We had such a fun time celebrating my sons 7th birthday here! The party room was spacious and…read moreperfect for our group. They did a great job accommodating all ages with both batting cages and tees. The staff was so nice and helpful throughout the party. They all had an absolute blast playing dodgeball, kickball, and doing the batting cages! Would definitely plan another party here!

First time at this location, came here specifically to use their hittrax cage, they only rent that…read morecage, no pitching machine in there but it was great to see my son hitting off the tee and live pitching off me so he can see the statistical data after every hit. The exit velocity, exit angle and distance is cool to see. It oz costly, but so is the equipment used to provide this service. The facility is really nice and clean, the pitching machines are great and everything there seems well taken care of. Did I mention that it is a temperature controlled indoor facility? They even have a party room. We'll be back for sure.

I thought this soccer complex robbed pretty well organized for the Labor Day tourney this weekend…read more Plenty of opportunities for refreshments and snacks. Their vendors took cash or card as payment. Recommendation would be to bring your own shad and breeze. It will get hot in the afternoon, and you will be out in thebopen. Trash bins are located evenly across the active fields, Large area, well tended grass... parking can get complicated. Recommendation 2: Get there early.

Great fields and a nice shaded pavilion with concessions available. Lots of easy access parking…read more However A LOT of ant piles because of the weeks of wet weather - really needed to be treated. Fields are clearly marked and bathrooms and port o pottties are very accessible. Nets are in pretty good condition.

Nice park with two pools, tennis court and volleyball court but costs $20 per person per day to use.read more

Brand new (opened early summer 2017) pool and recreation area -- total hidden gem in the Hollywood…read morePark area. Two play areas for kids -- one geared toward younger kids, one toward older -- a splash pad, pool (with kiddie and wading areas), volleyball court, basketball court, grilling areas, and more. Our kiddo loved the younger kid play area and splash pad. I liked that you could go and not even go into the pool area, but simply just hang out at the splash pad and still benefit from things like the restroom and snack bar (although it wasn't open yet the morning we went). Definitely plan to go back and explore it more fully on our next visit to the grandparents!

Dellview Swimming Pool is located in the corner of a neighborhood park. It's a little tucked away,…read morebut you'll be glad you found it. It is one of several public swimming pools run by San Antonio Parks and Rec. All outdoor public swimming pools run by the city are free to all, open six days a week throughout the summer swimming season, and follow very similar rules and protocol. This review will focus on Dellview Swimming Pool and what sets it apart from other city swimming pools. As with most city pools, you are required to sign in at the front desk with name, age group, and gender. These roles help the parks department obtain funding to continue operation of the pools, so it is very important to sign in. Dellview Pool is my favorite out of all the free city pools. We drive across town from the East Side to go there at least once a week. It's layout of just about the same as the one at South Side Lions Park including the diving board. The staff and lifeguards are friendly (even if the lifeguards exhibit typical teenage behavior a lot of the time) and experienced. My daughter was trapped between the diving board and the platform last summer after slipping, and the whole team rushed to help her, and we were able to rescue without injury. The pool has a modern pump system, changing rooms and a covered patio to wait out the hourly pH level breaks. This location also has a toddler splash pool which is nice if you have little ones. The water is always refreshing. It does get a little crowded here on weekends and holidays, especially if the diving board is open. The diving board is opened every half hour for a half hour. They split the time pretty evenly since it is so popular. The pool runs from 3ft to 11ft. Maybe it's just me, but this pool always seems a lot brighter and I need to wear sunglasses when I'm there. It's a nice place.

The pool was clean and well kept for a city facility. There is handicapped access. The pool itself…read moreonly has ladders to get in, so it could be a challenge for the elderly or those with mobility issues without the access chair. The lifeguards were very attentive. Some things to know if you're going for the first time: no goggles that cover your nose, no water guns, no big inflatables. Children can wear goggles that don't cover their nose and use life jackets/puddle jumpers if needed. At the top of the hour there is a mandatory pool break for 15 minutes. Great experience, but know they do stick to the rules so there is no trouble.

I've played in a few volleyball leagues since moving to San Antonio, and this is by far the best…read more The league I play in is indoor coed, but I think they host various types of play. My team is a mix of ex- volleyball players and some newbies, and generally, we're just looking to have fun, but of course we like to win too. What stands out about this league is that they have dedicated refs who actually know what they're talking about. It makes all the difference. There's nothing worse than having other players ref games, especially when they have no idea what they're doing. The games start on time, you are guaranteed two games a night, the gym we play in (Mission Concepcion Gym) is amazing and bustling with activity, and it's only around $40 per player.

My boyfriend & I went here a week ago! We enjoyed our…read moreselves. 13 tokens (16 swings per token) for $10!

Don't come here expecting anything fancy but the staff is extremely kind and it's a place you can…read moretruly kill an hour+ and not break the bank. Great deal on spending 10 dollars for 13 tokens which gives you a couple hundred balls to hit against. Honestly a great place to kill time and practice your hitting. I'm no Derek Jeter but I still have a really great time. Again, don't expect it to be luxury. You are getting what you pay for but that's almost the charm of this place. I've never had to wait on the weekends and I genuinely love coming here to escape life and take my mind off things. They have complimentary bats so you can come here literally whenever you want. You can also practice cricket here but for that you'll need your own bat. Overall, good experience to enjoy a few hours and get your mind off things. Love the staff and facilities here!!

We have been all over the state of Texas for swim meets. This is the worst of them all. The…read morefacility is built as a greenhouse and with 112 heat index in Texas you can imagine how miserable everyone is. Then to add insult to injury they will only allow clear bags and no chairs. No outside food and beverages of any kind. They make you pour out any beverage you bring and yes, even just ice! No other facility is ran this restrictive. I hope they never have another event here unless they change their policy.

Great parking!! The parking lot is huuuuuge. While I was waiting on my group, I walked 2 laps…read morearound that huuuuge parking lot. The parking lot is shared with yellow school buses, that took me way back to 2014 when I first got my Class B CDL. I started just like what they was doing, learning to parallel park and recite the air breaks. The new hires was all in the engine learning the air breaks, where the oil stick was or what ever they are required to learn now. Back then we didn't need to know that...thank heavens. Learning to recite and perform the air break test was the hardest obstacle for me, whew I'm sure glade that's over. I started with school buses and now I drive motor coaches.

This is an AMAZING facility with indoor and outdoor pools that are exceptionally clean and…read morerefreshing. Seniors like me can swim for free once we turn 65 and obtain a gold card. I love the consistently cool temperature in both pools. Now I am enjoying the 50 meter LC pool outside. If I have any complaint, it is only that the pool has been closing more frequently lately, due to summer camps and meets and such. We seniors need our regular swimming times and days to prolong our longevity!

WOW!!! Now that is how you build a swim center!! We came to NISD Natatorium for a swim meet from…read moreAustin. The best swim meet facility we have been to yet. None like that in Austin. Very impressive. We were swimming in their outside pool this weekend with 20+ lanes. You could see all perfectly from the stands and a nice cool breeze blows over the trees while you watch. Plenty of room to spread out. The meet ran a little longer than anticipated, so I would recommend the meet organizer allows more time in their schedule or reduce the number of 10 minute breaks between events. Otherwise, everything else was great. I look forward to my kids swimming there again. Definitely worth the drive to San Antonio for a swim meet.