Beautiful, up-kept, spacious park. So much room for dogs to run, kids to play, people to get…read moreexercise. There are tennis courts, basketball hoops, playground, benches to sit on, tables to eat at and water faucets. There are also doggie bag stations so there should be no reason for owners to not pick up after their animals.

This is a charming, and fairly large, park nestled next to the Brookside community of Stockton…read moreCalifornia. I'm told this is a nice area... As nice as it can get in the Stockton area. I am an out of Towner so I don't know anything about that. Very large grass fields for sports with well-maintained grass. Large perimeter walkway and private parking lot. The bathroom is locked, which I don't understand. Nice planned community with nice houses surrounding the park. Small kids play structure with aging equipment with the dreaded wood chip filler ground covering. The reason I'm taking away two stars

Stribley Community Center....it's been here for years....open to the public. Go shoot some hoops…read morefor like a buck...there's a weight room, an aerobics room, 2 gyms, one for basketball and another for tumbling. An art room. You can hold an event there or just hang out and do some cool kid or senior activities....it's one of the things Stockton does well....community centers. This one is located just north of the San Joaquin County Health Center and boasts a community garden. Parents, see Tina for some great programs when your kids are on a break from school; it's a safe place, a fun place an eastside Stockton staple!

Very clean and well maintained. The staff is extremely helpful and very nice! Excited to hold an…read moreevent here!

Came here for a graduation and it wasn't bad but the parking situation and traffic control sucked …read more Going into the venue was the easy part .

I was shocked to see Spanos Center receive 2 stars, by two different reviewers, until I noticed it…read morewas by bay area people who wouldn't approve of ANYTHING Stockton, no matter the case. First Review was a two based on the fact that Beer was not served at the Arena, i don't know of many college venues that do serve beer. his second objection was to the quality of the food at the concession stand. Had he checked he would have found that the dogs and polish are the same as served at most bay area sports venues, and not at 5 or 6 bucks like most bay area venues. Second reviewer problem was with a the size of the arena, and b, the price of food at the concessions. On the first point, look at the cracker jack boxes some of the bay area college teams play in. On the second point, if you want a Costco hot dog, go to Costco. If you go to a sports event, expect to pay sports arena prices, which Spanos compares pretty well on. The facility is a first class place to enjoy a game at, with excellent sight lines, easy access, and reasonable parking for proximity to the center. Add the fact that most events are free to kids under twelve with an adult and it makes it a pretty sweet deal.

Nice park for a bbq get together but you gotta get there early to get the one area picnic area. The…read moretennis courts are nice but used for other sport activities which is annoying when you want to use it. The bathrooms can be cleaner but it's a park.

A friend just introduced me to this park and prior to that I can only think of of a handful of…read moreStockton parks that I would be interested in spending time at. This place is a hidden gem! There is a cute playground area, lush places to picnic with plenty of shade, it's dog friendly and you can take a long walk back behind the park on the levee that has some great scenery. The walk is quite close to neighboring houses and people don't seem to remember to pick up their dogs feces but overall this is a great little park and I would really recommend it for families wanting to get out and spend some time together to relax and/or play.

The restrooms are not wheelchair accessible.The stall is small and there aren't any handicap bars…read moreto hold on to..The Park is beautiful otherwise and the kids had fun.

Hello, we played your course yesterday 3/23/25 and I have tell you it was an absolute disaster!…read moreWhen we first arrived there were no power carts available for us making our tee time late while we sat and waiting for one to come off the 18th green. While waiting we decided to hit range balls. Could we, NOPE. Range closes at noon on Sundays. JOKE. We finally got a cart and tee'd off. The play was painstakingly slow and we made it 7 holes before our cart died and we had to call and have another brought out. This took nearly 30 minutes to accomplish. We talked to the young kids running the place this day and I told them that they need to talk to their management and get this place in order. Their response, we don't have any management. Clearly obvious from what occurred! We played out the front side and left as the pace was so slow and there was no marshal to help push groups. The group in front of us were playing and hitting like 3 balls off every tee. Ever since you all upped your prices to a ridiculous amount this place has gone downhill. I now know why. We will NOT be coming back out here again and I am sharing this experience and encouraging others to place elsewhere all over social media. I hate to see a course close (city) or not get play but this place clearly needs attention and it is not getting it!

Victory Park is one of the nicer parks in Stockton, I usually come here when I want to take my dog…read morefor a walk and I'm in the area. The park has plenty of open green space, mature trees, and shaded pathways that make it a pretty easy walk even on warmer summer days like today. It has a really chill vibe and there is usually a good mix of people and families hanging out in and enjoying the space. There's a lot of community in this area and it definitely shows at the park. It's been a while since we've visited, and this is my first time here since they reopened the pool last year. It was incredibly busy in that area of the park so we made sure to wander over toward the rose garden where it was much quieter. The roses are in bloom and I took a cute photo of my dog in front of them this afternoon. Even though there were a lot of people at the pool area, the rest of the park had plenty of open space. It can definitely get crowded on the weekends or when there are big events, but typically you can find parking on the street all around the park or in the adjacent neighborhood. Just a few steps away. I did also notice the new self-cleaning restrooms that they installed at the park as we were walking by. You can see the digital displays from the sidewalk, but I did not need to use the restroom so I didn't check them out for myself. It's a very interesting concept however and I applaud the city for doing their part to try to create clean, safe spaces for the community.

Victory Park is the premiere park in Stockton. It has a cool vibe as it now has a community…read moreswimming pool! Tennis or pickleball...yes sir! Basketball with enclosure so you don't have to chase down every stray missed shot, thank you. A nice walkway to run or walk for better health and get your vitamin D from the California Sun...check! Baseball field to sharpen your skills or just get some exercise, or to coach up your little league team...check again. In short, this park has everything including the music in the park series. And if that's not enough don't miss the Haggin Museum which has some nice pieces in there including the stunning painting of Yosemite Valley. I'll be visiting this park frequently over the summer!

A fantastic park that has turned into a pickle ball mecca for many 50+ somethings. I went to play…read moreon a Saturday morning and it was no bueno. So many games going on and it looks like a round robin type of engagement. Well that's a good thing since its a great way to keep those hospitals in business! Just kidding! It is excellent exercise for pretty much 40 bucks to get a starter set of balls and paddles. Also, they have a baseball field (3), basketball courts, and a horse shoe pit which I love but always forget to bring my 'shoes. This is a great safe neighborhood and a fantastic park that makes Stockton feel kinda normal.

It was nice seeing people enjoying Easter at this park. There's tennis & basketball courts…read more There's fishing at the levee and baseball fields. Plenty of room to not be crowded up and near others. I enjoy this park.

This is my home park and sadly I don't make a lot of use of the amenities. It's in a very busy part…read moreof Stockton as it is bordered by Pacific Ave and an S Mart grocery store. You're gonna see some characters on occasion and there will be shady folks walking through which makes me pause when I'm shooting hoops. Still, it is a nice park that could be great if they added more tables, benches, and maybe some featured activity area. The kids playground is in good shape but too many folks are taking respite near the grocery store wall and they don't seem to be homeowners. I love this neighborhood but it does reflect the best of us and many of those in less fortunate circumstances. They deserve to feel safe too, but our homeless problem needs to be addressed for the community and commerce of Stockton to thrive.

This is a very small park. It's right off the Miracle Mile in Stockton…read more I do come here once in a while just to unwind . The park has a basketball court and a playground. There is some shade here but the playground is a bit exposed to the sun. I never knew the name of this park until recently. I always referred this park as *Lucky Park* that's what I always knew it by. The park is rarely packed and has S-mart foods right next to it. I would take my kids here more but unfortunately they don't care for it that much. We'll only come if it's a little darker and the sun isn't beating down on us. But when we do come, we always have a blast ...Vincent D *VD* Life is Beautiful

I've been a member of this location for a few years and this is the best location in Stockton for a…read morefew reasons. When I joined they had a lot of different classes I took & I got hooked on PICKLEBALL!! Yes, the most popular upcoming sport. I've worked my way up to a semi competitive level thanks to instructors John & Korinne! And, I'm pretty much the only Black woman competing here regularly. Everyone has been exceptional, and I feel the love! I'm an athlete & competitor! What I don't like is owners don't listen to advisement on demand & switched up class schedules. They also took away some of our pickleball jamborees so it's hard to compete anymore fighting for ONLY 24 spots a week. It's about 60 players rotating in classes a week, that want to compete, but can't get in. We are not happy!!! Indoor/outdoor pickleball courts. Pool/BBQ area is beautiful lol.. u can literally have a function here on the low. Racketball/volleyball/indoor private practice areas The staff is nice & welcoming every time u enter. This facility is way bigger than other locations, with multiple floors/areas. I'm happy I found my hobby & I'm hoping the owners get it together on the pickleball DEMAND. We are PAYING ELEVATED MEMBERSHIP, give us what we want!

Pros:   *Helpful, understanding, and kind staff…read more*Decent machine variety *Great selection of amenities  *Good gym community  Cons: *Heavily declining quality in all aspects of the gym Declining quality is something this gym has been suffering from. The machines in this gym have been getting replaced with Matrix machines that are dirty, lack build quality, and have one of the worst resistance profiles for the muscles that they're supposed to target. One of the best qualities of this gym was its selection of machines from reputable brands such as Nautilus, Hammer Strength, etc. This changed in 2023 when half the machines were replaced with Matrix, and it continues to worsen. The upkeep of gym amenities and machine equipment has also been declining. I have been going to this gym for 5 years, and it's very disheartening to see the gym on a heavy decline. This gym can be enough for a casual gym goer; however, the cons of this gym seem to rise the more time passes by.

When my niece & nephew played baseball, the league would hold the championship games here. There…read moreare a few baseball diamonds, one had a ton of shade (thanks to all the trees) & the other side...well your skin may bubble a bit in the summer. Nice playground & hey there's even a spot set up for horseshoes.

I like the play ground equipment. My 2 yr old can do a lot of the stuff independently. No swings…read morewhich is a bummer. Lots of shade. Lots of grassy/hilly area. My kid likes to chase the squirrels lol. The equipment is nicer/newer plastic. Not worried about splinters like other parks. Ide like to see it get cleaned up though. Not totally comfortable going alone. Downside is the adults that got there to smoke pot during the day. Can smell it if ur upwind. Also see some homeless hanging out around the horseshoe game area. Looks like they sleep there. I let my kid wonder over once and we saw a used blanket, condoms, bonfire left over, bottles. They got some soft ball fields next door too, but they keep the gate locked so u gotta go around.