This is an older facility that is well staffed and maintained…read more Since I usually swim at the Wagner pool and only swim here when Wagner is closed this review is for my limited use of 2-3 times per year. I have a personal issue with it being 100' and very shallow at one end that causes me difficulty adjusting. But this is my issue and only an observation.

What a gem to have in your community! It's a beautiful outdoor heated pool to enjoy if you're…read moredoing laps or exercise of choice. It's also very affordable.

This gym was a disappointment. My review is only to make sure everyone knows the older reviews are…read morespot on when it comes to the "classes" offered for young children. Someone mentioned that they should stop offering these, and I agree. I took my 4.5yr old for a trial and I can't say what they do during their classes because in order to see them, you have to literally press your face against the building to see from outside. My coworker took her daughter for a trial class before mine and her experience was not a positive but completely different than mine. Her husband at least got to walk her their daughter back to the area where the kids would be. Whereas I had to just shove mine through the door while they were shouting "red room!" There is no rollcall, they never even asked my daughters name so it's amazing. They knew who she was or why we were even there.

As a resident of Oceanside, I'm generally reluctant to speak negatively about local businesses,…read moreunderstanding the economic pressures they face. However, I'm concerned about the safety and cleanliness at this establishment. The visibility of the young children group is compromised (parents forced to awkwardly peek in from the outside tinted windows), which is unnerving for any parent (see other unfortunate reviews here and on Google). Given the awkward layout of an industrial park floor plan, they have CCTV footage but it's awful. With simple outreach(I work in IT), this is a solved problem... Additionally, the cleanliness leaves much to be desired, with a noticeable odor reminiscent of dirty feet, which we have not experienced in our new gym. I truly hope improvements can be made because I would love to see this business succeed and thrive.

Where do I begin, please bear with me. I took my nephew to the Sockers v Strykers game last night,…read more& it will be our last. Our seats we closer to the Sockers fans, and their team bench. Those socker fans were probably some of the drunkest, most obnoxious fans I've ever seen. One of there supporters told me they chartered a Bus from San Diego, and were drinking the entire time. I would have expected better behavior from the fans of The reigning Champion Sockers, than what was displayed last night. Do better Sockers, someone is always watching!! D.T

I went to the game 3/24/23…read more First time .. and last time. The game was fine. Getting into the arena was near impossible. The window people would not simply sell me 4 tickets. They insisted that I install some stupid app on my phone and establish an account (who knows where) BEFORE selling me the tickets. Naturally establishing an account required providing personal contact information. All this nonsense was going on as other people were waiting in line to approach the box office. I flatly refused and was only then (and begrudgingly) sold 4 paper tickets. It then took 2 or 3 passes for each of us to get thru the metal detectors. WTF! i'm not trying to get into the oval office. Just trying to experience a 2nd rate team playing a 2nd rate sport. At the very least I expected a welcoming reception. Major fail. I'm not going back.

I was introduced to padel while on a trip to South Africa. When I returned home and searched for…read moreplaces to play, I was surprised--and very pleased--to discover courts right here in Oceanside. Several months in, and I'm truly addicted to the sport! The community that has been growing at Padel California in Oceanside, led by Coach Amir, is amazing. It's welcoming, energetic, and a great place to learn and meet people. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and I highly recommend Padel California to anyone looking to give padel a try. Padel is the fastest growing sport in the US and once you start playing, you may find yourself hooked too!

I've been a few times and this place is fun! Amir (owner/manager) is a really nice guy, seems…read moreorganized and it's super welcoming for all levels. They have an app they use for payments and reserving courts (not theirs) that's could be a little more user friendly but they don't have control over that per se. I like Padel more than pickleball because I prefer tennis but I think any person who likes racquet sports will enjoy Padel!

Nice park in Carlbad with bathrooms, picnic tables with overhead covering, and sports fields for…read moresoccer, football,etc. Parking lot is pretty large but there are also several people parked on the street as this complex houses a lot of sports events too. Grounds were clean, plenty of trash cans, recycle bins, and even a compost bin (nice touch). Plenty of E-bike hooligans doing their shenanigans on the sidewalk and on the curbs, but other than that, seems like a nice local park for people to enjoy.

I've been coming to Pine Avenue Community Park for well over a decade and have watched its steady…read moredecline as far as the children's playground is concerned. The bouncy poured-in-place turf has become suspiciously marred and discolored in places where it looks like greasy liquid has been poured and tire marks have scuffed it permanently. The play equipment is faded, chipped and sun-damaged. While standing on the playground to keep a close eye on the kids, I often am smacked in the face by whiffs of urine coming from the surrounding landscaping where the community of unhoused individuals who have seemingly taken up permanent residence on the outskirts of the park do their business. Today I was there with my child and there was a city summer camp in full swing with probably 50 kids running around, and there were several of these individuals in close proximity. I worry about the safety of the location, especially of a summer camp program being monitored by a handful of teenagers. It's a shame the city isn't doing much to maintain the quality of this playground, and hope they realize its need for a major upgrade soon so it doesn't fall into further disrepair. Adding some security to patrol at least during the daytime wouldn't hurt, either.

I finally got a chance to check out this nice little park…read more There are a few little parking lots, some further up the hill by the Thibodo house. I saw people playing on tennis courts and Pickleball courts. There are restrooms and picnic tables. There is a play area with play stuctures. The park was nicely manicured. Definitely a nice little park to try out if you are in the area. One negative is how close it is to the 78 freeway, so a little noisey. I posted a few pics too.

It was the first time playing pickleball here. A bit small and less pickleball courts…read more Played with this expert player in the beginners court. I had to quit because he wouldn't let me try and hit the ball. Not fun. Never went back.

I have experienced many years of girls softball at various levels and recently had the displeasure…read moreof watching a few weekends of Vista's girls softball club. I am sad to say that I have never seen a program so misaligned with what kids sports should be. If you want your child to learn how to play without class or sportsmanship this could be the club for you. It appears that if your child is in the top third of the team they will get virtually every inning at a set infield position for rec league softball. This in turn leaves the remainder of the team in the outfield or on the bench. There is also limited, if any rotation of players in the field. This does NOT result in a long lasting program and is evident when you review the performance of their High School teams that this league should be feeding. If you want to watch stereotypical unsportsmanlike conduct, stop by to watch this league. Teams within the SAME league are doing cheers or chants while ON THE FIELD!!! While sitting in the stands you will hear the frustrated parents trying to encourage their daughter in the batters box only to be ridiculed by the kids on the field....... Often times these chants are started by the rec league dad coaches... it always seems to start with the parents. If you are looking to have your daughter learn sportsmanship and the fundamentals of softball while having fun look to a different league. There are many within a close proximity of Vista..... San Marcos, Carlsbad and Oceanside just to name a few. Hopefully this review is helpful so we can continue to strengthen the enjoyment of kids sports for ALL the kids.

Spent a good portion of my weekend up here with my little one…read more This area is primarily softball fields (hence the name) with one baseball field, located on the corner of Melrose and Shadowridge. They have 2 separate parking lots however with tournament play, parking is tough so if you you want to get a spot, you need to get here early otherwise you could be walking a ways. The snack bar and bathrooms are centrally located at the center of the fields and again, with tournament play, both are very crowded.

Chase Field has pretty nice fields. We watch our grandsons baseball games here. It is nice that…read morethey have a small snack bar and the restrooms share the same building. The outfields look well taken care of as well as the infield. There are bleachers centered where you could sit on sides to view field 1, 2 and 3. Another bleacher that views only field 3. This field provides a score board for each field. Just in front of the snack bar is a nice sized seating area built around a tree. This venue is quite crowded as there is always 3 games going on at the same time and by time they are finished another team is ready to start. Lighting is pretty good during the evening games. Parking is a madhouse. Do arrive early so that you can find parking and not be late to the game!

Well maintained Baseball fields gets 5 ratings, but badly maintained restrooms take 1 rating away…read more Outfield is neatly maintained and trimmed grass. Infield dirt is always kept neat and leavelled. Two fields in this place with dugout and sweater bleacher area for both teams. Restrooms, hod walk area, park benches are other good things about this park. Downside: to close to roads, restrooms could use some cleaning.