The fields are amazing. I would say very well kept compared to other parks. Lots of joggers at all…read morehours of the day. There are also pet owners walking their dogs. Because the park has provided poop bags, you don't see as much poop lying around. Every now and then you'll see some but that's just how it is at any other park. They also have a public in door gym and different days of the week in the evenings, they offer volleyball, basketball, pickleball, and badminton. The facilities are well kept. They have restrooms. No formal changing rooms/locker rooms. If you like/play any of those sports, you can definitely come here to join in some pick up games.

It's a pretty chill park with nice restrooms. Too much parking though. I would recommend meeting…read morepeople on the west side of the park because the east side parking is generally closed to the library and less accessible to the park.

Review strictly for Baseball fields. Nicely maintained fields with cut maintained green outfield…read moreand levelled infield. Good dug out and bleacher for fans. Parking is available around the park on designated spots. This is home of LaJolla youth baseball league, bunch of good teams. Please refer to the attached image for map details Cliffridge Park Baseball Fields Map shows the various fields where the different leagues of LJYB play their games and practice.  Note the relation to both the YMCA and Torrey Pines Elementary school. The address of our fields is 8355 Cliffridge Ave, La Jolla, CA  92037

Cliffridge Park sits high above La Jolla Shores,  accessed from La Jolla Scenic Drive North.  It is…read morewell known for its ball fields, but my wife and I enjoy it for walking on the large campo and the views of the Pacific Ocean ... especially at sunset.

This location is very clean and safe for children to play in. (Be careful, recently some crazy…read morepeople glued razor blades at random parks..be safe!) I live far from this location, but was introduced to this park by my man. This park had the greenest field, I wanted to roll around but there was a soccer game going on. Theres also a baseball field. The actual playground is spacious and looks safe to play in. Even I can go on the slide, hahha!

The Nobel Recreation Center Playground is closed on Sundays. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the…read moreplayground is free for badminton from morning to noon. On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, it is free for pickleball. Basketball is available in the afternoon. On Wednesday evenings, it is for volleyball, and on Friday evenings, it is for pickleball.

Everyone has to admit it,the view from Kate O Sessions Memorial Park is quite amazing, and there…read moreare plenty of spots in the park to enjoy it from. The grass is very well maintained, and the park is dotted with a variety of large mature trees for plenty of shade. The view at the top of the park, where the parking lots lay, the view sends you all the way to downtown San Diego and most of Mission Bay. The park offers restrooms and a playground nearby. You may bring your pet dog, but it must remain on a leash. Unfortunately, I observed many individuals ignoring that rule. The park offers several picnic tables in and around the park.

OBSESSED! I came here when I first moved to SD and somehow forgot just how gorgeous this park is…read more I've been back twice recently and just soaked it all in. The weather was perfect, sun was out and it was one of those places where it's easy to lose track of time. Sooo soo peaceful ! One disclaimer.. be careful where you walk and where you step. There's a pretty big gap between the grass and the edge of the pavement in one area that is easily hidden. I wasn't paying attention, tripped and scraped both of my knees. Thankfully my ankle ended up being okay after icing it at home. Be careful lol. There's so much space in the park so don't worry about nabbing a great spot. Bring a blanket or beach chair, have a picnic, take in the city views, or just sit and relax for a while. Before you get all the way up the main overlook, there's a large flat grassy area before you enter that looked perfect for birthday parties or small get togethers. Both times I visited were during the day and it wasn't crowded. I did see quite a few people sunbathing lol don't think I've ever seen that at a park before. If you're looking for a peaceful spot to unwind and enjoy some of the best views in San Diego, definitely make some time for Kate Sessions Park!

Well finally got a chance to give this Park an review and here is another Park for everyone and It…read more has plenty of areas for you to chill and relax with your family !! Lots of Green Grassy Areas and plenty of trees also !! It has a couple of Baseball and Softball fields for you to play but no dogs allowed on field !! Now this is an park for anyone who likes to take a walk or a jog !! It is perfect for dogs also lots of people bring there dogs here for a walk . I enjoy the green grassy area here . There are benches for you to sit also !! It's an park for everyone and you can just relax and enjoy the fresh air here !! It is located in Clairemont and parking here is not bad also lots of spaces and you can park on the side street also !! There is an area for kids also to play . It's an Park for everyone !! Overall Satisfaction: Fun Factor : 3 out of 5 Stars but cool Park to chill and Relax Cleanliness: 3 out of 5 Stars could use some TLC !! Parking: 4 out of 5 Stars Lots of Parking and you can park on side street Selection of Play Area : 3 out of 5 Stars good for kids !! Overall Grade : 3 out of 5 Stars and still a nice Park but needs some TLC !!

I run through this park often. I walk through it to get wine from the store. It's beautiful, very…read morewell maintained. It has two baseball/softball fields, a bathroom and lots of shady trees. However, the parking lot is too small to accommodate the traffic that softball brings. Which creates a traffic nightmare with lots of pedestrians in the roadway. Top secret info: Police often park their cars in this lot after sundown. The parking lot faces a stop sign, it's basically like shooting fish in a barrel. Once a month, a nearby church sponsors an outdoor movie night here. Kids just love it. The best time to come is on the weekday mornings. A group of older gentlemen race their R/C cars on the baseball diamond, which is always fun to watch. Do be careful though, I've never seen a dog on a leash at this park.

Great Recreation Center. The Staff is always awesome. From Hockey on Saturday morning to Kids…read moreBasketball Leagues to great facilities outside for kids, parents and pets to have nothing but fun. Bring the kids and a picnic basket and you are good to go.

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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

Great hidden neighborhood park that you would never know is here. The only reason that I found out…read moreabout it is because of youth sports. There is a very standard issue playground up top at street level. There is a lower parking lot that is adjacent to three children's baseball fields Great little exploring area in the bushes for the kids that are not currently playing Wonderful little neighborhood park, but it is busier than you would think

I found this part to be quite nice and very pet friendly. It's in a quiet neighborhood as kind of…read moremost parks are in California. There was no transient element and no trash to be found. You can see from the video about 90% of the park. They must have some really great Little League teams that enjoy these fields. There's even a place for the booster club. The Bathrooms were Park style but they had toilet paper and soap. They had a dispenser for the sea covers but, why put your butt there. It's a park style. See photos. There are several different places to watch the games and just enjoy some friends and family and some American baseball or kickball or softball. Etc. There's a little path you can run around and be seen so it's not like running through the forest or wooded area. There's a large parking lot and street parking. As you can see the place wasn't crowded and I was there at what would be considered prime park time. Come hang out in your pet create a memory plenty of trees. Cheers

My nine year old has been playing in their summer league for 4 years now. They have made a huge…read moreimpact for his development as a baseball player. In his first year he was spinning in circles when he hit and by the end of the year he looked great in the batters box.

They don't deliver what they promise. They're disorganized. They make their own rules on the field…read more The playing field is terrible, with no marked lines, etc. They're only interested in money. I feel sorry for the children and the parents who make the effort to get their children to train.

This field has a bunch of of hole that can injure soccer players. Not safe and will be complaint to…read morethe city about it, they also don't have let people use their bathrooms they have 12bathroom but they dont Let you use them and make you use the portable toilets! So disgusting for San Diego!!!!! 0 stars

We are here all week for the San Diego World Series hosted by NCS. The ball field owner should be…read moreashamed of themselves and NCS should take more pride in their tournaments. When you host teams from different counties, states, and countries, please pick fields that show some pride in your organization. They have no restrooms - only disgusting portable ones that I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole. There's trash and weeds around the field and pathways - just a terrible place for families to try to enjoy a tournament that cost so much to put on.