1) They need to water the fields. I had dust storms blowing in my face for hours…read more 2) No toilets for fields 1 & 2 3) Nothing with the complex, but who ever is running the tournaments, needs to get professional. You shouldn't charge on Sunday, when you didn't charge on Saturday. If you're going to charge, you shouldn't make it cash only. It isn't hard to set up Venmo like all the other tournaments do.

The women's bathroom were not stocked for 2 days on a weekend. No toilet paper or soap. Asked who…read moreto call and they are contacted out and supposed to come out every day to make sure they're stocked. I don't know if the men's bathroom was the same. Very dirty and disappointing there's no number to call.

Irvington Community Park is a decent park with a really big grass area and plenty of open space…read more They also have a sports complex area that can be rented, and a lot of people come here for games or other activities. There's also a basketball court and a community center, which makes the park useful for different kinds of events. The playground area is decent, especially for kids. I noticed the padding looks like it was recently redone, which is nice. The play area has a little wall climber, slide, pole, and stairs. I do think the wood around the slide area could use some updating because it looks kind of old, and the slides seem extremely high, which I think should be changed or made safer. The bathrooms are currently being redone, so that's good to see. Overall, it's a decent park with good space and activities for families.

This is a nice local park to go to. I happen to not come here for a long time even though that it's…read morevery close to where I live. The park has improved over the years since they added bleachers at the parking lot as well as renovating the playgrounds. It's not really a big park but it's convenient for those who live really close to it. They have a building called Irvington Community Center, which I think is a place for children's activities. There is another building which is small. I think it was supposed to be a library, but is recently closed. Right next to it is the ballot drop box, where I usually go to drop my ballot envelope. Nothing much changed overall but it's good to reminisce the memories I have going here when I was a kid.

Centerville Community Park looks big on a map but didn't see all of it on a drive by; saw the grass…read morearea on the left, the baseball field in the middle, and the big field with weeds growing on the right. there's a reasonable size parking lot here. didn't go looking at the basketball court, tennis area nor children's playground.

Employees at the venue were not accommodating and mandated us to mop the floor after using the…read moreroom. They also continued to walk in to the room while we were having our party. While cleaning up, Carey kept timing us of how many minutes we have left and we needed to be gone before 10.

Huge park with a good number of play and rest structures just minutes away from the heart of the…read moreNewark. This park has something for everyone and any occasion. For those with young children, you'll appreciate the two separate play structures tailored to different age groups as well as the gigantic grassy field perfect for field games and picnics. The play structures include a number of modalities like swings, small slides, and climbing structures. The flooring is tan bark so be careful with splinters. Those looking for an outing to hang out or share food can take advantage of the many picnic tables and barbecue pits scattered around the park. Trash cans are also readily available so needless to say, the park is quite clean. Most of the tables sit under trees so you'll be shaded from the beating sun most times of the day. They also have a small, well-maintained basketball court with nice nets for a pickup game. I've rarely seen anyone playing so if you do come with your own crew, you'll have some private time to yourselves. Street parking is available but if you drive further in, you'll be able to make use of their parking lot. There are some small shaded areas in the lot and plenty of spaces. Overall, Birch Grove Park checks all the boxes for park goers and it seems the city does a great job to maintain it so it'll hopefully continue to be for years to come!

This is my new favorite park to bring my daughter to…read more Pros - Plenty of street and a private lot available. Two playgrounds - one for smaller kids and the other for bigger kiddos, a basketball court and plenty of open green space. Open and clean bathrooms. A plus right there. Lots of trees that provide shade for the playground. Sandbox for the kiddos to make sand cakes. Cons - none! Of course it tends to be busier on the weekends. We've gone usually in the mid-morning and it's not crowded at all. Families or groups are setting up for their parties. Otherwise it's a great neighborhood park.

Lovely park with lots of local wildlife, flora, and birds! Plenty of parking when we went right…read moreafter dinner and walking the stretch around the lake is enough to kill around an hour if you're just jaunting around and more than enough to digest a big meal. Around sunset on a Monday there were still lots of people sitting on the benches, walking, biking, jogging, and roller blading. Felt pretty safe, but when the sun sets there's not many walkway/street lamps so keep that in mind. Lots of Canadian geese and we got to see their awkward teenage goslings. There's some ducks and we got to see what looked like cormorant and I think a small heron. We also got to see small song birds and some robins too. It's neat that they have bird houses on some of the trees too and we got to see some ground squirrels. I think the prehistoric themed playground is super nice too. I LOVE themed things so the little saber tooth structure from the distance was quite nice. Along the lake are some "work out equipment" like a pull up bar and parallel bars. Lots of bird turds, so be wary of where you walk, but other than that. A solid park.

most elizabeths are great. to name a few - the queen (rip), elizabeth taylor (the queen), and…read moreelizabeth hurley (also the queen especially when she pulled up in that versace dress, if you don't know what i'm talking about just google it). lake elizabeth is a spectacular elizabeth! it reeks of geese droppings and i'm HERE FOR IT. not in a weird way. it's super nostalgic for every fremont kid, has a great scenic 2 mile trail, and also offers alternative trails like the one behind the railroad. great place for community events and parties. squirrels are cute. note - trail is flat but there is one section that's super bumpy. not ideal for roller skaters like me who only have indoor wheels! some personal memories from childhood: watching an old guy catch a rainbow fish out of the lake, getting chased by a goose, falling off the brown playground slide, getting screamed at by a random parrot

Great park. Very clean. Friendly for all ages of kids. There's a baseball field and baseball…read morepractice nets too

I love Parks and Recreation Area's in the Inner City!!…read more I like them so much !! That I use to Work Part Time for a Local Agency in the City Parks Department Of Public Works!!! This Park is Nice and Pretty well Kept!! I has a lot of Great Features like!!! A Batting Cage!! Basketball Court Kids Play Structure Soft Ball Field Rest Rooms Picnic Area It's an Oasis of Open Space in Fremont!!! This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Park!! I Keep My Pimp Hands Strong!! Number 34 out of the top 50 Most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025 !!!

Huge park with open grassy areas, walking paths, and sports fields. There's a large amount of…read moreparking available, which makes it convenient during busier times. It's also clean and well kept, with a nice backdrop of the surrounding hills.

This park is awesome! Came on a weekday night for a small picnic and was glad to see that there…read morewere not that many people. There were plenty of shade and a lot of picnic tables for you to sit on especially during this time of quarantine. I also appreciate that the bathrooms are still open, but I will have to say that there are no windows in there so it could be a bit scary. Besides the grassy areas itself, the park also has a lot of tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, and volleyball poles (bring your own net). Will definitely come back to this park, most likely on a weekday - probably, will have way too much people on the weekend.

2026 Seniors took Division 14 championship, and went on to represent Mission Peak Little League at…read moreSectionals in Half Moon Bay.

Signed up both my boys to play this spring season! They are both learning how to stay active,…read morebuilding skills hand and eye coordination, and working in a team environment. We cannot wait for the Opening Day soon!

Quick update. We're…read morenow using this park to play tennis! The times we have gone there's always a court available which is nice. Now people on the courts can be nice or not which is always a toss up. So far we haven't encountered anyone not nice. But we have heard some conversations on the side though. We've never had problems finding parking, but there is a man who keeps feeding pigeons here on a daily basis so beware of bird poop. Now if they only put up some walls to hit against, then it would be perfect.