Beautiful place with beautiful friends, five tennis courts surrounded by lots of trees.read more

6 courts total. Two on the lower portion and 4 up top. Lighted courts. Was able to get on the…read morecourts Friday night pretty easily. Pretty big parking lot - two lots. Courts are well maintained. I would play here again :)

Part of a very nice park is these tennis courts. Courts aren't perfect - they have some cracks but…read morethey are probably good enough for the average player. Easy to miss tennis courts. They are all fenced off as to not interfere with the soccer field and the surrounding areas look well cared for. Directly around the tennis courts looked to be large amounts of weed killer sprayed. Not that it is good or bad - just something to be aware of. Don't want to let your little dog run around in that.

Whoohoo!! As the…read moreweather is warming up, We are trying to explore the lovely city of Hayward more. So I had this place bookmarked for months, and finally took a trip out there one night. I wasn't sure if it would be open , or if there would be lights for night tennis, but it was and lights too! YAY the fitness gods must be looking down in my favor :) There are 4-5 courts and there was one open for us! We played for about an hour from 8:30-9:30. The courts are in pretty good shape and we parked at the park next to the courts. The park ranger came around 9:30 to tell us we need to move our car since the park closes at 9. I am not too sure what time the courts close , and there are no times posted Note: Park in the residential area next to the courts for a closer walk.

My son learned to swim with Pierre within a short period of time. We had attempted lessons at other…read moreplaces before without success. My son was one of the older kids here who didn't know how to swim, so he was self-conscious, but Pierre's expertise and guidance made him comfortable and allowed him to learn without judgment or fear. It was amazing to see him do several different strokes in just a few months time.

MH is okay overall. The tennis courts are nice and there are plenty to reserve from. The pool area…read moreis dark and looks like lights are not all functional. However, the gym needs some improvement. It is full of redundant upper body equipment but has barely anything for the lower body/legs. The closest is a large glute builder machine that is awkward to set up and use. You could use cables to do some leg exercises, but those are often tricky and require people to stand. What if the user is older and balance is an issue? Also, not everyone is skilled to use the barbells at the racks safely. There are no standard lower body machines such as the Leg Press, Leg Extension, Hamstring Curl, and Abductor and Adductor machines. By not having these, the club currently does not have inclusivity for people of all ages / abilities to work the lower body. Mission Hills used to have these machines, but since they brought in the excess of new upper body machines at the beginning of the year, the foundational leg machines are strangely gone. It's a basic expectation for a gym to include some lower body specific machines. The staff keeps saying that they have the lower body machines but that there is no room for them. Something about needing a permit from the city to put these machines in a different part of the gym. It's been 9 months now and still no updates. If they do have them already, maybe they could shift things around and at least get a leg press in there. I wish that management would have done something about this by now.

Love this park! It is well-kept and clean. It's right behind Costco. One parent goes shopping and…read moreother takes the kiddis for a walk. Everyone wins!! On Tuesday the grass is cut. So save yourself a trip if you have allergies.

Haven't been here, in awhile. I usually come here to relax and check out the view.. it's so…read morepeaceful here.. they even have a little trail for you to walk on. Wanted to do it today. But need to relax more. Since, the view was more worth it.

My kid at Oak school likes the tennis offered by Euro. It's fun and she learns a lot from the…read moreclass.

I have my 8y old kid playing at Euro tennis. The environment is just amazing. It's very…read moreprofessional - the training is fun but there is also a lot of discipline inculcated in kids which is perfect at this age. The coaches are just awesome. I could not have been more happy with the overall experience. The overall experience has been excellent and I highly recommend Euro tennis for anyone who would either like to learn themselves or enroll their kids. There was also a time when I accidentally signed up my kid for the wrong month. Customer service was kind enough to move him to the next months sessions without any questions or hassles. Thank you Euro Tennis!!! Cheers!

Place is a bit crowded with all the tennis inventory, but Rick's service is second-to-none! Despite…read morebeing busy taking call with a contractor that was fixing a leak in his house, he provided the same kind of high-quality service and expertise that I've come to expect. Considering its proximity to multiple tennis courts, I also just really appreciate how convenient this location is.This will remain my go-to tennis place.

Note the Yelp hours are incorrect and they're closed on Mondays!…read more I showed up on a Monday and the shop was closed but Rick happened to stop by to pick something up. He mentioned they'll be open the following day, but ended up taking my order anyway after asking what I was looking for (on his day off!). I went home and stressed out for 2 days because I was certain I ordered the wrong racket (I tried to do the transaction quickly and didn't even look at the racket since Rick wasn't even supposed to be working so I wanted to get out quickly). No matter how I crunched the numbers, I was certain it could not be the correct racket since my total after strings and tax was $20 below MSRP of the racket alone. I show up to pick up my racket and it was the right one! I was so confused I had to ask Rick about it and he said he never uplifted his prices after Babolat and other retailers increased their prices after tariffs. I came to support a local shop since it's rare for high end and in demand rackets to be sold at a discount. I never would've thought a small shop could've beat these prices. He didn't even tell me he was giving a discount or anything... people unfamiliar with rackets probably don't even understand the crazy deal they're getting. It's so nice to know that even though Rick can charge MSRP (and it would be a wise business decision to do so), he doesn't. I'm still reeling and cannot thank Rick enough. He's honestly such a great guy (I spoke politics with him too) and I hope everyone supports his shop. This experience is honestly exactly why more people should shop local.

My kids have been through a few different types of tennis lessons, but they say Coach Albert's is…read moretheir favorite. At first it was hard for me to understand why, since his lessons are unconventional given they are not actually held on a tennis court but on a grassy lawn with a bunch of tennis training equipment. But I learned that this is intentional as he wants kids to focus on developing the proper form and skills first, rather than chasing balls all around a tennis court. And it seems to work; my kids understand what proper strokes look and feel like and have more technical knowledge of the game vs when they did other lessons before. At the end of the lesson, they usually do some competitive fun rallies (yup, still on the lawn, but it works) with the other class members which my kids look forward to. Eventually once their skills improve beyond a certain point, the coach will transition them over to lessons on a court. Pricing is reasonable and you can easily skip/reschedule classes as long as you provide him a day's notice.

I had a great experience taking lessons with Albert. He works with players of all ages and…read moreexperience levels. He really went above and beyond, using all kinds of different coaching tactics to help me improve. Highly recommend!

I used to walk with my kiddo here for the library and sometimes playground, but this would not be…read moremy park of choice. I usually have to go to a nicer area for parks. The play structure was boarded up for a while, there are a lot of homeless people here and it's just old and outdated. We have been to the new pickleball courts lately and if we're lucky, there are open spots, but sometimes people bring their whole crew there and are there for hours. Also, beware of dog poop -- a lot of irresponsible dog owners don't pick up after their dogs so watch where you are walking. This park has potential, it's just people don't respect it enough. There are a lot of options such as: soccer, basketball, picnic areas, tennis, pickleball, a play structure, walking path, etc, but it is not the cleanest park.

Very large park with lots of amenities. Basketball, baseball, tennis, community center and next…read moredoor is the Weekes library. 3.5 stars. Very green and lots of trees. Grass for days. Dogs ok on a leash. I think different activities and classes are offered here although I never went to those. The park is open and has some street frontage which I like. More hidden parks that go deep with no public visibility I tend to enjoy less. Long ago there were some homeless that lived under the overhang of the library next door. They put up a very tall metal fence to keep them out. Again, its a great park but there are some problems with it. A good place to go if you live nearby. Although it has lots of offerings I don't think they would get somebody to drive miles to get to them.

Pickleball clinics here are quite good. I have learned a lot and the instructors are good at making…read morecorrections during play. It is getting harder to get the court reservations you may want (nice cool mid to late mornings in the summer on weekends). While that's not really anyone's fault, it is still a bummer. Same with parking - there are adjacent lots for the soccer field, however. And I have also parked at the main library for a 20 minute walk when given early enough notice.

This review is from a Pickleball player…read more The courts are kept up... I wish they would clear the debris from trees at least some times. The courts itself are constructed well with a wind screen as well. The price for reserving the courts is very reasonsbale... but it's hard to find them because of hte pric.e

We've been on our hunt for great parks throughout the East Bay now that our little is growing…read more Castro Valley Community Park is a beautiful one ~ plenty of safe parking with a lot attached and honestly, so much space. There is a little something for all ages here too which I enjoy. From slides, to swings, to a splash park I believe is open on weekends, to picnic areas, and a play area that is fenced off with sand for littles, it's definitely a home run spot. I appreciate parks that also are within nature. This spot seemingly has play/picnic/splash areas on one side, and beautiful open grass on the other. We've taken our nephews here before as well to play and they've loved over the years seeing nature at its best ~ from observing butterflies, collecting sticks/rocks (boys are boys!), to getting to run through the grass, we have made so many great memories and photo ops here. All in all, there's always a familiar face or friendly conversation to be had at this community park. There's shared toys in the smaller kiddo area like balls and sand toys, and creative play structures like bumble bees and jets to enjoy. After seeing so many parks, you begin to appreciate those that offer something unique and smile-worthy.

Parking lot small but there's a few street parking Clean…read morespacious organized and well kept Tennis courts kid playground basketball courts BBQ pits seating area and wide grass field for soccer Yeah, I think they got everything here I prob missed some other positives too Try this spot out