Good facility everything's good not hot has a good lobby. Bleachers and benches really cozy…read more A bathroom which is always clean considering there are grubby little kids running around. The only complaint is that there are three courts and the referees whistle is hard to hear because there are 3 courts and at least 2 games going on at one time. The could install Soundproof curtains but other than that a great facility!

The facility itself is nice. Clean bathrooms, cute snack bar, and nice (small) lobby area. There…read moreare bleachers for 2 courts but one court only has folding chairs and whenever we played on that court there were never enough seats for spectators. Game time can be chaotic with balls entering the courts but that would be an easy fix if they'd utilize the dividing nets they have set up. My disappointment is with the league. The refs are ok. Like any league there's good ones and ones who could maybe use some more training. At the start of the season, the teams were pretty well matched. They do roster checks at the beginning of the season but we were told from then on it's the opposing coaches job to do the roster check for whoever they are playing. As a result we played multiple teams throughout the season who suddenly gained older players right around playoffs. Some of the boys even joked with some players asking how old they were and they confirmed they were on one of the older teams. It was obvious to everyone else that there were kids playing down but when we asked we were told that they already did a pre-season roster check and it was the coaches responsibility to do follow up checks. I would think that was part of what we are paying for the league to handle? The boys had a great season either way but it always leaves a bitter taste to watch teams do shady stuff and go unchecked. I would recommend they look at doing more roster checks themselves throughout the season, especially for playoffs. In response to the business: Thank you for taking the time to respond. I appreciate your perspective, though my experience has been different. I have multiple children who have participated in a variety of sports leagues over the years, and many of those leagues conduct their own roster verification checks throughout the season, particularly as playoffs approach. While it would be ideal if everyone consistently acted with integrity, the reality is that safeguards are often necessary to ensure fair competition. For that reason, I believe roster verification should be a league responsibility rather than something left solely to coaches and teams. Over the past few weeks, I personally heard concerns about roster compliance being raised by parents from multiple teams to league staff. Given the number of concerns being expressed, I was surprised that no additional review appeared to take place. Despite these issues, the kids still had a great season, and I want to emphasize that my concerns are not directed at the players or their families. My concern is with the small number of coaches who may be willing to bend the rules to gain a competitive advantage. Consistent roster checks help protect the integrity of the league and send a clear message that all teams will be held to the same standards.

*FOR THE PICKLEBALL COURTS ONLY*…read more This review is only for my experience as a spectator for a pickleball tournament. I saw the other reviews about difficult parking for the OTHER sports and I would agree, as I had to pass by that parking lot in order to get to the pickleball courts. It was packed. But if you're just there for a pickleball tournament it's not bad at all (I don't know what it's like when there is no tournament) I parked at the dirt lot directly across the courts. $8 day pass, just scan QR code of one of the signs they have on the walk to the courts. No issues getting in or out as it's further away from the other sports. There are SO MANY PICKLEBALL COURTS. There are also concession stands that sells food and drinks I think a Powerade was $4. It was well staffed and everyone was friendly and helpful. Not pictured, but there are also some courts with bleachers, and another colosseum style pickleball court. The food court/walkway in the main area is cool, but not a lot of food to choose from. There were other tournaments going on, so some food items were wiped out. There is a restaurant called Bristol's, a pizza/ice cream/soda shop, and Wetzel's Pretzels. Bristol's has a sit down area, and a walk up and order patio area, and a mini "convenience store." There is a microwave and coffee, tea, soda, and fridges with quick bites. I am curious as to what these pickleball courts are usually used for regularly (open play?) ! I had fun supporting my friends all day. Clean bathroom, amenities, and an amazing infrastructure.

Came here for a basketball tournament. First off it was…read moreover $50 per person for 2 days which I understand is partly the hosts fault but with that cost you have some expectations for the facility. Parking is an additional $5-$8. Yes, they enforce it and yes you will get a ticket, and yes it can go to collections. Bathrooms are ok on cleanliness but they don't provide seat covers. The facility is hosting 1000s of people so that is pretty insane that they can't provide them. Our son's Sunday game was supposed to start at 8 and the lights did not fully go on till almost 8:10 delaying the start of the game which just ripples through the rest of the schedule. They also delayed letting parents into the facility which just caused a swarm of parents elbowing and pushing their way through when the doors opened. I am a small person and was being pushed in every direction trying to get in. I think The AAG has great potential but was disappointed in my experience here.

This facility, tennis courts, basketball area and racket ball courts are private. They are for…read moreresidents of La Glorieta and their guests.

There is a nice tennis court, racquetball court and a basketball court with a brand new nice hoop…read more You can play here any time of the day. Racquetball is fun and offers air conditioning inside during the summer.

The views at this park are amazing! We love seeing the Superstitions Mountains in the background…read more The silhouette of the cactus against the Arizona sunset is stunning. There are bathrooms onsite with toliet paper and the sink works here. There is a Circle K, McDonald's, a Bashas store, and other restaurants within a few-mile radius.

The Apache Junction Parks and Recreation host many events out here during the year, so be on the…read morelookout for events on their website or social media pages. Outside of events, this is still a great park for all ages. I personally enjoy picnics here on a nice spring or fall afternoon. This year (2024) was the perfect day for the Easter Egg Hunt event!

My sons tee ball drain we at this park and we loved it! It's also clean and there are plenty of…read moretrash can bins all around the park. Of course our kids loved the 'snack shack' after games every week as well! I hope we do tee ball at this park again

Park conveniently located on Southern ave a few blocks west of Val Vista. It's above average sized…read morewith a baseball field, volleyball, dog park and ramadas for groups. I was disappointed there are no exercise machines/stations which is common at LA parks. A Ramada reservation glass had an old reservation notice that should have been removed. Another one was broken. While 2 maintenance staff were just standing around chit chatting, I pointed out to one a water fountain was inoperative(important since this is the hottest large metro in US with alot of seniors). The guy acted like I was bothering him and didn't seem to care. The Park is rundown and needs new grass.

I haven't played here in a couple of months but last time I was there the wall on the backside was…read moredang near falling down and the bathrooms weren't crazy clean but other than that the court has good traction and the bleachers are nice and cozy. The refs and scorekeepers are always good and there is a gym upstairs with a bunch of equipment!

I went to watch a couple of my nieces basketball games here. Overall, the facility isn't great. The…read morebase boards are lifting, the floors & walls are dirty, no air flow and the bathroom smells like sewer. For a facility that is suppose to be solely for basketball games the courts are filled with dirt and doesn't looked like it's been cleaned or waxed for years. They should keep up with the bathrooms since there is only one that is for a ton of people. It was also very crowded and not enough seating to host games. Overall, the facility is dirty and needs to be updated.

This is a great little neighborhood park. It was really…read moreclean. They had trash and recycling bins. They had swings, a slide, a monkey bar type structure and shade for the kids. Benches for the parents. Don't bring glass containers!

Dwight Park is a small neighborhood park and very nice. It has always been clean every time we have…read morebeen there. The play equipment is in great shape as well. Our granddaughter really likes it so we do too

Another cool and overcast day. Yeh! I forgot this park has an outdoor exercise area. It has five…read moredifferent exercises that are diagrammed for the athlete. This is a very popular spot for pickle ball. I believe it is first come, first served. Once the summer begins it will be way too hot outside to use the courts. Too bad there is no covering. Parking lot available.

Beautiful, clean park with walking trails, exercise facilities, outdoor restrooms, picnic area and…read moremore. Plenty of parking (dirt lot) and no entrance fees.

My daughter loves playing volleyball with this organization! The new Blitz facility is great too…read more As a parent, I appreciate this level of organization that is between recreation and club level.

This was an affordable thing for my family with four kids, and all of a sudden midseason they…read morestarted charging us to watch our kids play. This is despicable business practice..