I recently started bringing my 2 kids (ages 9,10) here as they are still learning and wanting to…read moretake up after their dad skating. They had been asking me for a while and I was always hesitant since I would only see teens and older kids here months prior. Recently I had seen alot of youngsters (ages 6 and up) and I decided to allow my kids to join. Besides the older kids making comments like "move kid" and "watch out!", my kids were able to experience what it's like to be in a skate park. They now understand the concept of 'once your out the bowl, move so the next person can have their turn' or 'don't just stand around'. Lol My kids would fall alot the first day and less on the second day. It was nice to see that the other kids would stop and hand them their board if it rolled away, or ask if they were ok. My son did get stuck in one of the deep bowls, but some Guy helped him out. I felt over all safe my kids being in there even though as a mom you never feel safe when their in danger of falling and braking a bone. After 3 days of taking my kids, I noticed some of the older kids that they've seen previous days acknowledge my kids with a "sup" and head nod. Its nice to see respectful older kids willing to accept and help out young newbies. The skateboarders seem to have the rules set, as in- they make lines and take turns. Since the place is usually very packed. Yesterday, I did however, not like that a child kept picking on my son. This child said "hey, you can't be playing in the bowl" as he sat in the middle of the bowl with his friend on a rail holding their scooters. As my son and others were riding around them. My son said he replied with "hey I'm only doing the same thing your doing." After a while a group of same age kids came in the bowl trying to take it over. But they only sat in the middle of the bowl blocking any traffic from using this bowl at all. Eventually, the skaters asked them to move and they did. One other thing I do not like is that there is usually a group of kids sitting at a bench inside the skate area (right on the main entrance to the left). I've gotten whistling from them and pick up comments too. Very disrespectful and rude. As the wind blows, I suddenly get the smell of weed at times. I wish that a park employee or even security would pass by and keep order, just to keep it a drug free zone, as the rules do state this on the gate. Over all, I do recommend this skate park, the layout is very nice. Although I don't skate my self, I do see lots of people having lots of options on tricks they can do.

Good parking, pretty empty play area and skate park early Sunday morning. The skate park has water…read morein the "street area" and the big bowl two weeks in a row. The small bowl didn't have water in it today. Upon closer inspection of the other bowl, there was also a dead animal. The ducks and geese don't appear to be afraid of humans, don't move, and it's probably due to the people feeding them. But they're nice to see from afar

2023 basketball season: they're really cutting the kids short! Can't get gym time for practices &…read morehave cancelled/postponed 2 games already. The season JUST started January 2023. The kid(s) wants to play yo!

Located off Moneta Ave in Carson. I was asked from my friend if I could sub for him for his…read moresoftball team since he was out of town. So I did. The parking is not big for this complex where the field is at maybe there is more around the other surrounding areas of this complex. The fields were average here the dugout kinda smelt as well. The facility area though was nice and the playground too. Overall an ok complex outside wise I did not go inside the buildings. So this review was mainly the softball field.

Pretty cool park. There's many things to do here. Wether you like soccer, baseball or basketball…read moreyou can do these activities here. They have indoor and outdoor basketball courts and friendly staff. This park is also known as Will Hall Park. It has a skate park as well. It has gone through a major overhaul especially because of the neighboring new waterfront park. You can also run here if you like. Theres lots of people here on the weekends. They also have a small hall you can rent for parties. They have a parking lot in the park or there's street parking. Check it out.

Great place to play pickleball! Been playing here for about 4 years. Not sure why it's taken me so…read morelong to submit a review. Very nice family owned business. Ken and Courtney, the owners, are amazing. You can take lessons from their daughter, Kenadi, who is a pickleball pro and a fantastic coach. There are Lots of courts to choose from so I have rarely had any issues getting a court. Reasonable prices. Have always had a great experience. Only downside is that during peak times, parking can be a problem.

Started off playing tennis here, then moved on to pickleball, and now I'm back to playing tennis…read more I signed up for the advance group session and it was pretty fun. The designated pickleball courts are really nice. I always feel like it was a treat every time my friends were able to reserve those courts. The tennis courts with the pickleball lines can be confusing the first time you hit on it. The tennis lines are white and the pickleball lines are black. You get used to it after a bit. But the lights here are horrible. You don't even have to hit the ball too high and the ball will get lost in the lights. And the parking here is also horrible. If you get here around 5:30-6PM, (especially if it's soccer season) good luck finding parking. People just make their own parking spots along the red zone (I'm also guilty of this). But with all that said, I'll definitely join a group session again. Especially since it's summer right now and the sun is staying out longer. I just got a new racket and I feel like I need to hit more than once a week to get my money's worth. Lol So I'll see you soon South Bay Tennis!

LA Galaxy gals representing as a brand new sponsor for LB midnight movies on the beach!…read more Very friendly staff and we talked about the season & down times. The ladies were very informative. I signed up for their schedule & got a soccer ball for my pet!

I've spent enough time here to separate a bad day from a broken system and unfortunately I think…read moreit's the latter. The facility has potential. There are plenty of fields and having indoor space is valuable. That's about where my praise ends. The biggest problem is the coaching. Youth soccer should be about development. Teaching fundamentals, correcting mistakes, building confidence and making sure every child gets meaningful instruction. Instead, the quality depends almost entirely on which coach your child gets. Some are engaged. Others seem distracted, chatting with each other while the session runs itself. Too many practices turn into kids standing around or playing small scrimmages with very little coaching, correction or individual feedback. Parents aren't paying to rent field space. They're paying for instruction. The environment doesn't help. Parking is consistently frustrating, the building gets uncomfortably hot and the indoor fields often have that stale turf smell that hits you the moment you walk in. The front desk also sets the wrong tone. Most visits start with staff sitting behind the counter without so much as a greeting or acknowledgment. For a place built around families and young kids, that's disappointing. One thing that continues to surprise me is how little attention is paid to what's happening around the active classes. I've regularly seen parents, older siblings and other family members juggling balls and kicking them around right next to training sessions. It's distracting for the kids who are actually there to learn and no one seems interested in managing it. What frustrates me most is that this carries the LA Galaxy name. You expect a higher standard of coaching, organization and professionalism. Instead, it feels inconsistent from top to bottom. If you happen to get one of the good coaches, you'll probably have a positive experience. If you don't, you've simply lost weeks or months of development. For a program representing one of the biggest soccer brands in America, "hopefully you get a good coach" shouldn't be the business model.

Genuinely fantastic people who care about the sport , quality service, a passion for the sport that…read moreyou can feel. I was personally helped by Brian , who assisted me in getting a new goalie mask, and explained the benefits of the cat eye cage and much more , as well as ensuring a good fit. He even went out of his way to place the dangler onto the mask for safety. I've had no issues with the mask, and have made this rink my primary practice rink because of the quality service I received. Massive shoutout to Brian, and to the owner who I skate with for Puckhead!

Hidden gem for sure. My family had a good time here during public open skate. Maybe there should be…read morea sign saying when the snack bar is open (last I heard it's closed on Mondays), since so many ppl seem to be upset about it. But it was open when we went last couple of times and people seemed tk be happy with the food. We only used the vending machines and got Thrifty scoops so they were obviously tasty to us. Anyhow, wide variety of skaters during public skate and there's space for everyone. Looking fwd to coming back!

The 15th Annual Uptown Jazz Festival on Sat., Aug. 1st was so much fun. This was our 2nd year…read moreattending., The park was clean and well patrolled by the Sheriff Dept. and park staff. It was a safe place. The people attending were friendly and hospitable. It was like one big family. We brought our own food and drinks so I did not try any of the vendors this year. All four bands were excellent and the dancing was so much fun even in the heat. My favorite was Biscuits and Gravy Live.?If you've never been, you definitely want to attend next year. It is a family, friendly fun time for all with activities for the kids as well.

I'd give it 0 if I could . How do you not have public restrooms. They only have restrooms at the…read morecommunity center which is only open mon- Friday for a few hours . It's hard to bring my kid here when I need to leave right away because I can't have him just pee on a tree .

1. parking was difficult and sparse 2. No public restrooms…read more3. The field is uneven and not cut. Dangerous holes and uneven ground. 4. No lights when we rented the field for soccer. 5. The area did not feel safe. Rather not play here again for soccer or any event. The host team was not friendly nor was the city worker. Be aware if you're coming here for soccer. There are no restrooms nearby either. There are plentiful homeless camping in RV's smoking their marijuana on the on the south side of the stands (13th street)

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