Visited for a birthday party, parking can be tight if you have a bigger vehicle. Plenty of…read morechairs/loungers if you come in early. We did notice after 2 pm more people were coming in so it was a little harder to find chairs, few bathrooms around, playground and gym looked clean. Plenty of shade too which was nice. Lifeguards on rotation every 20 minutes. Overall, nice area.

Our experience with this organization has been among the worst we have had with any business in…read moremore than ten years. The fundamental problem is that homeowners are required to pay dues whether or not they are permitted to use the facilities. Although the young reception staff have generally been friendly, our interactions with the administrative office have often felt dismissive, inflexible, and unnecessarily rude. Even the entrance, with its locked metal gates and restrictive atmosphere, feels unwelcoming for what is supposed to be a neighborhood recreational facility. For more than a year, I have tried to resolve a dispute involving outstanding dues for invoices and notices I did not receive. Because we were not using the facility, I had no reason to know that charges were continuing to accumulate. Once I became aware of the issue, I proposed a reasonable solution: allow me to begin paying the current dues while we worked out a fair arrangement for the disputed past balance. Instead of treating this as a genuine effort to resolve the matter, the office responded with a rigid, collection-focused attitude and refused to consider a practical compromise. We were expected to pay everything immediately while still being denied access to the facilities. A community association should make a reasonable effort to communicate with homeowners, provide clear and timely notices, and work constructively with residents who are actively trying to resolve a dispute. It should not use mandatory dues and denial of access as leverage while refusing to discuss a fair payment arrangement. We were not asking to avoid our responsibilities. We were asking for transparency, basic courtesy, and a reasonable path toward resolution. Unfortunately, our experience has reflected none of those things.

My favorite spot for pickleball. Generally friendly crowd. Decent levels. Open play is fun even…read morewithout bringing a partner. Easy to check in. Parking is decent too.

We played in a church tournament today and I would highly recommend the facility, it's extremely…read moreclean, lots of parking and the courts are really nice, the only thing I wish they had regular bathrooms instead of porta potty bathrooms, it was also a little hard pushing a stroller up and down the steep hill that leads to the courts

We live in Culver City (LA County) but my son and I LOVE stopping here (when visiting relatives)…read more to look through their tennis rackets, new and used. They have great selections of used rackets. Anna is very knowledgeable with her products: tennis rackets, strings, grips and etc. Their hours are limited on Saturdays but very worth visiting.

This place is my go-to for tennis…read more Very knowledgable, patient and friendly. They also offer an amazing free tennis demo racket service which is invaluable when buying a new tennis racket.

My girlfriend and I recently took up tennis and were referred to Brandon by a mutual friend of…read moreours. Over the past month both of our games have dramatically improved to where we are not embarrassed to play with higher level players. Taking tennis lessons with Brandon was fun and enjoyable, we absolutely look forward to it every week. Brandon is a phenomenal coach. Thank you for being so patient with us Brandon!

Brandon is as good as it gets. I came to him wanting to refresh my skills, exercise, and have fun…read more I can already see improvements within the six months I have been working with Brandon. He is very clear with directions, and works to make sure you are achieving your goals. If you are looking to vastly grow your tennis skills, or just have fun and learn a new sport -- Brandon is your guy. I would recommend him for anyone at any level.

This is a REALLY nicely maintained (private) tennis/pickleball court! My friends live in the…read moresurrounding complex, and have access to this court (I'm sure they pay HOA or something). Apparently, they can reserve the court online for 2 hour increments. Plenty of street parking. Needs a key to enter the courts. The courts are lit so you can play into the night time. 2 tennis courts; 1 tennis court has 2 pickleball courts lines painted in. They have rollers available in case the courts are wet. My main complaint is that there isn't enough space between the 2 pickleball courts, BUT it is nice that the net is in between so you're not constantly chasing the ball. There's 2 benches which is nice. Overall, I wished I lived in the neighborhood and had private access to these courts haha.

I like to play here in the mornings. It's nice and breezy and there's a cute little park nearby…read more The courts are nice and a key is required.

Love this park. I have been going here a lot for years and yet it is fun. I love their playgrounds,…read moretheir fields, basketball courts, and baseball fields. 5 star experience.

Poway's Community Park is a bit of a hidden gem just south of the Poway Civic Center.  We enjoy it…read morefor picnic lunches while shopping in Poway.  But looking around, it is much more.  There are playground areas, a dog park, ball fields, and open space for various activities. Yes, the Park is rather quiet on a weekday afternoon.  As with all its parks, Poway does a very good job of maintaining this Park.

Always crowded, minimum waiting time to play is one hour, besides that, great courts to play…read more I go there a lot but I definitely take in consideration the waiting time. So if you tight on time and you can't afford one hour waiting time, don't go there. If you do have the time, great place to play!

Always crowded, nobody follows posted rules. Good luck trying to get a court. The older uncles can…read morebe rude and either ignore you or let their friends poach the court.

Tons of parking…read more Lots of shade and several places to sit and relax under the gazebo. With swings, monkey bars and slides and lots of grass it's ideal for kids to play. Worth the price of my monthly HOA lol. My kiddos can stay here for hours and would probably do so if they had the choice. I like that it's walking distance from our home and that it's never too crowded. Yes, it's close to the Boys and Girls Club so there tends to be a good amount of traffic but it is still a safe place. I'll be back for sure.

This community park is near and dear to my heart. I came here a lot during pandemic time. Walking…read morethrough it during the pandemic was a breath of fresh air, both literally and metaphorically. This park is conveniently located in 4S Ranch and right next to the Boy's club. One of the most delightful features of 4S Ranch community park is its provision of large tables and chairs, perfect for hosting parties and gatherings. For SD hiking ladies group, this park has become more than just a place to walk--it's a go-to party destination. We hosted our White Elephant holiday party here three years in a row. One of the park's standout features is its very decent and clean restroom facilities--a rarity in many outdoor settings. Another major draw for the hiking ladies group is the park's plentiful parking. However, as seasoned visitors of the park know, there's one caveat to keep in mind--the weekend sports event at the nearby boys' club. For anyone planning a big party, I suggest you to keep an eye on the schedule of sports events happening at the nearby boys' club.