Very very unhappy with our experience. I don't know what…read moreelse to say except that we wasted thousands of dollars (literally) and were even forced to buy new uniform "kits" every single season including more practice shirts, socks, white pants, etc that amounted to even significantly more money. I could say a lot more but I don't need the headaches of this loser coming after me.

My son played for full count as a 13u. I signed him up for the 14u team in November of 2018. They…read morecharged a $500 deposit and then $300 dollars a month for a total of $2900. The first winter work out was on January 6. Unfortunately I had a tragedy in my family. My wife suddenly passed away. I informed Full Count on January 12 that my son could no longer play because his mother died and it was a physical and financial burden on my family for him to play. Full Count did stop charging my credit card, but refused to reimburse any of the $1100 dollars I was already charged. They only had two winter workouts and they insisted on keeping all the money. I offered to lose the $500 deposit if they gave me back the other $600. They refused to reimburse me at all. beware of this organization, you find out how people really are when something like this happens.

Thomae Park is one of many small township parks that started from humble beginnings. In the early…read more1970s there was just a low lying piece of township land until residents built a playground from discarded car tires. Now there is a baseball field, basketball court and a proper playground as well as open field space where soccer and football is played. Thomae Park hosts many neighborhood events and township recreation ball games. An unpaved parking area can accommodate more than a dozen cars and makes a great starting spot for a walk along the Green Brook which by the way holds some nice fish.

Does anyone know what happened to the Revolutionary War era house that used to be in Thomae Park,…read moreprior to its development. I remember it from my childhood visiting the area.

As always, we enjoy coming to this park. Spring is a great time to take advantage of the many…read morewalking paths and the expansive grounds. The playground is always a hit with the kids, and there are plenty of open grassy areas for frisbee, kicking a soccer ball, or just spreading out for a picnic. There's also a lot to do here: a splash park (in season), a golf course, bike paths, fishing, tennis, pickleball, and bocce. There are pavilions available for parties, along with grills and picnic tables for a BBQ. One of my favorite spots is the Rose Garden. It wasn't open on this visit (the sign noted an April 15 opening), but peak bloom is in June, and it's worth coming back for. Bottom line: A well-maintained park with something for everyone.

Colonial Patk is pretty . It has a Rose Garden. They must not be in season yet because I didnt see…read moremany. A very tranquil green space to relax and enjoy nature. A nice place . I wish there was more to see.

We love going to Somerset Patriots games…read more If you time it correctly you can see some big names at bat. But the real fun is just the overall experience. With ticket prices being super reasonable it makes for a great family outing with young kids who have a short attention span. Food and drinks options are plentiful. And we absolutely love the games where the kids get to run the bases. The stadium isn't too big so it's easy to get around and you can explore. Parking is also convenient and is only $5.

Pretty cool. First time coming here and we got good seats for cheap prices. Nothing bad to say.read more

This is great place for morning walk or evening walk. I and my husband spend evening at the park…read morefrom our daily busy schedule. It was very peaceful and relaxing. You can watch sunset between woods. This park has picnic area and barbecue grill. They also have outlet for phone charging and music system which is very cool to have in park. They have few court for playing like tennis and baseball. They have little walking trail and gazebo and also it two playground for kids. And that's not it, they do have changing room and bathroom.

First time mom here! Favorite park so far! This park is stroller friendly! The walking path can fit…read moreup to three moms with strollers, which is important to me because I always walk with a fellow mom! Most parks paths are narrow so we end up, one infront of the other, yelling our conversations over our shoulders. I also like that this park is so spacious and well kept. Picnic tables and grills are amazing. Had I known about this park sooner (I just moved in the area recently), I would have come here from the beginning! Mommy approved!

Nice place for a walk. Mostly level ground so it's good for all ages & health conditions. Lots of…read morepicnic benches for parties. And decent bathrooms... that's ALWAYS a plus!

There are 2 grounds here and I'm reviewing ground 2 , which is closer to the parking . Ground 1 is…read moregood . We had some U17 matches there and it's good. Ground 2 is a bit wierd . There is a tree right before the mid wicket boundary .... Everytime someone hits there and hits the tree, you have to run and score . It's not considered a six ! Nice and big parking !! Overall a good ground but ground 2 is a bit wierd !

Went here with my family for a game and it was fantastic. I used to live in the area when the…read morePatriots were just an independent team. Saw the AA affiliate of the Mets play here and it was amazing. Glad that you can still use cash to pay for concessions here. I hope they keep it that way.

Nice minor league ball park. Double A affiliate of Yankees. $5 parking but plenty of people park at…read morestrip mall across street to not pay. Reasonable ticket prices. Family friendly. Decent food. Recommend to go.

Rutgers University. The home of the Scarlet Knights…read more Rutgers Football. The first home of college football. RU. My alma mater. (Acknowledging that my review may be biased) The Highpoint Solutions stadium is now called the SHI stadium. They have added some "gourmet" eats in the concessions area including... ~ Jersey Eats (Section 104, 113, 124 & 132): Pork Roll; Egg & Cheese; Cheesesteak; Meatball Sub; Sausage & Peppers ~ Absurd Bird (Section 106 & 136): Chicken Tenders & Fries; Chicken & Waffles Sandwich; Grilled Chicken Sandwich; Fried Chicken Sandwich ~ Barbecue (Section 120 & 143): Pulled Pork; Loaded Tots; Mac & Cheese; Chorizo Chili ~ Jersey Mikes (Section 118): Chicken & Beef Cheesesteak; Assorted Cold Subs ~ Taqueria (Section 111 & 139) * * * Game day concession stands feature a variety of beer and wines.

It's an ok stadium…read more.. Home office of Rutgers football that opened in 1993. They renovated this place in 2009 making the capacity a little over 52k. If coming here, try and park over by the Jersey Mike's Arena and they run a shuttle bus from 3 hours prior to game time till 3 hours after. The concourse is very narrow. This creates long lines at most of the food/drink stands. Even a trip to the restrooms is an adventure. I tried making this trip when leaving the stadium early 3rd quarter and lines ran 3 sections over. Oh my :( On a positive note, they have several food trucks about a 5 minute walk from the entrance to wet anyone's appetite.

I was here for a 40th birthday party over the weekend. We played dodgeball, kickball, and used the…read morebatting cages. What a great place! Although I was sore and out of breath, it made me feel like a kid again. The facility is huge, clean and the staff is great. There is ample parking on site. There are vending machines and a small merchandise area in the lobby. I would recommend Zoned Sports for parties for all ages.

Very unprofessional coaching staff. Some have never played in college and there highest level of…read moreplay is high school. In my opinion, there is a lot you learn in college that is pivotal to teach younger children how to play baseball. My experience alone with Anthony Feltre was not the best, as the staff acts in a very unprofessional manner. I played baseball in college and in high school in nj. There are much better places like CKs, in the zone, and RPP which have coaches that have played at that division 1 or college level.

We brought our son here last year when we noticed they re-did it. The new equipment is well…read moremaintained and much nicer. There's a smaller section for small toddlers (smaller slides, a little house attached to it, etc.) and also a larger section for kids 5+ (larger slides, balance ropes, etc.). Both sections have some overhead coverage but the park itself is not shaded. There's also a separate area where the swings are and also a climbing rock/boulder. There's basketball courts adjacent to the kids playground and a good amount of parking. It's definitely one of the cleaner and newer parks around and would definitely recommend checking it out.