Wally Pond Irvington Community Center
City of Fremont Parks & Recreation · Private
The Wally Pond Irvington Community Center is a City of Fremont recreation center in a 12-acre park at 41885 Blacow Rd., with a 14,000-square-foot gym (basketball, volleyball and badminton courts). It hosts the city's youth basketball league plus basketball and volleyball camps, clinics and classes. Programming is municipal indoor-sports oriented; some offerings are short weekly classes rather than full-day camps. Specific camp hours vary by session.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact City of Fremont Parks & Recreation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Shea KeenanWe had a beautiful baby shower there. It's a lovely place that held 100+ people, easily.
★★★★★Anu PariharBeautiful park and community center classes are really nice .. tiny tots classes at this center are very impressive.. teacher grace and teacher heidi are doing excellent job in taking care of the kids .. nice picnic tables and reservation area for parties at the park
★★★★Anirban KunduLove it. Usually there for weekend badminton and other events. They should get ping pong tables and open it for open hours. Should be more accessible.
★★★★Karen SylvaMy daughter, myself and my 2 grandsons visit this park on occasion. We went there after a visit to McDonald's for food and iced coffee. We didn't step into the building on this visit, maybe soon. There were other children who were at the center for a Summer Recreation program so there was a bit of noise. The playground and areas are well maintained, I recommend this park if you want to go and just relax by yourself or your family.
★★★★★Pablo “Tseriblosom” GutierrezExcellent place to take the kids. Very, very clean and ample facilities. Really, really special place for kids' playground and while they're playing you can walk around but make sure there's somebody watching the young ones or you can alternate watching them.