pickleball…read morecourts and despite the reviews the bathrooms were fine. The skatepark has a good flow and variety of terrain and the people were all ages and nice. Loved the Mountain View. The pickleball courts were relatively busy in a Monday morning yet we found a court right away and met people to play several games with. The courts had prison vibes with metal posts everywhere but it was kinda cool. There's a paddle waiting system and everyone we met were pleasant. We met the owners of AIKAI Pickleball and they were very cool and let us demo their paddles (which I'll be buying). There are Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced courts so you are sure to find some fun games. Tons of parking and I don't have a bad thing to say about this place. I wish I lived closer.