Mather Sports Center
Cordova Recreation & Park District · Private
Regional sports center run by the Cordova Recreation & Park District at the Mather Sports Complex, offering youth summer camps such as a Nike Multi-Sport Camp (ages 6–17, 9am–noon) and combined basketball/taekwondo camps (ages 7–14). The complex includes gym, softball, baseball and soccer facilities plus a skate park.
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Powered by GoogleThe soccer field is good but the Sunday league ruins everything me and my friends like to go every weekend there but almost every time we just leave because they kick us out. The Sunday league officials took two of our balls and sometimes cuss at us. At this point rename the field from “park” to “Sunday league park”. Field is usually made for people that can play or at least try to learn how to play but the players that play there (Sunday league players) is trash. If you wanna play there I recommend to go on Saturdays but since one of the field is closed then the place is probably going to be full.
Nice fields. Turf is little old but the soccer ball is fast.
I go to a lot of baseball games and this was a surprise. The complex is huge. Plenty of wide sidewalks to get from one place to another and for handicap folks. Seating was great, not bleachers, rather fold down chairs. Net backdrop, not fence. No dirt, all turf, no sneezing or sinus stuffing. Concrete half walls around seating. Signs for which direction sport venues are would have been helpful.
Took my family to the Bones Love Milk Gravity Tour in Sacramento. We had never been to the sports center so it was a fun lil adventure for all of us. My partner & I got to sit back with our 3 year old & watch My step son & his friend skate the park & ride with professionals! They offered tutorials for beginners & had several booths all geared towards the skate community, as well as some free & non profit booths! Overall, we enjoyed a day together away from the house but I think the highlight for all was the free cookie Ice cream & cotton candy!
So many fences and so hard to find things. I felt like finding the exact location of lacrosse tryouts was not the easiest. Then my 4yr old daughter needed to go to the bathroom and trying to find an open bathroom seemed to be a challenge too. We finally found one - but it was in the gym where there was basketball happening and I didn’t want to pay to go watch basketball- we only needed to use the bathroom. That seemed to be the closest bathroom for the playground that was open on a Sunday afternoon. There was a lot of people hanging out smoking weed around the playground. This definitely is not a complex I’ll travel to again with my kids. I’ll choose other playgrounds and play spaces in the region. I’m normally great at navigating and finding things - but something about this place really confused me and it was irritating when my 4yr old had to go to the bathroom and we couldn’t find anything open.




