I love this park. It always pushes me to marvel at God's creation and to relive the nostalgia of my…read morechildhood. Wide open, ocean-breezed expanses with a substantial playground structure and full basketball court make it an utterly transcendent experience. I wouldn't say that the park is missing anything essential that a park is supposed to have. If you come here expect it to tranquil -- it's a quiet park in a quiet community in which most of the children have already grown up and left home.

1 star for having bathrooms, but locking them with chains so that no one can use them and then…read morehaving no water that comes out of the water fountain.

Review strictly for Baseball fields. Nicely maintained fields with cut maintained green outfield…read moreand levelled infield. Good dug out and bleacher for fans. Parking is available around the park on designated spots. This is home of LaJolla youth baseball league, bunch of good teams. Please refer to the attached image for map details Cliffridge Park Baseball Fields Map shows the various fields where the different leagues of LJYB play their games and practice.  Note the relation to both the YMCA and Torrey Pines Elementary school. The address of our fields is 8355 Cliffridge Ave, La Jolla, CA  92037

Cliffridge Park sits high above La Jolla Shores,  accessed from La Jolla Scenic Drive North.  It is…read morewell known for its ball fields, but my wife and I enjoy it for walking on the large campo and the views of the Pacific Ocean ... especially at sunset.

It's a pretty chill park with nice restrooms. Too much parking though. I would recommend meeting…read morepeople on the west side of the park because the east side parking is generally closed to the library and less accessible to the park.

I was at the library and really thirsty so they told me there was a vending machine at the rec…read morecenter and I got there at 3:50 and they were completely shut down even though it says they close at four. At least stay until your hours of operation are done.

The Nobel Recreation Center Playground is closed on Sundays. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the…read moreplayground is free for badminton from morning to noon. On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, it is free for pickleball. Basketball is available in the afternoon. On Wednesday evenings, it is for volleyball, and on Friday evenings, it is for pickleball.

This is such a family friendly place. My husband loves to walk there so we go there a lot. It's…read moreusually filled with families doing activities or people getting a workout in. There is a play ground for kids, an open grass area, a track field looking walk path and a basketball court. It's a great way to get a walk in while also enjoying some fresh air.

I've been trying to improve my run time, endurance and stamina. The treadmill can definitely get…read moreold. I remembered running this track back when I was training for the half with my friend. The track was much newer and softer back then. But, I noticed they added a video screen. It was not crowded at all which I like. There were some kids in football practice for their pee-wee team in the middle of the field. No need to pay for parking during the weekends! Awesome. Put your headset on, blast your music and run around a few times while you feel the nice San Diego breeze since you're by the beach. As an alumna, I had to bump my review up to a 5 ;)

I've only ran on this track one time, but I did enjoy it a lot more than I was expecting. I will…read moredefinitely be back many more times this spring quarter before I graduate. When you're working out, being close to the ocean gives a helpful and nice breeze! However, you should probably check the track and field team's practice and meet schedules so you don't show up excited to work out/run, and realize that you can't because they're there! (That happened to me twice, whoops!)

This is a great neighborhood park with a lot to offer. The grounds are spacious and nicely…read moremaintained. There are indoor/outdoor basketball courts, an outdoor sand volleyball court, and a large outdoor playground area for kids. On any given day you'll see people out playing soccer, softball, cricket, rugby---I think there's even a badminton league that plays here in the indoor gym. There is also a dog park on the far end if you have a pup that needs some social time outside! This rec center is a really nice community resource and it's good to see it being used to its full potential. If there were tennis courts here it would be perfect!

After recent renovations Doyle park is looking a lot nicer…read more The kids new playground is huge, so many different play structures, swings, lots of grassy areas, also sand pits. There is also a tandem swing, which is rear to find in San Diego. Overall great park, plenty of different seating area with picnic tables, lots of shade. If you walk around to another side by the dog park there is another small play structure, its very quite and not crowed there. My kids enjoy coming here and so do i.

I am pretty spoiled to have dived some waters where visibility is great so it was a bit…read moredisappointing to snorkel here this morning. I came here at 6:45am and was able to find parking literally right at the cove, so come early, its worth it. Lots of wildlife hanging out there. I saw a bunch of sea lions sleeping, tons of cormorants and lots of badass pelicans flying and scooping down for food. By 7am, I was in the water and there were already plenty of people here. I tried out my wetsuit with all my gear and everything worked well. I wasn't too hot in my 4/3 wetsuits. Visibility was crap today and couldn't see much. I'll have to come back again to see if visibility improves. I got out in 30 minutes, no point wasting time with cloudiness. I used the local showers to get the sand and saltwater off myself and gear. Public bathrooms also available. After getting out, I walked around a bit and it was a lovely day. Beautiful area, no wonder everyone likes coming here. I'll be back!

My friends from the LA county area were in town. They were staying at the Welks or Hyatt's Vacation…read moreClub. They have never been to La Jolla so I decided to take them to go see the sunset at La Jolla Cove... It was also my FIRST TIME visiting the cove as well. First thing I noticed that was a challenge is... PARKING: Very challenging! If you have the time. Wait and follow people who are leaving or ask them if they are leaving and follow them to their parking spot. That's how we got parking... PENGUINS: So adorable! So many of them!! SEA LIONS: 10/10 For entertainment and humor! Making all those weird noises really lighten up the cove! SMELL: 4/10 It really stinks! It smells like sewage and salt... SUNSET: 10/10 Totally worth the wait. The sun sets at around 7:30pm. Lots of people were taking pictures... We then walked over to CRAB CITY for dinner!! And HAGEN DAZ FOR dessert!!! THE LA JOLLA COVE WAS WORTH IT!!!!!

RIMAC arena is a high tech gymnasium that is good for volleyball games and other indoor court…read moresports. We saw UCSD take on UCLA in volleyball. UCSD won in three sets. There is a ticket fee for all non students. The small arena has a large screen scoreboard that is paired up with a loud sound system for music. It's very entertaining and fun during the breaks. They have a "block party" for every UCSD block and the staff throws free t shirts into the stands. There is one small snack stand for sodas, nachos, pretzels and typical sports food. It was staffed with two people. There is no beer or wine served here so get ready for Gatorade. The arena is a nice volleyball venue where 200-300 spectators watched the game very comfortably. It was fun with music and the great announcer.

Eh. I've never…read morereally been a fan of seeing shows at Rimac Arena. I mean, when you wanna check out a hot show and you're REALLY excited about it... it's hard to get upset about the venue. You just wanna catch the performance. This was the case last night for the big Flight of the Conchords show at UCSD. Been wanting to see those cats for years, and finally, they brought their tour through San Diego. The show could have been at the Miramar Landfill for all I cared... I just wanted to see the best musical comedy duo since Tenacious D up close and personal, and it happened to be on this particular college campus. The show was great, but I despise the layout of Rimac. It's primarily used to house the UCSD basketball teams (both men and women), and it doubles as a large concert venue for bands and artists with a big draw. Unfortunately, the space yields some terrible acoustics. I don't think shows were necessarily top of mind during construction of this venue, and it's apparent by the vast amount of metal pillars and various other adornments that cause the sound to bounce all over the place. I think they could spend some of that trust fund loot to throw some egg crates on the walls to absorb the sound, but that's just me. You know when you see a show in a gymnasium, and for a moment, you totally forget that you're in some sweaty sports venue? Well, that's not the case here. You're well aware that you're in a basketball arena, for sure. You really have to commend the staff at UCSD for doing so many great things for the students enrolled here, though. Seems like they have a different music festival going on every month (Sungod, for example). However, I just wish they could warm up the arena somehow. It'd be like doing yoga in the middle of Time's Square. Sure, the yoga would awesome... but it'd be really tough to get the full experience because you're in the middle of a bustling intersection. Like that yoga comparison, it's hard to fully get into 'show mode' here. But coming full circle, sometimes you have to make sacrifices to see some of your favorite bands. It's unfortunate that our city doesn't have more 'real' music venues in town for an act of this caliber. Uncomfortable bench seating in a college sports hall hardly does the trick for me.

Great Recreation Center. The Staff is always awesome. From Hockey on Saturday morning to Kids…read moreBasketball Leagues to great facilities outside for kids, parents and pets to have nothing but fun. Bring the kids and a picnic basket and you are good to go.

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Lori Brock is an amazing golf instructor. She can see what's…read moreoff in you swing. Then she gives simple and easy to follow fixes. All caught on video that you can review anytime on the Coach Now free app. My slice is gone, and I can now pitch and chip without skilling the ball (well, most of the time).

The only driving range my son and I would go. Since I found this place, this has become our…read morefavorite playground. They also have batting cages, that was really fun too! Starting from low pitch 35mph and work your speed up as you keep practicing. You only pay for the card and how many plays you'd like and they provide the equipment for free ( for batting only ). My son and I celebrated Mother's Day here with a putting practice session, including a bet to increase the enjoyment; it's something we both took pleasure in doing together. All crew were nice, friendly and helpful! Access to the range is easy, lots of parking spaces and the best part is, you can do both ( golf and batting ) activities in one location!