First time playing at The Hub, and it will definitely be our last…read more When we arrived, we let staff know it was our first visit and signed the required paperwork. However, nobody explained how the facility was laid out or how open play was supposed to work. We eventually found the courts for our skill level, but there was nobody there at 8:30am on a Saturday. Thankfully, a friendly couple on another court invited us to play a few games while we waited for more players to arrive. Once people started showing up, we put our paddles up in the queue to join the next game. Both courts were occupied, and when the first group of four finished, we stepped up expecting to rotate in. Instead, they looked annoyed that we wanted to play and acted like they were leaving. We said "no worries" to avoid any conflict, but after standing around with the court empty for five minutes, all four of them casually walked back on and played another game themselves. We let it go and waited for the second court to finish. When that game ended, the same thing happened again--they immediately started another game despite there being four paddles waiting in the queue. At that point, we left to find games elsewhere. When we came back, four paddles were literally leaned against the net to "reserve" the court. We asked if we could join and were told, "We don't really want to split up." I pointed out that this was supposed to be open play, and the response was basically, "Yeah, kind of." That sums up the problem with this place. There were no moderators, no enforcement of open-play rules, and apparently no expectation that players actually rotate in. A handful of regulars were able to hog the courts while everyone else waited around. If this is what The Hub calls open play, then open play doesn't actually exist here. Extremely disappointing experience, poorly managed, and not somewhere we'll ever return.

My husband and I are pretty new to pickleball, and The Hub has been such a great place to start. A…read morefriend brought us for the first time and we were honestly a little nervous walking in, but we ended up having so much fun. The courts are always clean and well kept, which makes a big difference when you're still learning and just trying not to trip over your own feet. I also really like that you can reserve your time. No awkward hovering, no pressure, just show up and play. We noticed they offer coaching too, which we're really excited about. Definitely planning to sign up for some classes and level up our game. If you're new to the sport or just looking for solid courts with a great setup, this is a great spot.

We needed to find indoor courts because it was starting to rain and luckily, we called ahead and…read moregot ourselves a court for a hour. Located near Costco on Morena, King of Padel only has 4 pickleball courts but there are also some courts for padel ball. We snagged Court 9, which is located in another part of the building with Court 10. Thankful that we ended up finding a spot to play but these courts aren't the best. There's not much room to back up and we would often run into the walls or accidentally hit the walls when serving. Also, you can't really lob the ball because of how low the ceiling fan is. There's also no clock in the room so make sure you keep track of your reservation! The total cost ended up being $20 for an hour on Sunday morning. Despite some of the downsides of the indoor courts, the price for the entire hour wasn't bad at all. It's a great alternative if you really can't find anything else in the area.

We wanted to find a place to play pickleball after some rain had come in, and remembered this spot…read moreexisted. We called in and they said a court was available so we drove over! - PARKING - Pretty tight spots but there's a decent amount of parking all along the back. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - You can play padel ball or pickleball here. It costed us $20/hr to rent a court out. Not all the courts are equal - 9 and 10 are inside an extended room and there's not much space to back up in. Looks like other players had the same issue, as we came in seeing a large hole in the wall! They have several side tables where you can place your things and sit down. - EXPERIENCE - I will say everything seems very organized, and well kept, cleanliness wise. $20/hr isn't half bad for indoor courts. - OVERALL - This place will be on our list if we ever run out of available courts or if it rains again!

Great facility, Had a great time at the 'Pickle Ball Drop…read moreIn' The recent upgrades are great and great engagement by the new manager!

Easy to reserve a pickleball court. Ample parking. There's a water machine that gives crushed ice…read moreand filtered water - keeps us healthy and hydrated.

We've been multiples times and loved it! For only $7, you can do open play pickleball. They have 2…read moresides to the pickleball courts (novice & competitive) and so many courts. Only outdoor, no indoor. It all pretty fast even on busy days like the weekend. Parking is plentiful with a big lot. If you want to try other paddles, you can rent one and if you buy one eventually, they'll put the previous rental fees towards your new paddle. Make sure to set up an account and have them note your rentals so you get credit. My only complaint is to get more shade but there's not much they can do about it. Otherwise, this is a favorite place for us

We came for pickleball. You can reserve a court online up to one week in advance. $30/2 hrs. It…read moreseems like a court just gets assigned to you. The pickleball courts fill up on the weekend, but they added a dirt parking lot, so we found parking easily. The staff is friendly and the center is clean. The negatives include how packed-in the courts are. Balls were often coming from other courts and our ball easily went to the court right next to us because there was no fence between. Also, the wind rips through there. It wasn't even very windy today, but we had to adjust our play.

I heard about Del Cerro pickleball from some other people I had played with and decided to check it…read moreout. Note that you have to sign up for open play online and it appears to fill up quickly. Their Open play is convenient for people with day jobs since it started at 6:30pm. It is relatively easy to find but the parking lot was smaller than I expected (although there were open spots when I arrived). As i was new, the check-in person was very nice and explained the format, where to find the bathrooms, etc which I especially appreciated. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of courts, ranging from beginner to intermediate (majority were there) to advanced. They're in a long corridor with courts on both sides and have decent seating areas and good lighting. However I do wish the bathrooms were closer. Overall I had a good time and was able to play quite a few games with friendly people.

I know these courts get a lot of use and it's showing. The nets are discolored on the tape and…read morethere are multiple crumbling areas on the cement walls. The crumbs are piled up on the ground in front of the holes. With how much $ we pay to play I'm hoping they will put those funds toward maintenance. It's such a great location and I want to love it, but it's looking very tired and is in need of some upkeep.

I have been coming here for many years. I love the facility. The work out room is great, the ac is…read morecranking. The bar food is pretty good. The pool is nice. The women's sauna is use from time to time. Over all I highly recommend to anyone!

Everything- horrible service , no selection and really disrespectful front office- should be…read moreembarrassed by the rudeness of the employees. Definitely not worth membership - STAY AWAY

Balboa Park Municipal Gymnasium was a great unexpected find for me, I honestly would have never…read moreknown this gym existed inside the park if I hadn't been guided there. It's tucked away in a way that makes it feel like a hidden gem within Balboa Park. It's definitely a fun people-watching spot, with plenty of activity and energy from the different groups using the facility. I really love that this is an option right in the park, adding even more value to everything Balboa Park already offers. Whether you're there to work out or just checking it out for the first time, it's a nice community feature to have in such a beautiful location.

I recently participated in the California State Senior Games in San Diego this past weekend…read more It was a great experience catching up with old friends and foes. The gymnasium was clean and the hardwood floor was kept up nicely as usual. The staff was friendly and pleasant. Shout out to the director of the Basketball portion of the State Games James Pauley who ran a top notch event. Extremely nice gym!

One of the most well-kept public tennis centers in San Diego. They have 8 hard-courts but don't…read morehave a parking lot. However, there are lots of parking spaces along the street or near residents. Very rare that you can play tennis by the harbor in cool breezes. Also, since the center is by the ocean, the marine layer keeps you cool and you don't get scorched by the hot sun. There is also a little pro shop by the front that stocks most of your tennis needs (balls, racquets, clothes, etc.). We love that Coronado has joined our North County USTA league. It was very enjoyable playing here. Especially with a team's dub.

Great public courts! We recently stayed at the Del for a week and were so happy to have these…read morenearby. We happened to stop by on a day wherein a mixer was being held, and decided to play. Big thanks to Cindy and Jim for their organization, and for Deera for being so helpful at the front desk. The courts are beautifully maintained and everyone we interacted with was kind