Hollandia Park is a beautiful place for a stroll…read more It has something for everyone: a fantastic playground with a climbing wall for the kids, a great skate park, and it's totally dog-friendly. Parking along the road is super easy, too.

My grandkids are enjoying playing here this evening.... they are enjoying the climbing structure,…read more as well as the other equipment....it's early evening and a good time to play..

We were invited in by Marcus to check out UBS San Marcos for targeted baseball training and meet…read morethe staff. The knowledge level here is expert level, super chill friendly vibe and laser focused on the work. The facility is top shelf and all staff members are hands on and helpful. Honestly, so are the members we met, so it's hard to tell who's who... I'm a fan of UBS San Marcos so we're in for three months.

From the owner: Union Baseball Systems delivers pro-style, progressive baseball training to the San Diego area —…read morecombining MLB-level development systems with a fun, supportive training environment for players of all ages. What We Offer: ● Pro-Style Development: Train using the same tools, technology, and systems trusted at the Major League level. ● Holistic Training: Unlock your full potential with individualized hitting, pitching, and strength programs. ● Objective Progress Tracking: We assess, test, and retest to personalize your plan and show real improvement. ● Elite Coaching Staff: Our instructors have coached, played, and developed talent at the highest levels. ● Player-First Environment: UBS is a place where players love to train — a culture that encourages curiosity, growth, and learning from failure.

On the way down to San Diego. We needed a place to let the dogs run around and stretch their legs…read more Found this place on Yelp. It's not to far from the freeway. It has both a large and small area for the dogs. Both are fenced in. Both have water and poopie bags available. For being in a neighborhood,it was pretty clean. It has a clay surface,like a baseball field. Which is what I prefer,no smell,and easier to keep clean. We lucked out,there was another beagle there today. To bad we really couldn't stay longer to play. But next time we know to plan ahead to stop at this place

Such a beautiful park! It is a lot bigger than it looked in photos to me, with plenty of grass,…read moresome kind of outdoor sports arena, playground with splash pad, restrooms, and beautiful views of the hills of San Marcos! I spent a Sunday afternoon here and had a blast! The only thing I noticed that needs improvement is the parking situation; on Easter there was no parking left and people were parking in red zones.

Love this park, been coming for over a decade. It's the only place we come for fireworks show every…read moreyear. Love the live bands & dance floor. It's a great time every time!

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars…read more This review is strictly for Baseball fields. There are 4 major fields and few practice fields. The park is huge including a BMX bick tracks, which is spread across lot of areas. ApApart from that, this park features baseball diamonds, a soccer field, a playground, picnic areas, and more. It's a really nice sports park that's bustling in the evenings. There are some good baseball fields and ample space for soccer and football. However, parking can be a bit tight, and the bathrooms are just okay. There are water fountains and place to fill bottle. Overall, the park is well-maintained. But the baseball, the outfields leave much to be desired, with numerous bumpy patches causing the ball to bounce instead of roll. Parking on streets close to home base it's a risk. Beware.

Nice park adjacent to Paloma Elementary School located in the Santa Fe Hills area of San Marcos. We…read morehave visited twice. First to watch our granddaughter play soccer and next to watch her play Friday Night Lights Flag Football. The park is easy enough to get to and parking is not bad even with youth sports taking place. The park has a pool, playground, tennis courts, a basketball court, sports fields and a baseball diamond. There are mature trees for shade and some spots for a picnic. We seem to visit more parks now that we have grandchildren. It is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and spending time with the grandkids is one of the greatest joys in my life.

This is a beautifully maintained park. I enjoyed walking around and exploring the fields. This park…read moreis mostly for team sports. I lounged under the shade of a tree and watched people playing soccor while I was there. There are also plenty of baseball fields. I will return during the splashland/pool season so I can review the fun to be had in there. Other then that, unless there is a sport event then I will go to another park. This one is great for family friendly or sport teams friendly. Lovely area, and a school surrounds its outskirts.

Cool skate park for skateboarding, bikes, scooters. They have a play area and clean restrooms. A…read morenice pool area for swimming classes, Carlsbad has a ll the nice parks and plenty of parking. Close to the pacific beach

We have been coming to this pool for three summers now. The facilities are great. The pools are…read morebeautiful and the temperature is always really nice. I love that they have a splash pad for tiny kids. Seating is a bit tricky. They've got tables under shade, however they are on the other side of the center, out of viewing range of the pool. Most people just put their stuff on the ground and hope to get a spot on the boiling astroturf. There are big bathrooms with lockers and showers and it's a mixed bag on how clean they are. The biggest downside is the staff. The lifeguards are really inconsistent and I've seen people even yell at the lifeguards to do their job when kids aren't following the rules. The office staff are a nightmare. They are so rude and pushy. In the summer, they do an inflatable obstacle course two days a week. The rules for admission are absolutely ridiculous and they only sell 30 wristbands for it for the day. Once they sell out, they just put a sign up on the ticket window and walk away leaving everyone left in line to wonder what's going on. They could use a big staffing upgrade.

It was the perrrfect day to plant 25 trees at Poinsettia Community Park in celebration of Arbor…read moreDay. This event was well received by the community...more than 30 people (mixed age groups) showed up to volunteer. It was AWESOME!! This beauuutiful 42-acre park contains the largest public tennis complex in the city (10 tennis courts and 6 pickleball courts), basketball court, baseball/softball fields, a multi-sport turf arena, alongside a modern playground, designated dog park area, and shaded picnic areas. Major pluses are restrooms, drinking fountains, and free parking. I definitely recommend this green space and family-friendly park to the Yelp Community :-)

Poinsettia is a very gorgeous park. It is easy to find a parking spot as there are plenty. The…read morewhole world is overwhelming big, so much space everywhere, very grassy and so many different areas and sport opportunities. Loved having a picnic there and will enjoy many more when in the area. Tennis, pickleball, playground, many picnic tables, huge dog park...this has it all. I walked a lot there and saw birds and smelled fresh and everything very clean. Lovely park.

First time at this part and it was great. Lots of places to walk around and let your dog run…read more Everyone there was so friendly and the park was very well kept.

Need something other than bark for ground cover. My senior dog had issues with walking on the bark…read more It's fine for younger dogs. Not too big either