We picked up some lunch and needed to find a place to eat it with our dog in tow. We found Sunrise…read moreRidge Park on the map and headed over. GPS took us directly to the parking lot and we were amazed. 1:00 pm and there was one car in the lot, which was leaving as we pulled in. It's a large lot leading to a beautiful park with clean restrooms. We didn't inspect the entire park, it was much too warm, at least 91-degrees. We sat at a picnic table under an awning which provided shade. I got a bowl of water for the dog and was quite impressed that the water was cold. We watched as another car came, and someone began shooting baskets. When we were done with lunch, we cleaned up and I walked a little bit just to get a few photos for this review. A word of warning to those who bring children to this park. The park appears to be very clean and safe. Keep in mind that the play structures are fully exposed to the sun all day. Be sure to touch surfaces to make sure they're not too hot for young skin. This is a very impressive little park. The only thing that we would have liked seeing was a dog park.

Google refers to Sunrise Ridge Park as "Preserve Playground." Whatever its called, its one of the…read morenicer playgrounds/sports field we've been too, and it happens to be so close to home! You basically drive up Faria Parkway through the new housing development known as The Preserve. No traffic signals, but lots of roundabouts. The park has a panoramic view of the San Ramon Valley, and. has two levels. Kid's playgrounds on the first level along with walking trails. Soccer/Baseball fields with artificial turf on the upper level. Picnic area and BBQ grills (with lids!) scattered about. Oh, and yes they have modern, clean and well-stocked bathrooms on both levels, which is super convenient. There are also signs noting the area is under 24/7 surveillance. Our son had a blast visiting this park, and we were impressed by the nice views despite being nestled within a large housing development. This would be an awesome place to catch the sunrise or sunset for sure.

This review is long overdue. We hosted our son's birthday party at Unequaled Gym, and I can't say…read moreenough good things about the experience. The party was very well organized and thoughtfully structured. The kids had a blast with all the games. Most of them were not advanced in basketball, but they still really enjoyed how the activities were built around basketball in a fun and engaging way. There were also team-building games that all of the kids loved. The coach was fantastic with the kids. We had about 20 children, and everything was run so smoothly. It was well organized from start to finish. The venue was also set up nicely for the celebration afterward, so the kids could sing happy birthday and enjoy cake together. Most importantly, the owner Ted was there onsite to make sure everything ran smoothly. You do not usually see that level of care and involvement from an owner at most party venues, and it really showed how much responsibility and pride they take in making sure their guests have a successful event. We're very grateful for such a wonderful experience and would highly recommend Unequaled Gym for everyone. We also did a trial basketball lesson there, and that experience was great as well. We did other basketball lessons at other places in the past as well, Unequaled Gym by far is the best so far. The lesson was very well organized, and we were impressed enough that we are planning to sign up for their basketball program too.

My girls have been going to this gym for over 6 month taking strength and conditioning. We like the…read moreatmosphere, the staff are friendly and coaches seem to know what they're doing. We've seen some results with our kids as well, they are more energetic and not as sluggish and they're having fun with the other kids in the gym.

This is the community center and outdoor facility for a gated neighborhood, so it's only open to…read moreresidents and their guests. The playground is small but nice, two slides and some things to climb and the floor is sand for a soft landing spot or sand play. The tennis courts and basketball courts are pristine and were not crowded (i.e, empty) in the winter. The pool looks great too, so I'll have to visit it in the summer when it's open. Plenty of parking in the devoted parking lot. Because I have family in the neighborhood, I'll definitely be back.

I like to think of this park as my hidden gem. Although it's next to a freeway, it's pretty quiet…read more There is a park, a walking trail, clean restrooms, and a very large soccer field. The best part of the park are the hill views! I love coming here with my kids while we kick the soccer ball around.

Great park. The view was great. Sidewalks are available along with a bike lane to travel to this…read morepark. It offers a grass field, sitting benches along with a gazebo and even a plaza. Overall, I think it is a nice park.

My son has been training with coach Dwight for 4 years now (since 4th grade). Coach Dwight is such…read morea good trainer for basketball players at any skill level who pays a lot of attention to details in any drills he runs. He sees all the little things a player do and correct them on the spot to prevent bad habits. Coach Dwight also knows how to push the player just the right way so they are motivated but not frustrated. We certainly would recommend dreamwork training for any basketball player at any age group or skill level.

OK basketball courts, it's right next to the police station so at least it feels super safe. While…read morethe paved floor is nicely maintained, one of the rims was bent upwards so it's only 1 full court, a half court, and I guess somewhere you can work in trick shots. I see pickup games happening sometime but we mainly come in the morning to shoot around. The local schools have more courts but the pavement isn't as nice and the pickup games would be lopsided if you have the side with the bent rim. It's right next to the dog park and there are always people there with dogs that will get agitated by the sound of a bouncing ball and bark. There is plenty of parking, the lot is always at least 75 percent empty. Locally we like going to some of the schools after hours instead.

Cool place to play some pickup ball. The good thing about this place is the floor isn't made of…read moreasphalt.

Great quiet family park in a great neighborhood in NE pleasanton. Basketball, volleyball,…read moreplayground etc.

The only nearby park I could find with a pullup bar! The coreFit area of the park is perfect for…read morekids, adults, parkourists, and gymnists alike.

Just finished working with Barrett on our new Sport Court project in the East Bay. This was a very…read moreprofessional experience, we love our new court and our kids are using it everyday!! Best investment we've made! They were always very responsive and consultative when it came to problem solving. It really felt like we were in this together. I highly recommend working with Barrett at Sport Court of Northern California if you are looking to put a court in your backyard.

These guys just finished final installation of our shooting court last week, and I can't speak…read morehighly enough about Nick and every single crew member. They really have this down to a science. Everything looks fantastic, and I'm so impressed by their process, design and install. Barrett's design was executed perfectly. There was no disturbance to the rest of our back yard, and the finished product far exceeded our expectations. Fantastic company! Excellence starts at the top with Barrett and is evident in every part of their work.

My son trains at Gotelli, and the progress he's made has been awesome to see. The coaches really…read moreknow how to push the kids while keeping it fun! he's more confident, sharper with the ball, and actually excited to train now. The facility itself is super clean and well-run. It's kinda tucked away, so it feels like one of those secret spots only locals know about, but it's safe and easy to get to. Definitely gives off that "family vibe" where everyone's rooting for each other. If your kid loves basketball (or you just want them to burn off energy in a great environment), this is the place!

Excellent, thoughtful and prepared. Clear communication…read more Does not waste time. Son has improved.

Stream Valley Volleyball was a complete disappointment from start to finish. There was zero…read moreconsistency, zero communication, and zero structure. Coaches rotated constantly, players were shuffled around, and no one ever seemed to know what was happening from week to week. They claim to prepare kids for competitive play, but it was the exact opposite. Instead of developing athletes, they left them confused, unsupported, and unmotivated -- no feedback, no progress, and no real coaching. The final straw was being offered a team spot, only for them to later decide my daughter "wasn't ready for the competitive environment." That's not a reflection on her -- it's a direct result of their disorganization and lack of coaching consistency. My daughter went on to make another competitive team with no issue whatsoever. Stream Valley desperately needs to fix its communication, structure, and accountability before calling itself "competitive."

Parents beware -- don't waste your time or money. Stream Valley Volleyball was a huge…read moredisappointment. My daughter was bounced between multiple coaches, each running things differently with no structure or progression. Every week was the same beginner drills and no gameplay practice. By week eight, she barely knew the court zones and still had no idea about positions or their roles. Communication was awful, and players who were ready to advance were held back. Coach Alex and Coach David did their best when they were finally brought in, but it was too little, too late. Save your money and find a program that actually teaches volleyball.