No wait times ever and all of the equipment you could need for a gym to stay in shape. The only…read morebasketball courts are the only things that really get busy there while you can always call their staff ahead of time and ask what the day looks like. Staff is always on top of it and quick to help with anything and answer questions anyone has.

Here for an all day volleyball tournament and specifically told no outdoor food or drink due to…read moreconcessions. We could not even bring a cooler in with our daughter's sports drinks. Their concessions are at the ticket counter and they have a box of chips and a cooler of drinks. That is it for an all day event with numerous teams here from out of town to compete. If you are going to host tournaments and charge people to get in, then you should at least have provisions that are advertised. So very disappointed.

SCSA has been great for our family so far! We've taken our son to camps for a couple of summers and…read morethe rec league for one spring season, and we're planning on sticking with SCSA for future rec leagues as long as he's interested. The facilities are really well maintained, from the outdoor fields to the indoor facility - which gives kids a good option in inclement weather. (Certainly not comparable to the outdoor space, but gives some options for camps especially.) Really all of our "negative" experiences have been around weather, which you just can't control for an outdoor sport. We had quite a few rain-outs this last season and there are only 3 days of make-up games in the schedule -- but that was made clear up front and you have to understand they've got other things to plan in the future and can't just extend the schedule forever. But even in the weather delays, communication was crystal clear and they did everything they could to balance kids' safety with not overreacting (a thunderstorm at noon didn't affect a 5:30pm game - they waited until shortly before the game to make the right call based on conditions at game time.

This is a nice soccer complex that hosts youth soccer from ages 3 to 19. It was founded in 1980,…read moreand at 42 acres it is the areas largest privately owned and managed youth soccer club. They hosts camps, tournaments and little league practices and games here. It has two private parking lots (North and South) that fills up very quickly when there are large events or lots of practices going on. You will find an overflow parking lot across the street. It has 32 fields. But all are not the same size they have smaller fields that are designated for younger children. The fields are well marked and it is easy to find the filed that you looking for. There are no bleachers here, so be sure to bring your own chair if you plan to sit. There is also a snack bar, a shelter with picnic tables under it, some very nice rest rooms and an indoor facility. On busy days, you will find a few food trucks on site. The grounds are very well kept and the staff there is very friendly and helpful. There is no smoking, alcohol, or pets allowed at the complex. I like this complex. It seems to be well managed, looks great and my little one has a great time when he plays here.

Kuntz Memorial Soccer Stadium is a longtime presence in the Riverside area. It's fairly close to…read morethe once again growing Riverside Park area along with the Waterway area (think Amp). While it falls under Indy Parks, it's managed by Riverside Sports Properties. Kuntz is considered one of Indy's premier outdoor soccer facilities with a long history of hosting local, regional, national, and international events. The stadium has two FIFA regulated game fields - 120 years in length, 75 yards wide with a championship field that can seat 5,257. It also has four newly renovated player locker rooms, an official's room, a press box, and a VIP conference room overlooking the Championship Field. In 2024, plans were announced to transform it into primarily rugby use. I think that remains to be seen, though it's had some resistance from the neighborhood. That, for me, speaks to the value of the stadium to the area as it has always been a stadium that has partnered with local groups including leagues - Central Indiana Amateur Soccer League, IHSAA, and a number of youth and high school soccer programs. The stadium is also the home of Indianapolis Alleycats, a professional ultimate frisbee league. So, how is it? First off, the complex really has been receiving some love as of late. For awhile, it was pretty run-down. However, it has been spruced up and looks appealing. The parking lot is a good-sized lot and it's fairly easy to find accessible parking. The bleachers, of course, have definite limitations in terms of access. Getting around the stadium itself is pretty accessible. The area itself is growing to a certain degree. It is still a mixture of tech, industrial, and a few non-profits utilize some office sections nearby. Kuntz is probably one of my favorite of the mid-range sports facilities in Indy. I used to get over here more often than I do these days, however, I'll still occasionally stop by for local events. I've also attended an Alleycats match. I tend to like smaller events - bigger stadiums can get a bit overwhelming. This is a modest-sized, easy to access stadium with some great options for soccer and occasionally other sports.

I came here to watch a friend play soccer and help keep an eye on her little one, this is a well…read moremaintained location for soccer! The field was clean, and I loved that it had lights for when it got dark, and the bathrooms were very clean as well.

Amazing soccer technology!! The staff is amazing and super nice. I always look forward to going and…read morethink that it has been improving on my skills and footwork. they also have a ball shooter so you can work on first touch. definitely recommend five stars.

Only been 3 times so far. But first impression was it is inviting and welcoming. Even has places…read morefor parents to sit and observe. Lot of membership flexibility. Trainers have big time experience. Smaller one on one time with players compared to other places where you're in a mix of 20-30 players so you can get more immediate feedback and coaching. I was skeptical of the technology approach vs traditional skills sessions but they're on to something for sure. My kid likes it and her first touch has already improved. Also...they used her name when coaching her. She wasn't a number and that meant something to her.

This place is great if you need to rent an indoor court for basketball or volleyball, or if you are…read morelooking for a place to play soccer indoors. There is also a decent indoor track to run on. The facility is run by Bloomington Parks and Recreation. They seem to have a heavy focus on group sports and exercise classes. If you are not registered for one of the sports/classes, you do still need to buy a membership or pay a daily fee to use the facility. They do offer a cardio and strength-training area; however, If you want a fitness club, you will be better off going to an actual fitness club. A liability of this place, in my mind, is the lack of a proper changing room and no shower area. If you need to change clothes, you have to do it in a regular bathroom.

Indy 11 has been on my list of things to do because I love attending sporting events in person!…read more Saturday night was the perfect night to attend! There is nothing like going to a sporting event with all the energy and excitement! Indy 11 fans did not disappoint! They love their team! Played music and cheered them on the whole game! Smoke bombs when team scored! I'm an animal lover so getting to meet their mascot in person was a plus! They walk around greeting fans and love the attention they get! They are well behaved so that makes them even more lovable! If you don't grab a bite to eat before the game, there are plenty of food trucks to choose from. I recommend seeing an Indy 11 game whether you like Soccer or not. It's a great way to spend the evening with friends and/or family.

Highly recommend! This was a great family day out! The game itself was well organized, and easy to…read moreaccess! Parking across the street, made it really convenient. The family enjoyed the crowd so much, made the game even more fun! It was nice to have some areas where you can stand and move around. All the food trucks were nice too, I enjoyed Ben's pretzels. It was a win to have decent food options at a stadium. The stadium staff was kind, and easy to talk with, very helpful! The players were made the game, talented and kept everyone engaged! Super fun evening! Go Indy Eleven!

The indoor soccer facilities are fine…read more One main reason it's not five stars: Not enough parking. They pack the games back to back to back. There's enough parking for one set of parents/players. But if a game ends at 11am and another game starts at 11:10am, the later game's players, coaches, and parents will arrive at 10:55am or so while the earlier game's vehicles are still in the lot. No parking spaces and people end up parking on the grass, in the lot next door, etc. And guess what happens at 11:15am? Earlier game's vehicles leave and spots open up. I don't have a solution for this other than a bigger lot.

Best soccer fields in Western Indiana. Great place to play.read more

A great stadium on a beautiful day. This place is going to be packed today since IU is having a…read morereally great football season ain't no so far. Very easily accessible lots of entrances and really hasn't felt crowded yet. Lots of concession stands all over the place as well as little smaller kiosks with people selling various things. In addition, game day is here from ESPN, so it is absolutely crazy out in the tailgate area. Lots and lots of tailgate spaces lots of sponsored areas lots of giveaways tons of fun stuff to do on a football game Saturday morning. Tickets were not overly expensive though, since Indiana is good this year they are selling out some of their games. they also gave towels at each of the seats for the game. Lots of music playing lots of energy in the stadium great day.

So, I graduated from IU in 1989. During my time there, I lived walkable distance to IU Memorial…read moreStadium. I was in the stadium during a graduation ceremony (not mine - it was bad weather and we had to have it elsewhere). But, I never went to a football game. So, this year, we decided to correct that. My wife and I went to see the Northwestern / IU game on and took our two kids with us. It was cold in November, but we dressed appropriately. I stewed over which seats to reserve and when we got there, I realized we had great seats but also, there really is not a bad seat in the house. It was a great time (helped that IU won!). The stadium has a great college atmosphere to it, it is easy getting in and out (we parked at the stadium - easy peasy). We had some football game food that was not gourmet, but better than average for a football game. We just sat on the bench. I saw other people come in with seat pads or seat chairs. I read how someone was not allowed to do so - but I saw others doing it so I don't know what the deal was there. I also had no issues getting the seats that were sold to us. We had a great time and I look forward to going back. My suggestion is go make a day of it and experience some IU with a game if you are going.