Cute baseball fields! The fields are located on top of a…read morehill next to a water Reservoir. The fields were beautiful on the cool spring Saturday morning in late March. There is: -plenty of parking, -decent restrooms, -lots of seating, -some shaded benches, -snack bar, -a score board sponsored by IBEW local 569 (the electricians union), - a cute T-ball field - a fenced off area with artificial turf This field is not located close to residences

I have three sons and we have played on a few leagues over the years, this is by far the best. The…read morefields are their own, meaning it isn't used by other sports/schools on off season. This keeps their fields always open for league use and much nicer than other places. The league is beyond organized and they have a nice snack bar and small equipment store. This league take pride in teaching kids and even though we have since moved out of the area we still travel to play with them!

Fields aren't bad for soccer when it isn't raining. Location is cool right across from Las…read moreAmericas. Yet for early games they do not have bathrooms :-( Not sure if the rec center is even open on weekends but they should have a port a potty! Don't they know soccer moms drink a lot of coffee to be at the fields at those god awful hours! Goodness please fix this issue. I am never to proud to pee in a port a potty!

The park points to Mexico. Literally. (Look at the map.)…read more When I was here, it wasn't soggy. That was the nearby and much bigger Border Field State Park, whose sogginess changed our plans. That was all right, and I've given cryptic clues in my Barrio Logan-train-station review. It had to do with shrimp and warm Tecate, but it's not that kind of story. I didn't drink, and I managed to maintain my vegetarianness despite the difficulty of doing so. I've cracked under much milder conditions, which makes me want to affirm--although I won't--that pressure brings out the best in me. When I was reading at Cal, I attended a solidarity strike. It had absolutely nothing to do with Larsen Field, actually, but one of the organizers (?) reminded me a lot of one of the organizers on that bus in Tijuana. I wondered whether it was the same strong woman, but then I remembered that she (the one on the bus in Tijuana) was a nurse, and nurses didn't organize non-nurse UC workers, did they? Or maybe they did. I ate a burrito at some point. The field is well maintained, and that surprised me. I wanted to play Little League here. Or do more than pee in the community center, which was decorated nicely, like it was done by a second-grade teacher. Kids will run where they please. And they do. The river that runs near here is disappointing, but it reminds me of home. Home isn't Mexico. It's Whittier. But anyone who knows where Whittier Boulevard is might associate that home with Mexico (except for the Central Americans), and to be perfectly honest, I understand that. Better than I understand the Mission.

I've played soccer at countless locations around San Diego, and although this is probably one of…read morethe poorest kept patches of grass that's meant for sports to be played on, I don't hate it. There's lights, bleachers, and the baseball/soccer field is pretty much the focal point of the rec center. Whenever my team plays here it somehow feels like there are people are there to watch us...even if there aren't. Sure, the percentages of me turning an ankle are waaay higher than I'd like, but it's a small price to pay for that nostalgic feeling of my high school sports days.

Cool place for a warm day! Lots of shade trees dot the landscape of Southcrest Community Park…read more Parking lots on west side, center, southside, and east side (different entrance). Main entrance is off So. 40th st. near Alpha St. This leads to Recreation Building, children's playground, inner parking lot. Some picnic table nearby lot too. Handicap port-o-potty in parking lot. Be aware of one lane driveway. There is also a drive-in entrance off end of Newton St. at bottom of hill. Here there is a senior rec. building with shuffle board court. Next to it is restrooms for the two large baseball diamonds with bleachers. They have a snack stand also. Inside the Recreation Center you'll find game room (foosball & pingpong, snack machines, weight room, restrooms & locker room, desk for checking out equipment. Nice staff. There is a great hillside with some shade trees for picnic with great views over the city of San Diego. Walk in entrances include Newton St. up the hill a bit and Alpha St. at the top of the hillside, that exits toward the Market and Shopping center. Freeway (805) exit/entrance ramps leaves from shopping center on 43rd St. The time I visited there were tens of families watch kids play baseball, and a few setting up tents and blow-up play slides/bouncy houses to have family/community gatherings. Nice amount of kids/families playing at playground when not picnicing. Hopefully soon the City will consider using the adjacent lot (Alpha St.)to the east up on the hill & vacant one across the street on So. 40th for community garden spaces. Then people can eat REALLY FRESH vegi.s & fruits at their park events. Now go and Enjoy!

We are going on Day 3 of this Baseball tournament. Sat and Sun. sure was amazing. 4 and 6:00 games…read moreand parking was easy to find. We came today, Memorial Day 2021 and no parking in the lot whatsoever. I'm roaming and waiting to get something close as I am carrying some heavy items. The baseball park seems to work for us. Fields are well kept and the staff seems to be on top of it. We traveled from about an hour and a half away. There's no bag check and it seems like we're able to bring in outside food even though there is a snack bar. We carried in while Pizzas and an ice chest and nobody harassing us to leave it in the car. I love this park! NO SEEDS NO ALCOHOL NO GUM Simple enough rules.

I've been playing and coaching baseball or over 12 years …read more While at the last game the umpire Was making bad calls . It was a close game . These calls Avoided a sure loss . As the game ended the crowd was Upset. Making remarks on the bad call! My son chirped " what did you get paid" making a joke . The umpire lost his mind !!!! He stormed off field quickly approached my son with intent to fight !!!! I couldn't believe this was happening. Once face to face the umpire body checked my son ! Now we have physical contact. Pushing and shoving followed . Turns out the umpire is the Board President! Nice example Also his grandson was on the other team ?!!!! Total conflict. We will pursue that this guy be removed from any little league Positions.

Presidio is code to Taylor st and San Diego Ave. It is the spearhead portion of the newest pristine…read moremission bay park nature conserve. The beautiful care taken hold the endangered bird a breed of wren and keep what wildcats still comes with responability to not feed the wild anything while there. But it natural beauty that central to any city is a miracle and presidio could be match to be first civilization. I do recommend seek interaction with the locals. They and Revere the anonymity/privacy.like any vagrants do. Just be careful.

Not the best place for a baseball field because it's right next to a busy street and balls can hit…read morecars passing by! Also, there's only 1 dirt field with a very limited parking lot nearby.

This review focus more on Rios Canyon Little League baseball fields. They have 6 fields, out of 6,…read more2 of them are not useable because of bad maintenance. These outfield is very dry and grass is patchy. Field restrooms are available, very inconvenient. No water fountains around, sitting area are great with lot of shades. Good covered dugout areas. Pitching practice with mounts available too. Trash cans around the park, great work done by park staffs. Parking is limited around on dirt , too close to field, home run might hurt your windshield. Also there are is a play area for small kids. This place is good for a quick game and for the parents But not maintained great. Location is right next to evergreen nursery.

I like this Little League for everything they do for the youth out here in the Lakeside area. Cool…read morelocation, picturesque area of Blossom Valley and a great community of families who have there kids playing here. Rios Canyon has also worked with Granite Hills Eagles AYF in spreading the word of the Youth Football program. That is a really awesome. The President of Rios Canyon realizes its all about the youth and athletics in our area. Thank you so much. We will do what we can also. Rio Canyon rocks!!!

Coach Chris is amazing. He's super technical, loves what he does, always makes sure your child…read moreunderstands, and is comfortable with his coaching. When he sees something that needs improvement, he addresses it and explains it thoroughly. My son has a pretty timid personality, and somehow Chris gets him to smile at least once during his session. He makes a sincere effort with getting to know your child , which I appreciate. I love watching him coach my son. He's gained so much and improved his baseball skills tremendously with him. Coach Chris is the Epitome of true professional and amazing. Front desk personal are always friendly. They also let me bring my dog in to sit and watch my son.

My son loves this place. It's close to our house and staff is nice. I can randomly call and they…read moreusually have a 30min time slot available that day. I've heard the lessons are good too.

They have several ping pong tables and a great playing schedule, and free play is available! All…read moreyou have to do is check their calendar online or at the gym, bring a friend, and sign up with your name. I believe the free-play tables on the right side when you walk in are available in 45-minute sessions. The tables on the left are reserved for members. If you're interested, you can sign up with a membership coordinator. It's very affordable--about $120 for the entire year--and you'll get to play with people of all skill levels. The facility is very clean, with well-maintained restrooms and vending machines stocked with snacks and drinks. The staff is always kind, welcoming, and respectful. Overall, it's a great place to play, whether you're just starting out or looking for more competitive games.

Awesome for table tennis, badminton and pickleball for all ages. Perfect for seniors on social…read moreget-togethers.