I was going for a bike ride and found this gem! There's baseball fields, a paved walkway, some…read morepicnic tables, a basketball court, tennis courts, an empty paved court(maybe for dogs), a jungle gym, and street hockey field! I was amazed that they had that many things in one small park. There were mostly kids playing and a couple parents watching the little ones. It looks like you probably need a permit for the baseball field. It looks like a great place for kids that are local to go play!

College player from CA found this place on a rainy day. Victor is a great hitting coach that can…read moreaccurately break off any pitch in B.P. . He and his son were first class baseball people!

From the owner: Clemente's Baseball/Softball Academy is a fully equipped 20,000sqft., two Level Baseball & Softball…read moretraining facility located in Chestnut Ridge, NY right on the Border of Bergen County, NJ.

While the camp does a good job of teaching - there were some issues. First issue was the fact that…read morethere is no running water to refill your bottles so dehydration is a possibility in the plus 90 degree heat of July. Second issue was that they only have porta potties - not ideal during a plus 90 degree day. And lastly - the older campers are very quick to bully the younger (weaker) kids. My son was threatened with violence because the campers were made to run cause he broke a batting tee during drills. The staff doesn't care about any of these issues - they have a "not my job" attitude that really turned me off. I think it's ironic that the same people that complain that kids aren't playing baseball anymore will break the spirit of those kids that DO want to play baseball.

Nice park , driving felt like doing a hike in the-car. able to trail & hike, by foot , playground…read moreis big , kids can run from one end to the other end, and climb the pole. The swings are limited , should install more there's space in that section. Across has a tiny playground for much younger kids. They have a baseball field, need permission to play in , a bbq grill area. No concession stand. Bathroom is just fine, not too roomy or spacey. Will go back again

This is a great park! The playground alone is worth a visit and is huge! The park grounds are…read morelovely with accessible bathrooms in case of need. There is also a big parking lot where bike lessons are given by REI for kids learning how to ride their bikes. The parking is free. Overall I would return and enjoy everything the park has to offer.

Regan field has a ton of parking and is taken good care of by the town. It's a great place for the…read morekids to play and there's enough places to sit around the field for the parents

I've played company softball on this field several times over the past few years. It used to be a…read morereally crappy field (read: torn up grass, weeds, divots, shoddy infield, pretty much dilapidated and forgotten-- conditions not conducive to a softball or baseball game) up until a couple years ago when it was totally renovated.* Now, it's totally, shall I, say beautiful? Well, if you like turf, it's quite nice. So, obviously it's a no cleats field. There is a really nice track that surrounds the one field as well. There are stands for observers, bathrooms (which is a HUGE plus for athletes. Trust me...when ya gotta go, ya gotta go. Also, the bathrooms are clean, AND they have soap and hand towels! I was amazed.**), and locker rooms, but those aren't open to the general public and are solely for students who go to MB high school. The field is impeccably maintained too. I saw one groundskeeper (no, it wasn't Willy) who actually raked the infield when we were finished with our game last night. I guess my only gripe is it'd be great if the infield was covered to protect it from rain. It was slightly muddy at home plate last night. Oh, and since it's almost directly under the Manhattan Bridge, it can get a little noisy, so you might have trouble hearing your infield. So, if you belong to a NYC softball league and are scheduled to play here, you're lucky, because it's one of the nicer turf fields in the city. *This could also be called "Verizon Field" if you want to be all corporate about it. I think they gave the high school money for remodeling. **Maybe if I knew you better I'd tell you of the bathroom horror stories at most softball fields...flies, no doors, port-o-potties, or no bathroom at all, which doesn't help if say, you've drunk too much Gatorade and can't stand and pee like a guy. Oh, I've said too much.

dirt infield which runs deep enough for baseball. softball outfielders will normally end up…read morestanding on the dirt. the rest of the field is turf, but non-metal cleats ARE allowed. nice views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges. a previous review said turf and no cleats allowed, but that's incorrect. nice field, but well out if the way. best path is F train to east broadway stop, but that's still a 4-5 block walk from there.

Good park , very kid friendly , & lots of shade . Great park for the summer time . Multiple…read morebaseball fields , a basketball court , a local pool . Very good atmosphere . Also a dog park was recently built in between fields which is cool !

Great baseball trainers for all age groups. The front desk is nice and helpful. The trainers are…read morevery professional. Some have left for the minor leagues, which shows the level of training is high quality. My step son has been a client since they opened and now is going to play college ball :). Granted you need talent but the trainers know what they are doing.. Highly recommend