This is a great neighborhood park with a lot to offer. The grounds are spacious and nicely…read moremaintained. There are indoor/outdoor basketball courts, an outdoor sand volleyball court, and a large outdoor playground area for kids. On any given day you'll see people out playing soccer, softball, cricket, rugby---I think there's even a badminton league that plays here in the indoor gym. There is also a dog park on the far end if you have a pup that needs some social time outside! This rec center is a really nice community resource and it's good to see it being used to its full potential. If there were tennis courts here it would be perfect!

After recent renovations Doyle park is looking a lot nicer…read more The kids new playground is huge, so many different play structures, swings, lots of grassy areas, also sand pits. There is also a tandem swing, which is rear to find in San Diego. Overall great park, plenty of different seating area with picnic tables, lots of shade. If you walk around to another side by the dog park there is another small play structure, its very quite and not crowed there. My kids enjoy coming here and so do i.

What a wonderful place on campus to have your fitness needs addressed. The UCSD Triton students,…read morefaculty, and staff have a great facility here. It is currently undergoing a major construction upgrade, and the construction announcements look very promising. I saw many people playing basketball, racquetball, and working out in this gym. The facilities look clean and they have updated equipment. I also know that they have lockers for the patrons here. Lockers are a bit challenging to score, so you may need to wait awhile.

This is for the Canyonview Pool. As an alumni, I've swam in this pool more times than I can…read moreremember it was always a magical gem of the campus. Every time I'm in SD, I always swing by for a memory and dip. This last time was atrocious. The place is FILTHY. The lobby upon entry is not welcoming; the entry desk is full of dust and card readers are broken, etc. The pool itself has more chlorine than I ever remember and was the cloudiest I've ever seen it. The lounge chairs are either missing cushions or have ripped covers. The old skool clock (that comes in handy) has been missing the last two times I was there....but the locker rooms. OMG. The tiled showers are SLIMY, there are hair balls and soap scum in every drain. It's not only a walking hazard but just disgusting. I filled my water bottle at the fountain and the next day it had black dots growing on the sides. This place is infested with bacteria and mold. Aquatic recreation facilities require daily deep sanitizing and cleaning and this facility is not being maintained or managed properly. As a campus that invest millions in educational skyscrapers, the funding seems available for maintaining facilities properly. I hope they can get it together. Not only will I miss visiting this facility but future and past students deserve better.

Found the Mediterranean cooking class on the SDrec website and decided to take it, my husband and I…read morehad a wonderful time with Chef Zak! He was an excellent teacher and also a great person to talk and learn from! We cooked tobuleh, pita with fresh hummus and meat, tzatziki sauce, and kofta Aside from the kitchen being a little old, it's all about the delicious food you are able make!

I only visited some family but this is one of the cleanest best rec centers I been to. Literally…read moreno complaints.

I enjoyed Electric Waste Band summer concert a few weeks back…read more Clean, friendly and holds LOTS of people

Nice park with young children's play areas, pickle ball, basketball ball, free books and bathroom…read morefacilities. The staff is friendly and helpful and there is a hiking path at the back of the center

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.

I was at the library and really thirsty so they told me there was a vending machine at the rec…read morecenter and I got there at 3:50 and they were completely shut down even though it says they close at four. At least stay until your hours of operation are done.

Cuvier Park starts from Cuvier St and Coast Bl in La Jolla, it's between La Jolla Cove and Coast…read moreWalk Trail. Street parking only is a pain in the tush. The best features about this park is the green grassy lawn on the bluff cliff side with some bench seating that lets you sit and just enjoy the spectacular ocean views, feel the ocean breeze, as if you're watching a movie because it's so picturesque. My pup and I enjoy this little park and have met with other locals who frequent and walk their pooches. On weekends, this area gets crowded. People use this park to have gatherings, picnics and lately professional photo spots. I've seen commercially created staged floral arrangements with a photographer ready to Take your pics for a fee...I've seen these people set their staging on the bluff and on the beach, and it's tacky, it takes away from the natural wonder of the coast and beach view. These stage photo obstructions are attractive nuisances for kids and dogs. I've seen kids and dogs running around these things, and one day, there will be an injury and a lawsuit. The city really need to regulate these commercial profiteers enforce and ticket them. Love this park, but these tacky set ups have got to go! When your ocean views aren't obscured by distractions Cuvier Park is wondrous and worth a visit. Recommend

Picture a perfect 75 degree sunny day with a light sea breeze and the taste the salt in the air…read more You can hear the barking of nearby Sea Lions and a fleet of brown pelicans glides overhead. The waves crash against the cliffs and you can see all shades of turquoise shimmering in the Pacific. Kids and their parents are giggling and having fun inspecting the tide pools below. Then you notice a glowing bride stepping out of a limousine on her way to be married at the Wedding Bowl. You close your eyes, and you revel in the warmth of the sunlight gently beaming on your face. For a moment, you're not sure if you're dreaming because it is just so beautiful. Then you slowly open your eyes and exhale because it's real! You check your watch and realize that you only have 15 minutes to get to your interview in town. Nearly 10 years later, you've been with your employer for nearly a decade, and Cuvier Park is only minutes away. This beautiful location has become the place that brings you (and your dog) tremendous peace and joy. This petite park is south of some of the more popular areas so it tends not to be as crowded as the children's pool and the cove. (There is a good amount of parking, but keep in mind that it can get crowded on weekends.) From locals exercising to tourists taking photos and smiling to bougie picnic setups on the grass to sniffalot pups enjoying themselves... there's room for all to peacefully enjoy the incredible view at beautiful Cuvier Park.

Well I've never been the first to review any place or event, but I searched high and low and could…read morenot find this awesome race listed so here I go. The Moon God 5k is a night race at UCSD. All the proceeds help support UCSD Outback Adventures leadership programs. It was $15 for UCSD students and $22 for everyone else this year. That's pretty cheap for a 5k. Granted you don't get a medal, but the thrill of running at night at UCSD? Awesome feeling. Not going to lie. I've been at UCSD for longer than I'd like to admit and there were definitely some places that I did not recognize while running. It just makes me realize again that UCSD is humongous. The race takes you through some unique UCSD features (snake path, the stone bear in Warren, falling houses, Sun God, etc). It was a great feeling just running under the Sun God. It gave me that extra boost that I needed to finish the race. They give you glow sticks to wear, which was a nice touch. Although it was at night, the paths were pretty straight forward. They had chalked out the course on the ground and there were a lot of volunteers to help direct the race. It was fun and I'd definitely do it again. There's just something about running a race at night. Gun time: 25:35 Pace: 8:14 min/mile WOOT!

I took my staffy here thinking the dog park was towards the front. I had never been to this…read morelocation since im not from the area. I couldn't find much information online and my maps took me to the parking lot. I was surprised to see there was a children's playground and baseball fields all over. I had to go ALL the way to the VERY BACK of the park. The dog park was ok. There were some toys, and water bowls for dogs. Even a hose. And some dingy seating . Very dusty and no greenery. Not bad but not the best & I don't think I'll be going again.

A bit tricky to find if you put into google maps. It leads you to the front with lots of signs that…read moresay dogs must be on leash. If you come this way, you need to walk around the baseball field and you will see it all the way in the back. Pros: -there is a small and big dog area Cons: -little shade -lots of dog poop left on the ground -relatively small Other: -there is closer parking in the back next to the dog park -mostly dirt

There's a large parking lot with always available parking…read moreThere are two dog parks here Both of them are just dirt lots Lots of prickly plants so check your dogs for stickers when you leave There's a water fountain available for you and the dogs Two benches available Very dirty with lots of dog hair and trash . Definitely better parks in San Diego county

Haven't been to this dog park in a few years. Thought I'd walk by and check it out…read more It's mostly the same. They've added a few large dog bridges for play. The grass is completely gone. Taken over by dirt and recently cut weeds. The trees are larger and provide more shade which is nice. I would not take my dog here anymore as I prefer the grass. Perhaps they will close it for grass re-seeding and growth.