A great place to go and go hike, practice archery, participate in organized sports like baseball or…read moresoccer, or just walk your dog! The place is a large complex with several baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a public pool, and a dog park! We discovered this place when our TKD school used the Location to teach outside. Morley Complex is spacious for so many activities! I bring our dog, Oreo, so she can enjoy this wonderful place as well. This is a gem right in North Park! Come on and enjoy all this park has to offer and get to know your neighborhood!

This is an extensive sports complex in the northeast section of Balboa Park, east of Park Blvd…read more  There are facilities for baseball and softball, bocce, tennis, track and field, basketball, cycling, tennis, archery, swimming ... and golf.  Actually, there are three public golf courses: an 18-hole golf course, 9-hole executive course, and a disc golf course.  My first introduction to Morley Field was when my brother-in-law challenged me to a round of "Frisbee golf" here over 30 years ago.  Other than a few rounds of golf on the Balboa Park Golf course -- and some more Frisbee golf -- I've rarely used the Morley Field Complex.

We went here for a professional women's soccer friendly. Parking was easy and no charge. Security…read moreand ticket checkers were staff well, so the line went quickly. There were lots of great food truck options. Prices were expensive, but they are everywhere these days. I heard there was a regular concession stand inside the building to the left of the plaza. We went to an evening game and the west seats were in the shade. The east bleachers looked hot and sunny.

We come for our SD Legion MLR team!!!…read more We cheer in the loudest Roman Empire section! FYI: Bleacher seats and has no rail for the steep steps/stairs. Especially scary if you have any kind handicap. Lots of food vendors on the Jenny Craig pavilion area. Lots of pre-Match activities! You can even register kids to play with some pros who are not playing that day. I've invited many to come and everyone who came has had a blast watching these gents be hooligans on the pitch. Come out and see our local SD Rugby team play!!! Besides the bleacher seats...it's an awesome & intimate venue!

First off I will start by saying this review is solely based on the fields and the cleanliness of…read morethe surrounding area. I played here when I was younger and now I'm bringing my son to the same field, the place hasn't changed at all. The moment you pull in there is a play area to your left and a newly built skate park. Both areas are always clean and not littered with trash or solicitors. There is also private security for the neighborhood that it is placed in. They patrol the area regularly to make sure there is no defiance in the park. Bathrooms are always well kept and clean. Area is well light from the lights over hanging from the fields. Long story short there's a little something for every age of youth.

First time to this baseball park. We were here for a 13U baseball tournament where games were…read moreplayed on the Big Field. The field itself was disappointing. There was so much loose dirt all along the backstop and along the 1B and 3B areas. When a ball landed in this area, it created a dirt cloud/puff. All the players shoes and socks were caked with dirt by the end of the first inning. Have you noticed how many times I've mentioned dirt? The grass IF and OF needs to be cared for; there are areas of rolling hills inside the lines that needed to be avoided; including right in front of the batters box. This field is playable, but it has so much potential. The next topic was the bathrooms. The Men's area smelled like something crawled and died in there. The Women's area was just a little bit better. Dogs were NOT allowed to enter the fan area. So be forewarned not to bring your 4 legged friend unless you want to watch the game from the OF

I have so many fond memories of Balboa Park and I look forward to making more, from Halloween…read moreparties at the San Diego Air and Space Museum and my friend's wedding to exploring Spanish Village Art Center for the first time, visiting the Botanical Building, going to the Japanese Friendship Garden, discovering the museums, and experiencing December Nights. San Diego wouldn't be the same without this beautiful landmark!

Word to the wise, do your research and know where you're going beforehand. Unfortunately we just…read moredecided to come spur of the moment and didn't really know what we were doing. So apparently there are a lot of parking lots which are not free, $10 unless you're a native and have a pass. We found one lot, called lower inspiration that's free for 3 hours. Also, we didn't realize how big that place is, with so much to see! There are museums, places to eat, the zoo, a playground for kids and I'm sure so much more. The museums are not free, they do sell passes or individual tickets. It's a nice place to spend a day or even a few hours.

First time at Petco Park, and I can see why people like it. We parked around 15 minutes walk away…read moreto avoid the post concert traffic . The entrance line looked intimidating at first, but it was well organized and moved surprisingly fast. Food and drinks lines were on the longer sides, but with so many vendors and options, so it didn't feel so painful. Great atmosphere all around, I would definitely come back, may be next time for a baseball game!

We had a chance to visit Petco part two times within three or four days. It was really nice because…read morethey keep the part very clean and there were also many fans. When we came on one night. It was the first night of Star Wars Weekend. They hired people wearing costumes as Star Wars characters to walk around the park. It was cool because when we first walked in, there was a whole cast of Mandalorian characters available for a photo opportunity, immediately when you enter the park. Throughout the park, there were Star Wars characters and it was really cool. A problem that I had was that because this was the first night of Star Wars Weekend at Petco Park, but...they didn't do any announcements nor any cool graphics, movie clips, character mentions, etc. on the Jumbotron nor the scoreboard for Star Wars night. It was disappointing because the next day on the news and on social media, we saw that they actually did do something on the scoreboard and Jumbotron for the second night of Star Wars Wekeend. I feel like maybe they were just a little unprepared. Still, having the cast of characters walk around Petco Park the first night, was still cool. On our second visit, we sit in the nosebleeds (Section 305 over Padres Dugout) because we were attending with an organization. Even though it was scary to go up into that steep area, it was such a nice experience as we met some Phillies fans from Australia, who sat next to us. Overall, the vibe and feel up there was fun and very cool. We never really buy the food here anymore because it doesn't taste the same as if you buy it outside of the park, but it is great that they have different options for food. Also, it's very expensive and, for our family, we just can't afford it all the time. We opt to pickup food and bring it in to eat in our seats or at an eating area in the park. This works for our family. The problem that we had on the first night that we attended, was that there was a woman who was not supposed to be sitting behind us. She just popped into the seat with her boyfriend for about three innings, and she was so drunk that she spilled her margarita on the back of my husband's shirt and hat, as well as on the back of my bottom side. I was so so upset,because there were kids and families around, and she was so faded drunk. This was so disappointing. I feel like they never check if people are supposed to be in the right seat, and people can just sort of walk around and sit wherever they want. We pay good money for our seats. This lady was so loud, rowdy, and drunk and there were so many kids and families in our section. It was just really rough having a drunk woman riled up and acting crazy. She did apologize to us (profusely because she was so drunk), and finally her boyfriend took her away. The Padres ended up winning and it made the night a lot better. Overall, just be careful when you find that there's a drunk person sitting in your area because they can totally mess up the whole experience.

Presidio is code to Taylor st and San Diego Ave. It is the spearhead portion of the newest pristine…read moremission bay park nature conserve. The beautiful care taken hold the endangered bird a breed of wren and keep what wildcats still comes with responability to not feed the wild anything while there. But it natural beauty that central to any city is a miracle and presidio could be match to be first civilization. I do recommend seek interaction with the locals. They and Revere the anonymity/privacy.like any vagrants do. Just be careful.

Not the best place for a baseball field because it's right next to a busy street and balls can hit…read morecars passing by! Also, there's only 1 dirt field with a very limited parking lot nearby.

Cuuuuute spot, cute neighbor, cute views. Cool place for plane spotting. In the summer time, could…read morebe a cool spot for picnics.

Not as big as I was hoping. Came with my dog to run around for a hour and if it wasn't for the…read moresquirrels he was chasing, it would have been a quick 25 min walk. It's more of a place to bring a bottle of wine and chill or to even have a nice picnic. It's not overly crowded or like I said big but you could easily have 100 people here and still feel like you have space to sit and chill. There's a view of the golf course and a partial view of the city. In the middle of the park there's a bathroom. I think I saw a mini trail that leads down somewhere but my dog got spooked by something and we didnt follow it. I'd rank it a 2 maybe 3 stars for the tranquility it brings. But there's not really anything too special or exciting about this place to rank it any higher.

Well maintained baseball fields. Awesome for playing t-ball, softball and baseball…read more Both my boys have played and practiced at this park and they enjoyed it. Bleachers are available at each baseball field but if you choose to bring you own chair, you have enough space to do so. There are also playgrounds available.

Definitely a nice older neighborhood park. The best and most maintained portion of the park are the…read morefour softball fields which are also used for junior soccer. The playground equipment is functional but it has seen better days and is built over a sand base. There is a restroom for men & women and drinking fountains. Also, there's a side walk that sports itself around the park for walking or the little ones to bike. The grass in some areas is in very good condition and in others it needs some TLC. There are some good shady spots under the mature trees and concrete tables and benches. There is also an impressive pavilion for larger parties and such. One thing to keep in mind, I did observe a few transients hanging around and using the restrooms. Nice park.