2 very nice outdoor courts with lights on until 10pm. Single rims and plexiglass backboards…read more Surprisingly not crowded

Love these courts!…read more Pros - They've been recently resurfaced (see pictures) - New nets! - Concrete wall/backboard on the 31st avenue side - 3 new water fountains (1 bottle filler) - Bathrooms will be fully operational once the city installs lights in them. - Courts are closed around 8:30-9ish when the Sun goes down. Cons - Wind can be an issue sometimes - One of the surrounding schools practices here after classes and usually takes up all 4 courts - No lights unfortunately but it's smack dab in the middle of a neighborhood.

Easy to make a weekly routine. Clean neighborhood tennis courts positioned low so you get some…read moreshelter from the wind. Have never had a problem finding street parking. Easy to reserve court time through SF Parks and Rec site if you have an account. Major plus, these courts have on site bathrooms!

There are many tennis courts in San Francisco. This one is a landmark for rec tennis players. I…read morehave met here more so than other tennis courts. I have met at Golden Gate tennis courts but you have to pay. I have met at JP Murphy sometimes..City College has tennis courts. People seem to like to meet at Dolores Park tennis courts. A few blocks away is another tennis court. There are I guess 6 tennis courts at Dolores Park. It's fun at night. It's well lit. There was a small riot on Pride day and some weirdo singing. The San Francisco experience is tennis courts at Dolores Park. hahha

When the clouds and fog and cold chill clears out of San Francisco for the day, Dolores Park fills…read moreup fast with smiling hipsters, puppies, drunk vomiting teenagers, and a whole lot of smoke. It's a great place to sit back with a group of friends and while away some hours. But when I'm more in the mood to move, I use the weather opportunity to hit the DP tennis courts. Free of charge, first come first served (get it?) and without dress code or skill requirements, I love coming here to kid around and try to improve my swing. The quality ain't so high - the courts are cracked, the benches might be hiding crack. But it's a fun pastime with the added benefit of being in the vicinity of Bi-Rite, Delfina and Puerto Allegre for a post-game snack. So grab your balls, it's hot out there!

I have to say. I do enjoy playing the rec sports at Mission Bay. I have played in their…read morerecreational v-ball league on Tuesday nights for four seasons now. The league has a variety of skill levels from beginning to intermediate. The teams are a variety of students to working folk. It's a good work out and the atmosphere is quite friendly. Location-wise, it's easy to get to by car and you can even take muni there. What's nice is that they also validate your parking for $1.75 for up to 3 hours. Way better to keep your car safe in a garage than parked on the street. The ref, Roger, is pretty fair and has been the ref for as long as I can remember. He doesn't call all the "illegal" plays but it's a more relaxed atmosphere so definitely don't play here if you want every single infraction to be called. The price is a little steep for non-UCSF students and there is no discount for the more people on a team, so the more the merrier doesn't really apply here.

I played in a men's basketball league last year at UCSF Mission Bay. The facilities were amazing…read moreand the league was well-run. My only complaint is that some of the teams in our "intermediate" league should NOT have been there. A lot of the guys were former JUCO or D-III players who were huge. I mean, come on, there shouldn't be anyone dunking in an intermediate league. Overall, a solid league to play in... I've since played in a number of other leagues around the city, and this one compares well. U n-monitored player skills led to discrepancies in competition level. C ost is comparable to most leagues in SF. S omewhat of a pain to get to... all the way on the Southeast side of the city. F acilities were top-notch.

Some of the most fun climbs I've had in my entire climbing journey so far. I had the chance to…read morecheck this place out very early into getting started with climbing so many of the climbs back then were out of reach as I was climbing fairly low grades at the time but they really do have a lot of fun climbs that incorporate a variety of skills/techniques My main reason for the high grade despite a fairly large lack of amenities that my primary gym has is they just create a welcoming third space that overshadows their lack of space and feature rich gym equipment. The climbs are some of the more unique ones I've encountered with many of them challenging your sense of body positioning/tension with a good range of beginner styled climbs that allow for a friendly atmosphere. This has been my second time come and the community here seemed quite close knit as many were cheering for each other wrt their "projects" As for some nitpick downsides, the seem to only have one shower area for men's bathroom with a fairly small open changing area that is tucked into a corner. Given the space is nearly quarter to half the size of comparable SF climbing gyms I guess I could see the reasons behind it. Their sets were also a bit inflated imo but my reference points are Movement, Touchstone, and Mesa Rim gyms so it's not quite fair to say it's a universal truth but it felt like their climbs were a tad too easy for the higher grades. Maybe it's a reason people find it more welcoming but regardless the way the climbs are setup it felt exciting which is rare after climbing for nearly two years now They also have beer on tap (for members) which was surprising but seemed to really emphasize on the community focused aspect and their smaller membership size One other drawback as I think back is this location is honestly terrible for parking as it's on a busy corridor of Van Ness St so parking is really only good after 6 PM since meters stop charging then. If I take all these into consideration this place would be a 4.5 stars. I really like their sets, they have a two-week membership that is $50 / two-week period with discounts for students and Medi-cal You can probably try most of their problems within the two week period given how small the gym is but for now I see this as a slept on gym primarily because it doesn't have the same presence that larger corporate gyms in the Bay have

This place is sick, they have a 2024 set moonboard. I think what stands out for benchmark is their…read moresetting. Really stiff. Really easy to get to from union square. I just took a bus from union square to van ness then walked a few blocks. There is plenty of restaurants/bars down the hill.

One of the more charming courts in the city w/ its urban feel right under the 280 off ramps. Which…read morereally gives it its alluring appeal. Love the acrylic backboards. Although I was never a fan of the double rims. The only negative in my opinion. There are 4 hoops total. One full court & 2 half courts. Usually on the weekends by mid morning into the early afternoon there are pick up games going. Although I haven't been here in a while things could be different now. The surrounding area also features a beach volleyball court, Tennis court, small Dog Park, Public restrooms, a kayak launching pier/dock (There's a small Kayak house, storing kayaks, canoes, & paddle-boards right behind the courts), a pavilion on the other side of the creek, walkways that lead all the way to the ballpark, & the infamous line of houseboats a long the creek. That have been there since the 60's This place is also the location of Klay Thompson's 2017 "Built w/ Chocolate Milk" commercial. Overall a very modern cool chill park tucked along the Mission Creek China Basin/Mission Bay Area

Love playing ball here!…read more Watch out for the parking meters though. Keep 'em paid or you'll get a ticket fast!

Court finally got resurfaced during the COVID break. Ceiling lights fixed too. Still doesn't get…read moremaintained that well. Four stars might have been generous last time, considering it's even better now.

Can get crowded on the weekends but if you show up early you should be able to get an area to play…read moreon. I think they can do a better job at cleaning the bathrooms and waxing he gym floor but other than that it's a simple spot to go to when you'd like to shoot around!

I've called this place multiple times to inquire about ping pong table rental for a company event…read moreand the calls have gone straight to voicemail without ringing nor has anyone returned my messages. Avoid this place for organizing corporate gatherings.

Love the place! Cute little store type setup in north beach. They've been running the place for 18…read moreyears. They have one ping pong table that you can call and reserve. It's $10 per person per hour. They also do classes for $70 per session which is pretty reasonable. The cute store upfront has a bunch of snacks. Cash is preferred. The lady running the store Amanda is very sweet and enthusiastic, and you can also text to make reservations. It's truly a small business that's hole in the wall and significantly cheaper than fancier places like spin.