I wouldn't say this place is in the best neighborhood but I grew up around here and feel…read morecomfortable in the hood. It's a great place to walk and they have workout equipment along the way. Also a wonderful playground for the kiddos.

A great local park that host regional baseball games…read more Nice place to relax, go for a walk, work out, take the kids, dogs. Limited parking though

I'm surprised that this park hasn't been on the Yelp listings. It's a great park with public trail…read morealong the San Diego River bed. It's pet friendly in most parts of the park. Pets are not allowed on the playing fields, which is understandable. Little league teams compete here on 3 standard fields. There is a padded "kid zone" with kid slides connected to a kid tower for climbing around in. There is a refreshment stand with drinks a "ball park" food available for purchase on busy "league" days. It's rarely busy and a great parking lot layout. As for hiking trails, it's great for my needs. Many people walk and jog with their four legged best friends. Dogs are to be leashed at all times, which is pretty standard for public parks. At the trail head, parks & Rec has provided pet waste bags and a trash can to place any trash or bagged pet waste into..

This is a pretty good park. The biggest drawback is that there's no designated parking lot, so…read moreparking is a along the street at the local elementary school on the weekends. The park does have a lot to offer like a soccer field, softball field, tennis courts, and volleyball net, sand included, and basketball courts. More importantly it offers public restrooms and a shaded pavilion with plenty of tables. Pets must be kept on a leash at this park. The park also offers a walking or running pathway around the park, which is the reason why I came. The grass is well kept.

Pros: big field,big goals, nice park, tennis court, basketball courts,volleyball net…read more Cons: rude people,dirty bathrooms,no parking

Perfect place for disc golf. Plenty of parking and it's completely FREE. Two different layouts: OG…read moreand Summer League. I've only done the OG layout and it was pretty tiring for my first time lol. 18 holes where the second half is the same as the first half, but just longer distances. If you find any discs lying around, make an effort to return it to its owner. But if there's no contact info, it's fair game. I found two drivers here with no info on it. Call it the "unwritten" rule.

Great park for disc golf of all levels. Recommend getting some hiking shoes…read more A lot of hills for walking , bring extra water when roaming around. Watch out for skunks near the forest area

My kid has been with Western since tball and has learned so much and made lasting friendships over…read morethe last 5 years.

COACH JONNY IS THE BEST! I been blessed to have him coach my daughter! She really is learning how…read moreto be a better ball player. Coach Andy is great too and has a great relationship with the kids. It inspired me to get in the field with them this season and created the best Rookies Squad we could! Bring your kids here we got it all!

First off I will start by saying this review is solely based on the fields and the cleanliness of…read morethe surrounding area. I played here when I was younger and now I'm bringing my son to the same field, the place hasn't changed at all. The moment you pull in there is a play area to your left and a newly built skate park. Both areas are always clean and not littered with trash or solicitors. There is also private security for the neighborhood that it is placed in. They patrol the area regularly to make sure there is no defiance in the park. Bathrooms are always well kept and clean. Area is well light from the lights over hanging from the fields. Long story short there's a little something for every age of youth.

First time to this baseball park. We were here for a 13U baseball tournament where games were…read moreplayed on the Big Field. The field itself was disappointing. There was so much loose dirt all along the backstop and along the 1B and 3B areas. When a ball landed in this area, it created a dirt cloud/puff. All the players shoes and socks were caked with dirt by the end of the first inning. Have you noticed how many times I've mentioned dirt? The grass IF and OF needs to be cared for; there are areas of rolling hills inside the lines that needed to be avoided; including right in front of the batters box. This field is playable, but it has so much potential. The next topic was the bathrooms. The Men's area smelled like something crawled and died in there. The Women's area was just a little bit better. Dogs were NOT allowed to enter the fan area. So be forewarned not to bring your 4 legged friend unless you want to watch the game from the OF

We rented pavilion #3 for my daughter's birthday. The price was reasonable, the location was right…read morenext to the playground and there was plenty of nice grass to play on. I love that the park was clean and a park employee came by to refill toilet paper in the bathroom mid day. It was an easy experience and I would recommend it as a great location for a gathering.

My kids love the playground and, if the water is going, it's a great time. With tons of parking and…read morelots of space, it's easy to see why people come here. While a little tired in places, it does have bathrooms that are reasonably clean and places where you can reserve gazebos for events like birthdays and what-not.

Kennedy Park was one of the most energetic places I have visited with someone. I saw many teenagers…read moreskateboarding in the concrete bowls and ramps and they all looked confident and happy. The atmosphere felt bold and expressive with the sound of wheels, music, and excited voices. Teenagers would love how free and creative it feels because they can practice tricks and express themselves. The service was simple and smooth with clean areas and clear signs. The value was great because the park was open and accessible. The quality of the skate areas was impressive and everything felt sturdy and well designed. The selection of ramps, bowls, and jumps gave teenagers many ways to challenge themselves. I have only been there once before writing this review but it was one of the most thrilling places I have visited. I highly recommend that teenagers go there because it gives them a chance to be bold, expressive, and proud of their skills.

One trip to Kennedy Park and you may never return to Wells Park. Especially if you appreciate a…read moreclean well maintained private restroom. Kennedy Park has a shaded picnic area with 8 tables there's 3 hot coal receptacles suggesting barbeques are welcome, but you'll have to bring your own grill .There are lots of benches throughout the park some in the sun and some in the shade. I saw several groups of kids playing soccer. They have a play structure that kids seemed to enjoy. I saw walkers, joggers, people sitting on the share, some reading some reflecting some relaxing and one man enjoying a late breakfast, wait, that was me. I had a nice relaxing visit ,eating my breakfast and people watching This is a good park to visit in El Cajon.

My first experience going to this location was great, the lady there was kind and very helpful. The…read morenext few times, however, just went downhill. The 2nd time we went, no one was even there to help us, we had to wait and find someone to help us. Then when we left some guy sitting in his car talking to someone outside yelled at us asking if we paid. It was me, my husband, and 2 young boys. I told him we paid online then he said oh ok. He was just effing rude. Turns out I guess he's the owner. The next time I went I had booked online but received a text that they over booked and tried to reschedule us. This happened twice where their online system allegedly overbooked. After the constant horrible customer service I stopped going there. It's unfortunate because it's really close to my home. Now I drive all the way to Winn batting facility because it's SO worth it. Way better facilities and excellent customer service each and every time. Online booking never overbooks either.

As a young parent. My fondness memories is my son playing little league baseball. Seeing him learn…read morethe game and excelling in the sport was one of the highlights as a parent for my wife and I. Not only did my son learn life skills from playing baseball but I guess my wife and I did also. Like they say 'Baseball is life'. For my family it is. Now as a grandfather. I get to watch my six year old grandson play little league. It's like starting all over again. Like his dad, my grandson loves baseball. Just watching my grandson play takes me back twenty five years. Exciting times ahead. One of the fun and main things in baseball is hitting a ball with a bat. In youth sports and in softball. It's an aluminum bat. The only way to get good at hitting a ball is doing it. But not just doing it but doing it the right way. Foot positioning, hand placement, recognition of the type of pitch being thrown at you are just a few things a hitter needs to consider. Hitting is not easy. But where to go to learn? There are a few places in San Diego but not many. In the South Bay, even fewer. In Chula Vista, I found a spot that takes hitting a baseball serious. No matter what level you play. If you want to get better as a hitter. This is the place to start. Multiple hitting stations and batting cages. Specializing in youth sports; you can take a class with a small group or even one-on-one personal lessons. My first impressions were that it was a good place to cultivate positive results. The staff of two to three individuals managed a class plus set up the pitching machines. For my grandson, we had Valerie help us. Valerie was awesome. She explained very clearly how everything was structured from the pricing to how to operate the cages. Before you know it. My grandson was hitting in the battling cage. The batting cage my grandson was in clocked at 40 MPH. The lowest speed the pitching machine could throw. For a six year trying to learn the art of hitting. It was very challenging. He missed more than he hit but he was having fun and still enthusiastic. So much so he didn't want to leave. Which is a good sign. Support local businesses especially the good ones. Bombers in Chula Vista is awesome. Hit dingers here.

WAKA is one of the best ways for young adults to meet people in San Diego! It's a co-ed KICKBALL…read moreleague. That's right, Kickball.. Just like you played in 3rd grade with the big red rubber ball. There's 3 seasons per year, and it's played on Thursday nights. Then we all (100+ friends) go to the Skybox bar in Clairemont for $8 pitchers, Karaoke, Flip cup tournaments, and beer pong. The bar is super chill and very welcoming to kickballers. They give 20% discount on your entire bill, no matter what you drink/eat! If your new to San Diego, tired of the same old stuff, sick of VAVI, looking for something to do in the evenings, or just want to meet some new friends.. go to WWW.KICKBALL.COM and sign up. It's super fun and your friends will all be jealous and want to sign up too.

Played for a few seasons and it is pretty cool. Pretty are cool and bars are cool…read more The only reason I stopped playing, was due to the several cliques that existed within the league, so it kinda felt like middle school all over again. It was also pretty competitive, which is not my style for a social group. Other than that, its pretty cool. Give it a try.