My son joined the pre tryout clinic and loved it. I love how professional each coach was and how…read moreorganized it was ran. We liked it so much that we signed him up for the Fall Academy. This reminds me of the parallel of the Rafal Tennis Academy, the Nick Bollettieri Academy, of course The Ultimate Fieldhouse is for basketball. Very clean facility. Lots of parking spot, easy to find, vending machines are filled. There is a spot for shooting, shoot 360, and amazingly an area for table tennis/ping pong. Definitely recommend this to parents whose kids are looking to tune into their basketball skills and learn team tactics and strategy.

We attended two sessions Saturdays for few months. We really liked coach Marcus but they have big…read moreinitiation fees and monthly recharge... then, you have to book each session and if a month has extra week you have to purchase to attend all the Saturdays but if you don't book sessions within the month, you can't roll over. But I felt that it's too optimized for the organization and squeezes members.

Beautiful park. Great dog park. Clean and peaceful. Haven't been for a while but it has always been…read morea pleasant experience when I go.

I like that there is free parking. I came here on a Sunday, a little before 12 PM, and it was easy…read moreto find parking. This is one of the biggest outdoor public play structures in the Bay Area that I've been to so far. There are picnic tables available for rental, and it's a great place to host a kids' birthday party. There is some shade in the play structure area, but I wish there were more. There are public restrooms, but they need more frequent cleaning during the weekend. I came here on a hot Sunday, and there were a smoothie/shave ice truck and a soft serve truck parked nearby in the swim center parking lot for purchase.

Pickleball! I love that this park has 14 courts mostly available for drop ins. Yes there are…read moretimes when there are classes so there can be a short wait. When the courts are full, there isn't an easy system for getting on so you put your paddles on a court you hope will open up. It's awkward and folks don't like to get off after their game so a better system would help. Despite this, for me, these courts are my favorite. They are well maintained and there is usually plenty of parking, clean bathrooms in the community center and folks are generally nice.

Well maintained spot for some pickleball. The courts can get pretty busy during peak hours,…read moreespecially on weekday evenings or weekends, but the environment is always lively. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, try going during off hours when it's less crowded. The area is well lit and there's ample parking in the adjacent lot. Just keep in mind that the lights for the pickleball courts shut off promptly at closing time so plan your games accordingly. Check it out!

San Miguel Park doesn't look like much. everything is hidden in plain sight. there's an exercise…read morearea, children's playground, soccer field, grass field, concrete walkways, basketball, tennis courts, and benches. the area i visited only had street parking. unsure about the other side of the park.

I figured I'd comment on here due to the other comments about the "dog park" being so great. Let me…read morebe honest, your dog should not be off-leash if it doesn't have a recall. I can't stress this enough because the owners who seem to come here every morning do NOT watch their dogs like the comments say. I understand everyone does things differently and can have a different opinion here, but my dog and I like to come to the field and train (she's a service/search and rescue dog) and interacting with other dogs we don't know can ruin her training. The morning that we came, we luckily got here early enough. These people don't respect boundaries- it's completely okay to have your dog off-leash if you're around us, but please make sure it's protected under voice control. It's extremely unsafe (speaking as a professional here) to allow your dog to roam off-leash with absolutely no training. If someone is new to the area and brings a dog that's reactive, it'll be very scary if a random dog approaches it. You should be able to train your dog to come to you when asked. I hope these owners learn just a little bit more respect to those who have dogs that don't want to say hi to other dogs, you guys do not own the park, and it should feel safe to everyone.

We came to Arbolado Park quite often when the kids were younger, not long after the park was…read moreformed. It has been years, but on a Sunday my wife and I happened by. We strolled through the park and were amazed at the upgrades the city has made! First off, it's way bigger: there's a huge new grassy area that was being used by adult soccer, and a satellite parking lot. A walking path weaves throughout the park, making for a nice stroll. Picnic tables abound, including many with deluxe sun canopies. There are two playgrounds, one brand new from when we were last there. Tennis courts as well. And, as before, it's an easy walk to connect with other trails. Kudos to Walnut Creek on the work done to make this park even better.

***** Park View ***** Cleanliness…read more** Tennis court conditions ***** Facilities ***** Pet Friendly The park is very beautiful and the facilities are well kept. The Tennis courts are in great need of repair and there are many cracks and hollow areas on the courts The are is however, very beautiful and nice to relax.

Used to take my kids to this park all the time they loved it and always drained their energy…read morerecommend to all moms

Review #184 - 2019…read more While we were waiting for my nephew to play his basketball game, I decided to take my daughter & niece to the nearest park which was less than five minutes drive from the school. We showed up around 4:15 PM on Saturday, July 20th & there were a lot of people there. It appeared that there were a few different kids's birthdays going on. It's a really nice size park. There was a soccer field, baseball field, two separate playgrounds & plenty of covered picnic tables. The only thing missing was a basketball court; which since my son was watching his cousin play, wasn't a very big deal. They had plenty of benches as well, some under the shades & some in the open. Even though it was 91 degrees out, it was still windy so I didn't mind the partly shaded benches since I needed a little bit of heat to keep warm from the wind. My 14-year old niece enjoyed the swings for a good half an hour. I'd definitely come back & have a family picnic here, even if it's a little out of the way. However, the bathroom could use some cleaning.

This is a great park for kids of all ages! The fenced in toddler area was great when the kids were…read morereally small, and the huge sand pit is always a big hit with the littles. The bigger playground has different size slides and things to do for a variety of ages.

We went to the pups in the park event at Pleasant Hill Park and had such a fun time today they had…read moreall kinds of booths and entertainment and music and food and adoption opportunities. There were food trucks and people and dogs had a great time.

Just finished working with Barrett on our new Sport Court project in the East Bay. This was a very…read moreprofessional experience, we love our new court and our kids are using it everyday!! Best investment we've made! They were always very responsive and consultative when it came to problem solving. It really felt like we were in this together. I highly recommend working with Barrett at Sport Court of Northern California if you are looking to put a court in your backyard.

These guys just finished final installation of our shooting court last week, and I can't speak…read morehighly enough about Nick and every single crew member. They really have this down to a science. Everything looks fantastic, and I'm so impressed by their process, design and install. Barrett's design was executed perfectly. There was no disturbance to the rest of our back yard, and the finished product far exceeded our expectations. Fantastic company! Excellence starts at the top with Barrett and is evident in every part of their work.

This review is long overdue. I started my fitness journey 6 years ago and I've been in and out of…read morevarious gyms depending on where I live and where I work. I have to say out of all the gyms I've been to: FBBC, UFC, Planet Fitness, The Camp, and many other local family owned gyms, Concord fitness boot camp aka Fit Body Boot Camp concord has been the absolute best! I lost weight but the change was not just in appearance. I actually felt stronger and could notice the difference in my strength. My energy and endurance was like my teen days. The crazy part is appearance wise this gym has been the least impressive. But Virgil makes the small space functional and you really don't need much more than this. When I showed up for my first trial the location made me hesitant. Virgil's customer service was great and he made me feel welcomed. The other members were friendly and there were all ages and body types. I stayed and loved it. Everyone was extremely helpful and motivating. They all push you to finish your reps, to keep moving and not quit, and if you struggle they make you feel okay with modifying while teaching you ways to work on it until you can one day do what you're struggling with. It was hard but it seemed like within days my body learned how to handle doing sit ups and push ups. Another major part is nutrition. Virgil helped me with a shopping list and meal ideas. He is respectful but also doesn't sugar coat. With each weigh in he reminded me what I needed to do to stay on track. I also learned how to count calories. If I still lived in the area I would see about joining again. If I didn't give it 5 stars it is solely because of the cost. When I went it cost around by $300/month. Is it worth it? Yes. Is it affordable and feasible? No. I could not keep up going there as it was too much for my budget. Pictures for comparison of cheeks and chin when I first started in March to September

Came here for my first Bootcamp class via ClassPass. When I arrived, I wasn't sure if the place was…read moreactually open for business because it was boarded up on the windows. With reassurance from the owner (whose phone number was on Google), it was indeed open for business, I was excited to get moving for my Friday workout. I was introduced to the owner and other people who showed up for the class and I could tell they were regulars. The place looked pretty legit as you know I love legit gyms :-) I was asked to disinfect the bottom of my shoes as street shoes aren't allowed on the floor, since we laid on them for floor workouts. That made me feel better because I ain't tryna rest my head on a floor where people before me don't know where to walk sometimes and you don't know where they come from ahem, SF CITY STREETS!!! This was my first Bootcamp class in a long while so I was pretty thankful that Virgil (owner and trainer) allowed me to modify my workouts. It was a damn good sweat and I had great energy the rest of the day.