Dirt lot parking and it's really bumpy. Small entry and there were about 6 courts? It's right…read moreacross from Gonzaga campus surroundings.

Very spacious facility, an ideal location to host camps and/or clinics. Multiple courts/hoops, HUGE…read moreauxiliary gym, and all the gym equipment you need. More than enough room for multiple sports and activities. A hooper's....excuse me, an athlete's paradise. So what are you waiting for.....It isn't called the Warehouse for nothing. Get up and get the gang together and go get some work in.

Home of the Gonzaga Bulldogs soccer teams located in the southwest part of the campus. Smaller…read morecomplex but very nice. Metal bleachers with grass seating around the field. More intimate to grand but great place to take in a college soccer game.

They had a flood a year ago and they are still under construction, but once that's all put back…read moretogether, it will be a great place

Most affordable place in town with real indoor courts. (Real surface. Painted. No extra lines. Not…read morewood. Quality nets.) Great vibe with something for all skill levels. Ceiling height is a little low but it's a great spot. Lots of outdoor courts when weather allows.

Great park for all ages. Trail around the edge for walking or running, kids playground and swings,…read morebasketball court, and an open field for sports or dogs.

Great neighborhood park with two play structures, a swing set, a sand pit to play in and basketball…read morecourt. The play structures are great for bigger kids and toddlers and the swings have big kid and baby seats. Huge grassy park area and a little wooded area fun for outdoor scavenger hunts with little kids! The entire park has a walking path that goes around it that's good for dogs and kids with bikes. Plenty of parking available around the park makes it easily accessible! Summer can get crowded with what appear to be camp programs. Overall highly recommend!

My family highly enjoys this park. It has a basketball court, splash pad, big kid playground,…read moretoddler playground, swings, plenty of grassy area for just hanging out, and some really cool outdoor fireplaces. There is a cute coffee shop across the street. And in the summer they have concerts at the park!

One of our favorite parks in Spokane. It's the perfect place for a play date and in the summer…read moremonths it boasts a great splash pad. Picnic tables, shade from the enormous pines, two playgrounds, basketball, and the aforementioned splash pad make it a great place to spend the afternoon.

Blockyard is an awesome gym. The owner is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet, always smiling…read moreand creating a great vibe. The staff are solid too and always helpful. The bouldering is fantastic with a good mix of easier climbs and tough ones that push you. Within my first month I was already climbing around V5, which shows how motivating the gym is. The workout area upstairs is spacious, well equipped, and never feels crowded. The atmosphere is great! Good music, and plenty of space. It's chalky like any climbing gym, but still kept very clean. Overall, Blockyard has a great community and awesome climbing. Definitely a 5/5.

This place was so great!! Owner and staff were extremely friendly and hospitable. Felt right at…read morehome even though we're were just swinging through on a road trip. Creative route setting made our drop in super fun! Would definitely stop by this place again and would recommend it to everyone!

A great place to buy soccer cleats! We looked all over Spokane and the selection was so limited…read more We actually had options to choose from when we came here. The prices were great, and the staff was so helpful.

Poor conditions - gaps in walls, wrinkled/ripped turf, and holes in nets (ball gets lost behind…read morelocked doors) Unprofessional - refs try to keep things even rather than make correct calls. Refs also fail to keep things safe and aren't looking at the game half the time (socializing on sideline) Overpriced - Teams are required to pay ref in cash for every game. I suspect they don't want to report refs as employees to pay less taxes. I would switch to another facility in a heartbeat, but this center is holding a monopoly.

Sept 7, 2025: I bring my two young granddaughters here occasionally. They enjoy the playground sets…read moreand splash pad. Most of the park is shaded and that really helps during these warm summer months.

Decent size urban neighborhood park, that could be better…read more What it has going for it: - basketball court - playgrounds - water splash pad for kids during summer months - nice gazebo in middle of park - plenty of on street parking right outside park - bathroom facilities - plenty of shade trees - clean park What it has going against it: - walking paths are gravel/dirt - homeless guy slepping in gazebo - area seems a little schetchy Park would have scored higher with real walkways and if homeless weren't sleeping in park