These courts are amazing! I couldn't believe how well-maintained they are because they're free to…read moreuse for the public. I enjoyed playing tennis with my friend here even though we had to wait a bit since we didn't reserve a spot. The views are great so I'd imagine it would be awesome to play at sunset. There's also a basketball court nearby and a tennis wall if you're looking for something different. Highly recommend!

Absolutely LOVE Alice marble. The location, the views, the easy parking, everything. Depending on…read morewhen you book, it can be tricky to find a reservation, but if you plan out your visit far enough in advance, playing a match or two at Alice marble is a MUST

2 very nice outdoor courts with lights on until 10pm. Single rims and plexiglass backboards…read more Surprisingly not crowded

Easy to make a weekly routine. Clean neighborhood tennis courts positioned low so you get some…read moreshelter from the wind. Have never had a problem finding street parking. Easy to reserve court time through SF Parks and Rec site if you have an account. Major plus, these courts have on site bathrooms!

great court be careful women and men of this hostile older…read morewhite man. he was detained by the police for harrassing players at the courts.

A piece of SF history and the home to championship hoops . Great arena. Plenty of seating. Open…read morefloor with extra bounce. Multiple bathrooms. Parking lot or street parking.

Kezar Pavilion is perhaps the oldest basketball arena in San Francisco. Built in the mid 1920s, it…read moreis situated in the southeast corner of Golden Gate Park, next to the namesake stadium. The pavilion is the former home of the University of San Francisco Dons and Santa Clara Broncos. It is also the current home of the San Francisco Summer League Pro-Am, a basketball league for professional and college players of both genders. The style of the building is classic. The intimate and rustic feel remains intact despite having gone through several renovations through the years. Except for working bathrooms, modern arena amenities are totally absent here. For parking, there is an adjacent pay lot and street spots are also available nearby. Don't come hungry because food options are rather limited around the neighborhood. The aforementioned Pro-Am league is definitely worth checking out. Games are played at 8 pm Monday to Thursday from June to August. I believe admission is still free. Every year, the league attracts a number of college players, as well as seasoned pros. If you are lucky, you will see some big names playing here (Steph Curry, Gary Payton, and Jason Kidd have all played in this league). I have officiated in multiple NBA/major college arenas but Kezar is special. I couldn't have asked for a better end to my career when I worked my last game here on 03/03/2020 (a CA state high school playoff game), just days before the statewide COVID lockdown. The way it finished was just how I wanted it to be - a buzzer-beating game winner right in front of me. No replay needed. I got the call right. Kezar Pavilion is a great place to check out if you are a basketball fan. For me, it will forever have a special place in my heart.

I have to say. I do enjoy playing the rec sports at Mission Bay. I have played in their…read morerecreational v-ball league on Tuesday nights for four seasons now. The league has a variety of skill levels from beginning to intermediate. The teams are a variety of students to working folk. It's a good work out and the atmosphere is quite friendly. Location-wise, it's easy to get to by car and you can even take muni there. What's nice is that they also validate your parking for $1.75 for up to 3 hours. Way better to keep your car safe in a garage than parked on the street. The ref, Roger, is pretty fair and has been the ref for as long as I can remember. He doesn't call all the "illegal" plays but it's a more relaxed atmosphere so definitely don't play here if you want every single infraction to be called. The price is a little steep for non-UCSF students and there is no discount for the more people on a team, so the more the merrier doesn't really apply here.

I played in a men's basketball league last year at UCSF Mission Bay. The facilities were amazing…read moreand the league was well-run. My only complaint is that some of the teams in our "intermediate" league should NOT have been there. A lot of the guys were former JUCO or D-III players who were huge. I mean, come on, there shouldn't be anyone dunking in an intermediate league. Overall, a solid league to play in... I've since played in a number of other leagues around the city, and this one compares well. U n-monitored player skills led to discrepancies in competition level. C ost is comparable to most leagues in SF. S omewhat of a pain to get to... all the way on the Southeast side of the city. F acilities were top-notch.

One of the sunniest in the city. In pretty good condition. Props to San Francisco Recreation &…read moreParks Department who maintain it. I play one to two times a week and regularly find matches on spots-app.com if you're interested.

There are many tennis courts in San Francisco. This one is a landmark for rec tennis players. I…read morehave met here more so than other tennis courts. I have met at Golden Gate tennis courts but you have to pay. I have met at JP Murphy sometimes..City College has tennis courts. People seem to like to meet at Dolores Park tennis courts. A few blocks away is another tennis court. There are I guess 6 tennis courts at Dolores Park. It's fun at night. It's well lit. There was a small riot on Pride day and some weirdo singing. The San Francisco experience is tennis courts at Dolores Park. hahha

This review is specific to basketball…read more I had a great time playing here with the next generation. The kids from the other team was very intelligent. They knew the game was for fun and to help the younger kids grow. What a friendly game of basketball! Personally, I gave a pair of shoes to this young Asian male and his sister because they played their hearts out! Recommend this recreation center with my whole heart because it is full of love. God bless!

Bright airy space for parties !…read more I rented this facility for half a day on a Sunday. My dealing with SF Park and Rec were professional and efficient. MINI STAGE I loved the little stage perfect for performances or shows. HIGH CEILINGS Ceilings felt tall like inside a chapel. The building and complex felt modern. KITCHEN INCLUDED Commercial kitchen with fridge and freezer. TABLES, CHAIRS INCLUDED At least 6 round tables and 6 long rectangle tables included with chairs enough for 50-60 people WEEKEND DIFFICULT PARKING Beware there are youth soccer games from 8 am onwards. The whole parks street parking while free of charge was at capacity. TIP It's one giant room with no small breakout rooms. I brought pop up tents for privacy for breastfeeding mothers at my party. Would rent again.

These are the courts closest to my house, so I play there all the time. There are two courts…read moreside-by-side, tucked into the hillside, on the other side of the hill from the Randall Museum. The nets are both in very good shape and at the right height. The surface is in decent shape, though the lines could use some touch-up. Foggy mornings--and there are many of these in Corona Heights--are not good times to play here because the trees will drip condensation onto the back half of both courts and make it very slippery. They're fine when dry, but these make VERY slippery courts when damp. Don't bother trying to play here on weekends between 9am and 1pm unless you want to try to join the pick-up games played by the group of advanced GLTF'ers that congregate there. They take over the courts.