What no reviews? Let's fix that…read more I've spent many hot afternoons watching my daughter practice during soccer season and most weekends of her high school career lugging chairs to the field and cheering her on. The fields are massive here and a bit hard to find your assigned field of its it's not on the outlying area, but the grass is always freshly cut, the parking areas are nice and plentiful and there are restrooms and vending machines all throughout this place. Some other great things about this park. There's a very nice stocked lake for you to fish in. There's a separate dog park for you dog lovers and an actual pond they can jump in to cool off. It's close to an Albertsons grocery store, a few fast food places and a brand new WalMart.

I've spent countless hours at this park watching my oldest play soccer. The fields are well…read moremaintained (like other reviewers have mentioned) however it is seriously lacking in the shade department! It's blistering hot there and there's all of 3 pavilions in the whole complex and very few trees. Also, maybe some more water stations and bottle filling stations? Again...hotter than the sun. The road is also narrow and not pedestrian friendly, which is unfortunate since the loupe is almost exactly 1.5 miles. I have used it for running but am always dodging cars because people are in a hurry and there's not enough space. I feel like BREC missed an opportunity there. Bathrooms are what you'd expect at a park...kinda dirty and lots of spiders but there's *almost* always soap and toilet paper. I also agree with the other reviewer, the traffic gets insane when there's games/practices at the same time. Lines of cars wrapping around the park. There's so much space and opportunities to make it an excellent park other than just for playing soccer! A playground maybe? There's a dog park in the back that's actually pretty great, but I haven't been in awhile. Even has a pond for training hunting dogs!

I played indoor soccer in Shreveport for 10 years and was highly dissappointed when Sport Port…read moreclosed in 2013 because after playing with everyone for so long, we were like a family. A year later, I moved to Baton Rouge and discovered Premier Soccer Center indoor soccer facility on Nicholson Drive. I was thrilled to have a place to play again.... but wondered if I'd be able to make friends like I had at Sport Port and if there would be the sense of friendship, comraderie and respect. After playing with a few teams, I can honestly say this place is the highlight of my week, I play here at least 2-3 times every week. I've made a ton of new friends, to my surprise some of the guys even named a team after me! It was a surprise because I can kind of be a jerk on the field. The facility is TOP notch. There's a well run bar usually staffed by hotties and the owner Jason is an honest, sincere, great guy. Yes, he's extremely busy making schedules, keeping teams full and he's unafraid to do any of the work for the place himself... but if you just take some time to talk to him you'll see. In Shreveport at least once a month I'd drive 30 minutes to the facility and there wouldn't be a game because the other team didn't show or there wouldn't be enough players. That has never happened in the 18 months I've been at Premier Soccer Center. Jason works every day and if he thinks a team is going to be short he gets on the phone and texts and calls players to fill in. I know, cause he's always calling me to come fill in! He even broadcasts games on the Pelican Sports Network weekly... this place is a great asset to Baton Rouge and it's surrounding communities. I for one am super glad it's here!

This is an excellent facility that caters to all age groups, is run very efficiently, and has a…read moregreat atmosphere. There are dasher boards to keep the ball inbounds, air conditioning, a big scoreboard, music, a café, good turf to play on, and reasonable pricing of all activities. I would highly recommend checking it out. Lou Banas