SFBA's summer camp was an amazing experience for our young athlete. Coach White and his entire…read morecoaching team are exceptional role models who really helped our child learn and build upon foundational basketball skills. By the end of the summer, our athlete was inspired and felt more confident and motivated to continue playing and learning about the sport. Highly recommend!

Our son loves it! Great academy for kids of all ages (we have an 8 year old and a 16 year old going…read morehere). Coach Mariano is a star!

Lots of fun activities for kids, staffs are very nice with kids. My kids are enjoying going their.read more

Horrible!!! I've been trying to donate gifts for the holidays and all phones numbers that I have…read moreused before are no longer working. The numbers on the internet are not correct. I even drove there and ran into a young women closing up and told her what I wanted to do and please pass on my number to the person in charge. I gave her my number she gave me a new phone for the Club which was correct. I left a message for a return call and never received one. I called the same number to try again Nada! I even called the Pacifica branch to get the correct number and again incorrect information. Sorry to say the gifts will be going elsewhere. There is a lot of kids that are in need and I have a lot of people that love to help but this has been a joke. Last year I asked for a list of 30 names, ages and male or female to get an appropriate gift for the child. After 5 or 6 phone calls I had to finally threaten because they did not give me the list that if I didn't receive the list that night I would be giving him elsewhere. Last minute I received 50 names not 30 which I worked on and was able to fill. Hope they get it together, Terry G

Happy Earth Month, visit a park! This one had a fun little playground with a big sandbox,…read moreteeter-totter, rocking bikes, baby swings, slides, sporting areas and more! My hubby and I took our daughters over the weekend and they had an absolute blast! Would return, our kids didn't want to leave! Especially since my eldest found a bug he he! SYOY! :-)

A tiny little oasis in the quaint Noe neighborhood. I was meeting a friend and we hung around here…read moreon the benches since Philz next door did not have any seats available. It was super hot so I was thankful for what little shade there was here. There is a basketball court, a playground, and a small lawn. Was nice to see families out and about and people getting some sun laying on the lawn. There was also some construction going on, wonder what they are working on.

- This park is just big enough to feel like you could get lost. Great views on all sides…read more Playground and water pond on the way. Mossy trees, plus open fields of brown grass. - One sketchy issue: There are a lot of people who park in the main parking lot and sleep in their cars.

An underrated park for sure! As a Bay Area native, GGP is generally my go-to park, but McLaren…read moredefinitely falls second, slowly becoming one of my favorites. There is a ton of free parking available at different points of the park, along with restrooms, picnic tables, and benches. There's a variety of different terrain (flat concrete, grass, hilly dirt trails) in the park, making it suitable for dog walks, running, hiking, cycling, and recreational sports. It is far less busier than GGP, which can be great if you're opting for a peaceful stroll in nature. Although not as polished as GGP, the park is maintained fairly well. I would highly recommend this park if you're looking for a quieter, less crowded peaceful retreat in the city. I also suggest previewing the map first, as there are tons of different parks within the park, based on the activity you're going for.

I went there for 1:1 and semi-private coaching, both with Kenny and Maddy Hatch. This has been the…read morebest coaching I've received since I started my basketball journey 7 months ago. The coaching can be tailored to specific needs and the gym is newly built with a great location. I'm definitely going to come back to continue working with these great coaches and would highly recommend them to anyone of all skill levels!

From the owner: At Kenny Hatch Basketball, we focus on individual player development, both on and off the court. We…read moretake pride in understanding each players needs and producing a personalized experience. Our goal is to help players become more confident, consistent, and disciplined

This is one of my favorite places to create memories in San Francisco. There's plenty of open space…read moreto spread out, relax, and create your own experience. _______ Good for: all ages Quick Guide: * Playground: yes -- Helen Diller Playground (great for toddlers and young kids) * Baby-friendly: open space, with some hills * Terrain: steep grassy hills, some flat areas, and paved paths -- good for walking and strollers; some areas may be more challenging for wheelchairs * Bathrooms: available (see map) * Parking: limited -- easier to walk in or get dropped off * Shade / seating: mix of sun and shade with a large grass area * Dog-friendly: yes * Food / supplies: nearby food options and vendors sometimes (I usually bring my own lunch if I'm staying a while) _______ Real-life insight: You can find a calmer area if you move slightly away from the main crowd. Pro tip: Bring a waterproof picnic blanket. If you don't have one, a plastic tablecloth from the dollar store works just as well.

Love the open green space and that there's public SF WiFi !! (At least near the 18th street side)…read moreGreat place to relax and sunbathe, have a picnic or play with your dog. Not crowded on a weekday but definitely would be on a sunny weekend

Adam Rogers Park is one of those parks where you will not go intentionally, but only if you live…read morenear this place or it is a coincidence. The last one happened to me. I had to wait half an hour while my car was been repaired. But if you want to go there, there is a Muni #15 bus stop near the park. May be without the pandemic it looks good, but right now this park only brings sadness. First of all, parking as I can see always occupied by neighbors. You barely can park your car there. There are few interesting places: basketball court, BBQ grill area, kids playground. When I was there, everything was empty. I have to say, there are a few amenities: drinking fountain, restrooms. You can't see a good view from there. Basically what you can see are just private houses. The trees make it difficult to enjoy a really good view of the bay. Park itself is not soo big, you can walk it up and down in 15 minutes. Despite all of this, I have to say the park is pretty clean. It is really good that municipal services try to keep it clean even during this difficult time. I can give you advice, go there when the pandemic ends. You will get much more good experience than now.

This is a really beautiful park with some great views of the Bay. There is basketball court, picnic…read morearea with BBQ grill and playground for children. In the higher area of the park there is also community garden run by the locals. Quite welcoming.