04/11/2026 I had never been to this ballpark before. It…read morereally sets the standard for me. It has large fields with fun backdrops, an indoor restaurant with seats by the window so you can enjoy the game with air conditioning on those hot AZ days, and indoor bathrooms! They also serve beer, including a couple of craft beers on draft. That was exciting to me because I've never been able to drink a beer while watching a girls' softball tournament. I got a hazy IPA from Four Peaks, along with chicken tenders and fries. The chicken was good. Fries were lightly battered, which is not my preference, but they were still pretty good. Finished my food inside, but went back out to the stadium seats because you can't hear the game from inside, so it wasn't as exciting to watch. Notes: -For any tournaments hosted by outside organizations (not the town of Gilbert), there is a $5 fee at the gate for non-Gilbert residents age 16 and over. They do ask to see ID. -Online it says no food or drink allowed, except for water.

Entrance is free for Gilbert Residents. The stadium seats are nice so we didnt need to bring our…read moreown chairs. There is shade, a playground for kids, and a Sports bar (2 total) with hamburgers, hotdogs, pretzels, nachos, and pizza. There was plenty of parking as well. One of my favorite places to go watch baseball and softball games. Note: The place could use some maintenance as the backdrops for some of the fields have faded and the scoreboards didny work. However, it is still a nice place overall!

Beautiful park. Very clean and captivating. The pond was filled with ducks when I was there, which…read morewas nice to see. The playgrounds are a nice size and the kids I was with enjoyed themselves. It was my first time there, but I'm sure I'll be back again to enjoy the path and scenery.

Great park, sad because there slides are closed right now. The train, wave rider and merry go round…read moreare awesome!

Being a professional hitter there is not a lot of people I go to but Bobby is by one of the best…read morenot only in Az but the country! I can always get my swing right and be ready to go after working with him. Whether I needs reps or throwing and ground balls. A must go to if you have not had a session with him yet!

Bob's been coaching my 9 year old for the past several months and during that time the growth in…read morehis game has been significant. Many kids struggle with staying in the box because they don't trust their skills. Bob's commitment to fundamentals has given my son the confidence to lock in there and compete. The lessons are structured in a manner where the kids go through a progression of drills that focus on coordination, balance and contact, but it's not all work. Bob makes it fun too and that's the reason my son looks forward to his lessons every week. Most importantly as parent I can tell you there hasn't been one time where Bob's attention was diverted from my child during his lesson or he didn't coach with patience and understanding. There are plenty of baseball instructors out there. Many can make your kid a better player, but few will make your kid a better person. Bob is that coach and I recommend him wholeheartedly.

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.

It finally dawned on me... My youngest son's baseball tournaments have been scheduled at a new…read morevariety of fields and complexes all over the valley. So, just like I reviewed all the Spring Training stadiums, I've slowly been adding all the amateur fields to the Yelp! archives too. The Red Mountain Softball (and baseball too) Complex is on the other side of the world from where I live. But just like Gene Autry which is nearby, I actually enjoy making the drive to visit these fields. I don't know how old it is, but the facilities and the park are very well maintained. There are smaller softball fields and larger baseball fields (with their turf infields) so this complex has something to offer everyone. Plus it's easily accessed off the 202 Loop. Oh, and the surrounding area is pretty nice. If you're familiar with the area, you'll understand where the name "Red Mountain" comes from. There is plenty of parking which is well dispersed and there are trees. Sounds weird, but not all trees in parking lots cast shade on the parking spaces. You can find a shady spot almost anywhere in this lot. I recall visiting these fields once before, a few years back. Now my son plays on the big fields. While I can't recall using the restrooms, I know the snack bar had some decent food and it was reasonable. All in all, these fields are as nice as Pioneer in the west valley, and similar to Gene Autry, just larger. And the sunset (see photos) at the end of the weekend was gorgeous! Nicely done Mesa. In terms of sports complexes, you're two for two! Which is better than some of my son's teammates at bat. Did I mention the sunset?

These fields are great. The City of Mesa does an excellent job with overall upkeep and maintenance…read moreof the complex. Good location and a nice place to play ball!

Our usual dog park is closed for renovations, so we Yelped the next closest dog park to take our…read morepups and came across Crossroads Park. The dog park is tucked in behind AZ ICE Gilbert. The park offers two sections: one for small dogs and one for big dogs. We have two big huskies, so we took them to the big dogs area. It's nothing fancy, but it's open and has plenty of space for our pups to run around. There's a few benches with shade and a water station. There weren't many dogs when we arrived, but this was in May, so it was already pretty hot. We stayed for almost an hour, just enough to let our pups get some energy out without getting too hot. We will be back!

Came here for a school cross country event. I brought some high schoolers to compete. My…read morecomplaint is the trees were waaaaaay overgrown and impossible to get a bus in and turned down any of the aisles with scraping the top, and both sides of the bus with big thick tree branches. I drive a brand new bus and not having a clear path out without picking the lesser of three evils and going down an aisle to hear the loud scratching of your paint job getting ruined was gut wrenching. Upon leaving I had deep scrapes along the roof line that are now clearly visible. I notified our directors and we won't be coming back to this location and if we do ever need to the students are getting dropped off way out on the street. I will not be coming back into this parking lot ever again.

Families will enjoy Skyline Park in Mesa. The playground is large, covered, and equipped with a…read moregood range of games to keep kids occupied while protecting them from the Arizona sun. It is a well-rounded location for get-togethers and outdoor enjoyment, with plenty of open space for sports, basketball courts, and handy locations for parties or grilling.

This park is on Crismon(not Crimson)road between Southern and Broadway in East Mesa…read more I enjoyed it. It's large with a large playground, several Ramadas, benches and playing fields. Mens room was fine(can't comment on ladies room since I don't walk into them). Water worked fine. I also liked it was quiet, few people and cute birds(I like Arizona birds vs. annoying east coast big city park pigeons)and rabbits enjoying themselves in the park. Recommended park.

I've always loved playing tennis here. I've come here on and off for the last 2 decades. They are…read morereally on point with the upkeep/maintenance of the place. The prices are kind of steep to me ($8/court/hour), but I'd honestly rather play here with the guarantee of having great facilities.

We love this Tennis and Pickleball Center. It is close by and the tennis coach is very patient with…read moreteaching our little one form and the lessons of the sport. The center is clean and they have a park and baseball facilities as well. Thank you Mesa Tennis and Pickleball Center.

Small and large dog park. Grass is dead. Lots of poop and flies. Solid gates. Great place for the…read moredogs to run.

There are too many aggressive German shepherd families there I've seen them attack other dogs and…read morethe owner does nothing; happens all the time