We come here pretty regularly with my kid's travel team, usually on Saturday afternoons, and…read moresometimes just for individual work a couple times a month. I don't have a lot to compare it to, but this spot has become part of our routine, and it's always cool to see whole teams and individual players getting their reps in. The batting cages are the main thing we use. They can be a little hit-or-miss accuracy-wise -- maybe around 65% on the pitches -- but at about $2 a round, it's still pretty cheap for what you get. Depending on how into it our kid is that day, we're usually here 1.5-2 hours. The facility itself feels like a typical sports warehouse: moderate noise, good lighting, and can get crowded, but it's workable. For being a place full of bats, balls, and kids running around, it's actually kept pretty clean. The staff has always been solid. They greet you when you come in and when you leave, and anytime we've needed help, they've been friendly and quick to point us in the right direction. Most of the time we already know what we're here for, but it's nice knowing the support is there. Overall, the pricing for individual use feels fair, and it's one of those places I'm honestly grateful exists. It gives the kids somewhere to train -- even in the cold months -- and that alone keeps us coming back.

I went here the other day simply for the batting cages and to get some hacks in before the upcoming…read moresoftball season starts. There are 3 cages that can either do baseball, fast pitch softball, or slow pitch softball. Sure, the balls were not consistent in speed or height, but that's fine. It won't be that way on the field either. Each credit gets you 15 pitches, which seemed fine to me. They do have some bats there to use, but bring your own if you have it. Those bats have seen better days. The tunnels looked like they were in great condition. The staff was friendly and explained everything to us since this was our first time here.

I had a great experience with Baltimore Beach volleyball! I played in a fall league, joining a team…read morethat was already established, so I don't have much experience with the registration-side of things, but I had a lot of fun! The courts are right by the water and well-maintained, the staff was very friendly, and I enjoyed the format of no scheduled games (which was different than other leagues I played in, it allowed for quite a bit of playing time). The league participants seemed to be of all ages and experience levels, so it was fairly easy to find a well-matched team to play against.

With a view of the Inner Harbor, this has an awesome view of the Baltimore Skyline while getting in…read moresome volleyball. My friend invited me out to sub since he was short a player and enjoyed my first time out here. Granted the weather was beautiful and the sand was awesome. I was thinking the sand was going to be nasty, but its premium sand that the courts are filled with. There are about 6 courts and different leagues from 2's, 4's, and Coed. It's like the Volleyball House but outdoors :) You can park at the Rusty Scupper lot and get your ticket validated at the tent and just pay $4 for parking.

The Middle Branch Fitness & Wellness Center is a 35,000 square foot facility featuring a gym,…read moreindoor/outdoor pools, basketball courts, indoor/outdoor walking path, maker's space, playground and so much more. The entry into this gym is free and they offer some free/low cost classes. Check-in to the gym is pretty easy and the facility is kept clean. Also, there is free parking available. This facility is great if you want to stay active for no more money in a nice facility and they have a small work area for work-for-home employees. This gym is also great for aquatics for the kids. If you are a "gym-rat" this may not be the space for you. All in all, it's a great facility for the community and I hope it continues to impact Baltimore positively.

Even though I was not born and raised in Baltimore, MD, I know this city's history very well. I…read morewant to start off by saying that Baltimore truly means it when people talk about building the city into the best version of itself. This facility is beautiful, and the staff make it even better. I attended a wellness expo here this weekend and truly felt surrounded by community and connection. This center was created with the intention of making Baltimore a better place and providing a space where both kids and adults can benefit. The bathrooms are HUGE and clean, there's a giant pool, basketball hoops, a gym, and an indoor track. I could keep listing all the amazing features, but everyone needs to come and visit for themselves. I am so impressed not only with the design and amenities of this place but also with the wonderful energy it has. I can't wait to come back!

Great place to be when it's too cold for the real thing! Great courses from around the world. BYOB…read moreif you're so inclined!

Never played duckpin bowling and it was confusing but fun Hahaa…read more Don't know how to score on paper the old school way much less the rules of duckpin which lets you bowl 3 times vs two in normal bowling The pins are smaller and I guess have a duck bottom and the balls are way smaller and lighter so it takes some adjusting to when rolling them! I found that not throwing the balls hard and not running up the lane but just throwing it from the top of lane crouched down did the trick It was a fun time Definitely an old school alley

Family owned and operated. Great for those learning or family fun. No fancy thrills, some arcade…read morestyle games but 18 bowling lanes, you came to bowl, right? Typical bowling alley food made to order. Friendly priced!!!! Leagues, fund raisers and just to have fun. Stop by

Great Rec center with a basketball court and football field! (With goal posts). There is street…read moreparking nearby, and it is near a Career Center. There are benches nearby that you can use to sit on.

As always the best Baseball Park one can visit. The atmosphere is ways 100…read more The food has gotten better as well as spirited drink options. The fan interaction is awesome. Many fun activities to keep it fun as well.

I had a great experience at this ballpark. I'm working on visiting various ballparks around the…read morecountry, so we got on the MARC train in DC and headed to Baltimore. It's a ballpark, so of course it has the usual suspects as far as food is concerned, but they also have food options like smash burgers, seafood, and barbecue. The drinks were really good, everything is expensive at the ballpark. We watched the Orioles play the Padres, that was very entertaining and they booed Manny Machado every time he was up at bat lol. The crowd was fun, it really is a good time for all ages.

This place is really cute. It's around $8 to play mini golf if you're not a Columbia association…read moremember, otherwise it's a dollar less. The course itself is really pretty and fairly clean. There's sand traps and "rivers". The water is dirty but that's expected. Sells ice cream and food. We also had an all day pass to the batting cages as well. Bats are provided along with helmets. It's done with a wrist pass, so there's no coins to get the cages started. So the GPS address actually takes you to an apartment residential area. The actual place is behind the plaza with Safeway and McDonald's. So try inputting those addresses instead! McDonalds: 5485 Harpers Farm Rd, Columbia, MD 21044 Go into the plaza and keep going straight back. You should see flags.

This is a fun place to spend a day in Columbia. The prices were very reasonable and there is a lot…read moreto do. The mini golf is a bit run down but my kids loved it for a casual day out. They have fun snacks and food to order. There is a pavilion area if you would like to host a party.