Love the place here. + 12 outdoor dedicated pickleball…read morecourts. + Restrooms, water, lights. + Occasionally they generously host open-invite events. + Surrounded by a beautiful part of town. + A rare commodity here for pb court design: permanent shaded seating area. Most pb parks, there's no shade for bystanders. Downsides: - Usually membership required. - Located kinda far in the middle of nowhere. The parking lot's okay. Large but kind of awkwardly designed.

I had a chance to play at westcoast pickle Pomona and I really enjoyed the open play during their…read moresoft opening.

WCPB is easily the best indoor pickleball facility I've visited! Excellent lighting, spacious court…read morelayouts, and a comfortable setup with seating between courts. Plus, the AC keeps it cool while you play. Great atmosphere for both reserved courts and open play. Highly recommended!

I had a really disappointing experience with ID Sports in Irvine. The tournament was extremely…read moreshort--barely enough time to feel like we actually got to compete--and yet the fees were way higher than expected. It honestly felt like we paid premium prices for something rushed and poorly structured. Organization was lacking, schedules felt squeezed, and overall it just didn't justify the cost at all. If you're thinking about signing up, I'd definitely recommend asking a lot of questions upfront about game time and value. Not worth the money in my opinion! It costed $130 for me and my partner to get 3 guaranteed games in the tournament.

This is a very nice facility for pickleball, however, I would be wary of tournaments here. I played…read morein a tournament a few months ago which was great. There were 7 teams, so each team played 6 games in a round robin, and then the top 4 teams advanced to playoffs. Every team was guaranteed 6 games. Not bad for a $55 tournament. However today, I played in another tournament. There were 8 teams instead of 7. However, rather than a full round robin so everyone would play 7 games, they split us into two groups of 4 teams, and we only did one round robin. So we were only guaranteed 3 games. Only 3 guaranteed games for the same $55 price is an absolute rip off. I'm not sure why we couldn't do a double round robin to play each team in our group twice. The tournament website also said there would be more consolation games for teams, but that was not the case. Was very optimistic going into the second tournament here since the first one was so great. But the tournament today was such a rip off that I don't think I will be coming back here for another tournament. 3 guaranteed games is a joke.

. Only two public, open-play pickleball courts. No reservations…read more + There's also a bocce lane/alley and a half bball court. - No restrooms or water. + But the restrooms and water at Mess Hall west down Flight Way are open most of the time. Some of the food there's pretty solid. - No shade or tables. + A few benches. - Last time I visited 1-2 yr ago, the public fixed lights were super dim. But recently people added new portable lights. Haven't tried them out; don't know how bright they are. As you can see in the pictures, the lights' cords are unplugged. Guess you gotta bring your own portable battery or extension cord? + Good amount of free parking. + Quiet, peaceful ambience. + Also a nice, safe neighborhood to go for a jog.

A friend told me about the ladder leagues here and I was curious to try it out. I was originally…read morelooking to sign up for a session where there was rain predicted, and emailed them asking about their rain policy. I never received a response, so I decided not to sign up and risk it. A couple of months later some other friends were signing up so I joined with them. We played the advanced beginner league which had a pretty wide array of skill levels playing. The fun of a ladder league is that after the first session you are playing with people at about your level, so you can have some very fun and challenging games. The lady who was running our league was very nice and created a fun environment for our play. We did end up getting rained out for two sessions, and they extended the league by two weeks to make up for it. However, the owners didn't contact everyone in the group to let us know about the cancellation, so both times people showed up expecting the league only to find it had been cancelled that week. The rankings which were uploaded to the website weekly were also wrong the second week and never uploaded the third week, so it was hard to track our progress. The courts are permanent and in good condition, so they were nice to play on and we made some new friends. Overall it was a fun experience, but the administration of the league really a lot of room for improvement.

Courts are in fair to good condition; depends on what the weather was recently like. Weekends have…read morebecome a joke as far as professionally run courts are concerned. Don't expect anyone to be there on time! The last 3-4 weeks, consistently 10-20 minutes late (and NO, they don't adjust the time you reserved your court!). For the last year (maybe even longer), the back courts 19, 20, 21 have been reserved for instruction. This past week, our group had been warming up on courts 13-15 (after getting on the courts after 0830). Ten minutes later, Coach Shelly comes over and tells us we have to move because her classes take priority and her reserved courts are wet at the baseline, but we can play on them!! What a joke for a "professional" instructor! For me, this is the last straw! The management of these courts, is incompetent, has no professionalism and should be replaced. Much better courts and people and teaching pros at a facility very close by; sorry but you will have to find them on your own, courts are too crowded! ;-) Too bad these courts are being ruined by Coach Shelly and whomever else is in charge!

Shout out to the whole Pickleball staff! You guys are awesome and are always welcoming with a…read moresmile. Pickleball has quickly become more than just a hobby for me--it's honestly an addiction in the best way. From the moment you step onto the court, there's an energy that's hard to describe. It's fun, fast-paced, and surprisingly competitive, yet still welcoming to players of all skill levels. What really makes pickleball special is the community. The courts feel like a second home, where familiar faces turn into friends and every game brings laughter, encouragement, and just the right amount of challenge. Whether you're there to improve your game or just unwind, it's the kind of place you never want to leave. If you haven't tried pickleball yet, you're missing out--it's one of those sports that hooks you instantly and keeps you coming back for more.

I originally gave PBX 5 stars about 11 months ago, shortly after I started playing pickleball. I…read moregenuinely loved the experience, the welcoming community & the people I met there. I even encouraged others to join bc I believed in what PBX offered. After becoming a member & spending 5-6 days a week over the following 10 months, my experience unfortunately changed. The community is still what makes PBX special. I made many wonderful friends & that was the MAIN reason I stayed. Another challenge is the wait time for games. Depending on how busy it is, the wait between games can be 30-60 minutes. On busy days, I sometimes spent 6-7 hours at PBX just to get 12-15 games in. The social community made the wait more tolerable, but for someone looking primarily for court time, the long waits are definitely something to consider. Unfortunately, the condition of the facility also became increasingly difficult to overlook. My biggest concern was the condition of the courts. There are patched areas, uneven spots, and noticeable humps that affect the playing surface. During my last 6 months there, I witnessed several falls & injuries. I also saw newer senior players on courts with uneven areas and felt it was important to make them aware so they could be careful. When I raised a concern about court safety, one of the owners suggested that the incidents could be related to players' shoes. But I told them I had personally witnessed a player fall during a game & we stopped playing to make sure she was okay. My intention was simply to look out for fellow players. The lack of AC also became a significant issue during this brutal Summer. During the recent heat wave, the facility became extremely hot and stuffy, with only a few fans. Many members were regularly discussing the heat and looking for cooler places to play. The bathrooms also need better cleaning and maintenance. I am no longer a member & was disappointed with how the end of my membership was communicated. After being such an active and supportive part of the community for many months, I had hoped for a more respectful and direct conversation. I don't regret the friendships & memories I made at PBX. Those were genuinely the best parts of my experience. I hope PBX invests in court maintenance, AC & cleanliness. The community deserves a comfortable, safe, and well-maintained place to play.

Fun skate park usually empty but today there were two other boys there. I think each one of them…read morewant their alone time and I skated for a while and left. And one advanced started doing his stuff and I was sitting under a tree watching . Then I came back an hour later to skate. But I fell twice the first time hard I walked it off. I was skating some more and hit something on the cement and fell again when I finished my shoulder, started getting sore darn.

This is a nice and beautiful park for nature walk, walking your dog and skate/scooter area for the…read morekids or adults and baseball fields. Wear pants if you walk after sundown because little things will bite you. Early morning and after sun down is nice. It gets SUPER busy if there are baseball/softball games - which means no parking. However, plenty of parking when there's no games. It is a few minutes from Tustin Market Place and other shopping plaza. There are actually staff onsite during operating hours. Restroom is open. There's vending machine as well. Be careful - watch out for coyotes because Peter Canyon Trail is next to the park.

Review 3/365 Day Challenge…read more My 1st time here for my son's tennis tournament match. He's came here a few times for away games from school. The facility is really clean and big. Have a lot of outdoor tennis courts along w pickle ball courts. The restrooms are also really clean. Has a shower too. In the area near the office entrance, there are a lot of tables and chairs to sit and enjoy a meal or drink under the tree with shades. Have an ice machine open to use. Located off State College street. Lots of parking available. It's on a same property lot with a big park.

Love the Anaheim tennis center. I've been playing tennis my whole life (I'm 43). After my first…read moreyear of college I quit for about 20 years because I was burnt out. After I moved to Anaheim, I decided to get back into it and this lace was my method for doing so. I go to their adult clinics at least once a week. I've tried almost all levels and like them all in their own ways. The live ball sessions are my fave due to the higher level of players. All the coaches are great. Th facility is large and has plenty of courts. I also like renting courts and a machine when I'm solo to practice my shots. I also get my rackets strung here. Really can't say enough good things about the facility. I highly recommend you come here and give tennis a try!