This is a beautiful sports park! It's clean and big with have multiple fields which are perfect for…read moretournaments. Along the fields are long pathways where people can walk their dog or just enjoy the came from afar. They do have a small playground area as well.

Ive been to a lot of baseball parks over the years and this one by far was the most beautiful. Tons…read moreof parking, very nice neighborhood, easy access, clean and looks brand new. The fields are beautiful. Big concession area and music over a speaker system. They actually have large clean bathrooms with everything you need. Its definitely 5 stars!

Love this sports park! There's so much to do and for as small as it seems, it's actually pretty…read morebig. There's plenty of restrooms and they're clean single occupancy use restrooms. Love that there's a great playground for younger kids to play while the older kids might be busy with sports. There's a ton of shade and open space to set up and watch games. Such a great breeze up top to watch the field as well.

It's amazing how big this place is and it has so many courts for Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. One…read moresad thing is you will see groups after groups practicing and not seeing anyone playing pickup basketball here. Great place for family overall.

Chase Field has pretty nice fields. We watch our grandsons baseball games here. It is nice that…read morethey have a small snack bar and the restrooms share the same building. The outfields look well taken care of as well as the infield. There are bleachers centered where you could sit on sides to view field 1, 2 and 3. Another bleacher that views only field 3. This field provides a score board for each field. Just in front of the snack bar is a nice sized seating area built around a tree. This venue is quite crowded as there is always 3 games going on at the same time and by time they are finished another team is ready to start. Lighting is pretty good during the evening games. Parking is a madhouse. Do arrive early so that you can find parking and not be late to the game!

Well maintained Baseball fields gets 5 ratings, but badly maintained restrooms take 1 rating away…read more Outfield is neatly maintained and trimmed grass. Infield dirt is always kept neat and leavelled. Two fields in this place with dugout and sweater bleacher area for both teams. Restrooms, hod walk area, park benches are other good things about this park. Downside: to close to roads, restrooms could use some cleaning.

Basically a bunch of baseball fields put up around each other so it is what it is a park with grass…read moredirt and a pitchers mound! Baseball park for what it will be with a good amount of fields and plenty of parking you so know that your here to hit a home run! The park is like I said a few baseball fields right on the Aliso Creek Trail so if you get bored with the game you can go for a walk or two through the trail to where ever you want to explore too. For a park the restrooms here were super clean and didn't smell that's a biggie when it comes to parks as not many can say that as it's usually for the worse. Come here to hit some balls have some fun and just play around how could you go wrong! So it seems a group of little league kids play here which is totally awesome so just keep your cool and support them don't be that pushy parent who yells at the kids and their coach because no one wants you around! Overall mellow little park who knows when and if I'll come back but hey there's always another day at the park somewhere!

I'm not from the OC area and we were looking to park my truck so we could ride on the long bicycle…read moretrail. It was Saturday and there was plenty of parking spots available in this clean well maintained park and the trail was just a few yards away. The restrooms are clean and spacious for a public park.

Two baseball fields hidden in a secluded area. Nothing really special aside that it's inside an IC…read morecommunity. Not sure how one can access it. I've seen better fields at BLDs

This is a beautiful sports park in the private south Orange County community of Coto de Caza. It…read morehas amazing views, high quality equipment for sports, and lots of playground equipment. The grounds are immaculate and everything is well maintained to be in optimal condition. There are approximately four baseball diamonds, two full size basketball courts, a volleyball court, and two playgrounds - one for smaller children as well as one for older children. There are several benches with cover shades and charcoal barbecues. The park itself is also surrounded by a wilderness type area and has wonderful little walking paths all throughout it. Watch out for rattlesnakes though, because they are out especially during the spring and Summer. We encountered a huge one the last time we were there at the edge of one of the baseball fields. This is a super fun park to spend an afternoon playing with kids, playing in a sport, going on a picnic, or just enjoying the day. Five stars!

Machris Park is a small, clean park wedged into a small quiet corner of the desert. It's visually…read moreappealing, well-kept, and loaded with basic outdoor comforts--walking trails, playground, sports courts, picnic spots--with charming mountain views as well. It's not sprawling, but it's got what counts for everyday fun--just enough space to shoot hoops, walk the dog, or have a family picnic.

Skyline views from this beautiful park. Very clean & very well maintained. Highly recommended for…read morethe kids to play and to do a barbecue. The baseball field is probably one of the best in Yucca Valley.

This field is great for baseball and has restroom. The only problem is that only street parking.read more

After our initial conversation a week ago, during which I explicitly mentioned that my 12-year-old…read moreson is a complete beginner with no prior baseball experience, I was disappointed by the approach taken during the evaluation. The session began with an immediate criticism regarding my son's attire. Hey NumbNuts, this was his first experience with the sport and that specific gear requirements were not mentioned during our introductory call, this greeting set an unprofessional tone for the meeting. More importantly, I was deeply concerned by your physical conduct and the way you handled my son during the drills. His visible discomfort and nervousness made it clear that your coaching style is not a fit for a student who requires patience and encouragement. Jose, You need to tone it down and be easy with the kids, some parents are not going to be easy, wouldn't want to get your a** popped! Furthermore, I would suggest reconsidering how you present your professional background. While you highlight your history as a recruiter for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, and Colorado Rockies, (Whack A** Teams) the quality of the experience did not translate into an effective or welcoming environment for a new player. Due to these concerns regarding your conduct and the lack of a suitable environment for beginners, I wouldn't recommend this clown!

This is by far a best baseball academy. Coach Jose is a pro and very committed towards teaching…read morecorrect mechanics and ensuring kids understand the game. We are glad to find Coach Jose and his staff. Thanks.

These three stars for the fields, everything else is expensive and not worth…read more Entry $8 , for what ? Preferred Parking: $10, why? Food $$, expensive food and very average quality 25% chairs are broken and no shade. As I mentioned early, the fields are good. The complex is famous for its scaled-down replicas of iconic Major League Baseball stadiums. For example, Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Dodger Stadium and Angel Stadium. Each field features real turf outfields and dirt infields, They also have dugouts and some cages around for practice. Overall good experience with hole in my wallet.

One of the reviewers 7 months ago complained about the $8 entry fee and $10 preferred parking fee…read more I don't know if all the facilities charge the same but we went to the BLD in Jurupa yesterday and the entry charge was $16. We paid $13 with the senior discount they gave us but that is still $5 more than the reviewer paid 7 months earlier.The preferred parking was $20 so basically the prices doubled from what they were 7 months before. One thing they should do is remove some of the preferred parking spots and repurpose them as additional disabled parking because there aren't enough disabled parking spots. I know there is a certain formula used to determine how many disabled spots a business or government entity must set aside per how many overall spots in the lot. That said adding some more tho not required would certainly have disabled people look at the company in a more positive light. We had to park near the main driveway entrance/exit then walk to the last field entrance to pay. From there we had to walk to the furthest field where our grandson was playing. My wife and I both use walkers and it was an especially difficult walk for me. Tho there would be no guarantee we'd find an empty added disabled spot there was a chance we would have. I understand it's all about the bottom line but companies need to think about the people who come to their facility and pay the money to enter and buy the food and drinks. If they didn't come those companies would go out of business.