Crocker-Amazon Soccer complex has many fields and it is a good location with parking available…read more They also have a concessions stand that takes cash only. The restrooms are well kept, not great but decent. The only downside is that the larger fields are closer to the street and the fence is not high enough to contain the high balls during the soccer games. There is a walking trail I noticed for those who like trails. I also saw dogs in the park so I assume they are dog-friendly.

Huge soccer field. Multiply ones to use…read more On the side, there's a small skate park & community garden (Hummingbird). When it's not busy with teams playing, lots of elderlies come here to walk. Brings their grandkids to run around as well. Lots of others use the side to run laps. I bring my niece and nephew to run around the whole park!

Junior Giants/Academy hosted their Winter Clinic here and this year (1/11/25) it was a glorious day…read morefor baseball. Half of the field is for soccer and the other half has two baseball diamonds across from each other. The entire field is astro turf which is a rarity- for as long as we've been going to practices & games i don't think we've ever played on one. This is a good thing considering the holes and divets that develop on regular fields, less chances of getting hurt. The field is nestled between the highway and residential area. Parking is very scarce, fortunately I didn't have too much trouble with parking THIS time. Public restrooms are not available from what I can tell. There is plenty of bleacher sitting if your watching baseball here. Update- I'm happy to report there is one public restroom near the tennis courts, across from the playground. Unfortunately, as of this writing there are no paper towels or air drying machine to dry your hands with. Nor is there a baby changing station.

Nice and large open space for soccer practice or playoffs. One side of this facility is also used…read morefor baseball/softball practice and games. Using such a nice open area for an athletic field brings positive energy to the neighborhood. Finding a spot to park your car is always a challenge in this area.

For the longest time my kid is been asking me about tennis classes, so I decided to give it a try,…read moreI saw Yves new business in my volleyball meet up page, so I knew from the beginning it was going to be a good decision We had our first class and my kid had a blast, I asked him did you like your class ? He said: I liked my teacher ... that said it all, my kid is very inpatient, sensitive and gets frustrated very easily so having the right person to coach him it is crucial important. Ives was kind, very involved, professional, he knew what he was doing, he has all the equipment, he was punctual. I can't say enough about how great Yves is I am looking forward for a long and lasting coaching relationship with Yves. My kid is happy with his class.

Yves has been coaching my six year old son and his friends and the experience has been great. He…read morekeeps things fun while helping them improve. He is very flexible and easy to coordinate with.

I ventured to this park in search of a stroller friendly environment for my 6 week old. This park…read morepopped up on a recommended list found online. I loved the convenience of parking and the greenery and view. A car parked beside us and a group of people started smoking weed so I suppose this is a meeting spot to do that as well. Found the philosophers trail but quickly realized that it was not stroller friendly so headed towards the other side of the park with picnic tables. The rocky path was decent but still caused my baby's head to wobble a bit. I looped up the paved path between picnic benches and ended my walk there since it was incredibly windy and chilly. I recommend this park for a lunch date or a stroll (without a stroller).

An underrated park for sure! As a Bay Area native, GGP is generally my go-to park, but McLaren…read moredefinitely falls second, slowly becoming one of my favorites. There is a ton of free parking available at different points of the park, along with restrooms, picnic tables, and benches. There's a variety of different terrain (flat concrete, grass, hilly dirt trails) in the park, making it suitable for dog walks, running, hiking, cycling, and recreational sports. It is far less busier than GGP, which can be great if you're opting for a peaceful stroll in nature. Although not as polished as GGP, the park is maintained fairly well. I would highly recommend this park if you're looking for a quieter, less crowded peaceful retreat in the city. I also suggest previewing the map first, as there are tons of different parks within the park, based on the activity you're going for.

Large green grassy area for ballgames. Saw a group of kids playing…read more Tennis courts Rec building Basketball court Street parking Few picnic tables next to the children play structure

I come here for Women's Night Volleyball and the court is really nice with plenty of seating in the…read morebleachers. Usually 2 nets can be set up here. There is plenty of parking in the neighbor although you may not be able to park on the same block. There is pingpong inside the rec center as well which is popular from the times I've been there and see a lot of games going on there.

This is a good park of walking/hiking distance from my house (25 mins)…read more My niece and nephew likes to walk here. It's not big but it takes up a whole neighborhood block. Basketball court, tennis court, baseball field, another huge grass field, 2 playground for kids (one for babies & toddlers) (another for bigger kids) There's a small classroom for youth /counseling programs and a public bathroom. It's pretty big, but is not kept clean, but okay to use. There's one male urinal (open, no stall or door) and one large toilet (they can fit another 2 toilet stalls) which have urine on the floor of all the times we went. I have to pour water on the floor to wash the bottoms of our shoes. The playground gets crowded some times which is always a hassle. Some kids don't know how to share and be patience, you have to watch your kids closely. Overall a nice park to chill

My local playground! Lots of options here: - A large field…read morewith baseball diamond (I've never actually seen anyone play baseball here, so it's just a huge field for my dog to run around on!) - A tennis court - A basketball court - 2 decent sized playground structures - one for toddlers, one for kids (though my 2-year-old can play on both!). There is also sand under the structures, which is a huge plus. Both structures are gated off. A friend who lives a block away and comes pretty often says this playground is always busy, and it probably is compared to others in the city, but your luck can vary. I've come at 10am on a Saturday and it was relatively empty, 5pm on a weekday when it was packed, and 1pm on a weekday when it was pretty busy. There are lots of trees around the playground, so there's plenty of shade. There are bathrooms here, though half the time one of them is "out of service", and they are generally pretty dirty. No dedicated parking lot, but there are a lot of angled spots along Madrid by the main park entrance. There's also a community center with a large room; pre-COVID, there was free Zumba at 9am every Saturday. A pretty low-impact, beginner-level class, but decent as a free resource! I've heard you can also rent this community center (for kid's birthdays, etc).

A park with it all. Turf or grass. Children's playground and dog area. Soccer or basketballs…read more Tennis or pickle ball. Skatepark or bike area. So many amenities in one spot.

Nice and clean baseball, football and soccer fields. They also have a playground and a trail.read more

Noe rec center is a great way for kids to interact with each other in new and fun ways. Kids of all…read moreages can play basketball, tennis/pickleball, soccer, baseball and play games in the park. Noe rec also has programs for families, toddlers and kids of all ages to play sports including karate cooking classes, volleyball, soccer etc. the environment is very nice and I highly recommend it to anyone who has kids who want to play with friends and family.

Great place to play indoor and outdoor pickleball. I usually participate in the drop in games on…read moreTuesdays and Thursdays.

The staff is friendly and helpful. Most importantly, no pickleball noise. I'm glad I was invited to…read moreplay at this location.

Stay away if possible. They are running on an ultra lean staff, and trying to cut costs wherever…read morepossible. If you have a billing question, good luck. (and you will, because they will load up your bills with extraneous costs, charge you late fees if you don't pay, and literally never ever respond to help) If you want a towel, take your chances. You're probably going to be air drying. If you like poor client service - you're definitely in the right place. There's no number to call. No one will ever answer you. You'll also find in your membership terms that they can raise rates at their discretion, and boy have they lived up to this. by the latest estimate they've raised dues over 50% over the last 4 quarters. They're trying to build a monopoly in the Bay Area, and make sure we have no other options. The class schedule continues to dwindle. They book paid camps and lessons over the basketball and tennis courts, so there's minimal availability over primetime. The recipe for Bay Club is clear. Charge people more while giving them less and less for their money.