Mountain View Park has 3 various sized baseball fields (Mound/Bases: 46/60 and 50/70 and 60/90) for…read moreall levels/ages of players. The fields are well maintained, with bench areas, 1 practice batting area per "dugout", lights, the larger fields have electronic scoreboards. There's a concession stand run by the local baseball league with the usual hotdogs, hamburgers (& cheeseburgers) candy, hot pretzels, etc etc. All reasonably priced. Parking is adequate (however I've never been there during a big tournament). There is also a small playground area for little ones.

The Trenton Thunder used to be the Double-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. Then the Yankees…read moreabandoned them like cowards and slunk off to Somerset, which is a sentence you do not recover from easily. People thought baseball might die in Trenton. Baseball is stubborn though. It does not die. It mutates. Now the Thunder play in the MLB Draft League. This is not the big leagues. It is not even close. It is a proving ground for college kids and hopefuls trying to get noticed by scouts. The level of play is lower. Sometimes much lower. But baseball is still baseball, even when it is imperfect. Maybe especially then. The ballpark itself is still beautiful. You could sit anywhere and feel like royalty. The worst seat here would cost you a hundred dollars in a Major League park. In Trenton it costs less than a family trip to Burger King. Parking is five dollars. Cash only. I paid my five dollars and felt like I had tricked the universe. The concessions are better than they have to be. Case's Pork Roll. Colbie's Southern Kissed Chicken. Raccoon Saloon. Killarney's. Rita's Italian Ice. The names sound like a carnival, and in a way they are. The food is affordable, too, which feels like a misprint in America these days. Promotions are plentiful. Fireworks. Thirsty Thursdays with two-dollar drafts and three-dollar aluminum bottles. This is a land where inflation forgot to look. The bat dogs are still here. Dogs that run out and fetch bats. It feels like cheating at joy, like the universe is handing you a gift and refusing to charge extra for it. The truth is the product on the field is not what it used to be. You will not see future Yankees here anymore. But you will still see baseball, and you will see it for cheap, with fireworks and pork roll and dogs who think bat retrieval is their divine mission. Four stars. Because this is still a great night out for families who even casually enjoy the game. Baseball lives in Trenton, just in a different costume.

Such a fun night at the Thunder game! We got great seats at an extremely affordable price! Parking…read morewas also affordable and easy. The food inside was good. And the entertainment before, during, and after the game was so fun! Boomer the mascot, games between innings, the bat retrieval dog, games, the jumbo from, the dance group, and fireworks! They also went out of their way to honor community members. Outstanding!

I play way too much mini golf, I may have a problem, I know this, but with all the mini golf I play…read morevery few make me say wow they got this right, Castaway Cove is one of the ones that made me say wow. Castaway Cove is 2 18 holes course located right in the heart of Point Pleasant's boardwalk. The theming of the place is shipwreck/pirates, and this places nails the theming, they have massive waterfalls, and ships and intricate set pieces in the caves too look at, but they also nail the smaller stuff, if you look at the rocks you might see a small fossil in there as well. The courses are both well designed they go up and down, around and thru the mountain the course is built upon. I like that each course have verity on them, you are inside than out side, then down some steps and inside again, it is a nice variety you don't see on may course. The holes are very well done, they are unique and not too challenging, but they are all different enough so that you do not get board playing them. The replay value is high here, the courses are soo different that you should play both. Overall one of the best mini golf courses that I have played, defiantly some place you should visit if you are in the Point Pleasant area.

Great ambiance, really fun holes. The theming is great and the holes are diverse from one another…read more Highly recommend!

Came here for a Rutgers graduation. The security check before entering the arena. No water bottles,…read moreno snack and small bags only. Then I realize they sell beverages and light snacks inside (?). I guess ways to make money. I can see they use it for sports events. Many championships flags hanging on the roof. Multiple bathroom. Easy to navigate inside the arena. All the seat sections are labeled and with signs.

I've lived in Piscataway most my adult life. And only been here for my kids graduations…read more My niece's team is playing in the high school championship game...And they won. Yaaayyay. This arena is where the Rutgers men and women play. I can see how it can get crazy in here with the college. The high school championship drew a lot of attention. Nothing like supporting the kids. The stadium is a good size. Seating has really good leg room surprisingly. Parking was a fee and the food inside is well over priced. Since it is Jersey Mike's Arena. Jersey Mike's is the sandwich stand you will eat from. But there were other vendors selling there products. I had a cup of Auntie Anne's cinnamon pretzels and a bottle water and it cost me $18. Was a fun game in a great place to set the right tone..and listening to the intense crowd. Lord I remember being that parent.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Great, intimate ballpark to catch a local, minor league (Brooklyn Cyclones) baseball game. + Every seat (7,000 of them) in the house provides a great view of the field and action. + Tickets to all Cyclones games are VERY, VERY affordable, especially when bringing the family along. + The Brooklyn Cyclones have many promotional giveaways, including their most popular one - Seinfeld night - which typically occurs in August. + Many food vendors inside that not only sell your typical chicken tenders, burgers and hot dogs with fries, but they have since expanded their offerings to include pizza, chicken sandwiches ... and, one of my faves, corn dogs! + Ballpark private parking lot adjacent to the park and it's only $10 on game days (as long as you park here within 2 hours prior to the start of the game). THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - The surrounding area in Coney Island can be somewhat sketchy and rowdy at times. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Even though there is a private parking lot, street parking spots tend to open up here and there on weekends when folks begin leaving the beach. You WILL have to circle around though still. CONCLUSION -------------------- = Our family has been to numerous Brooklyn Cyclones games over the last decade and, honestly, it's one of my favorite places to go to watch a game, especially on Seinfeld night, which has grown exponentially in popularity to the point it's always a sell out every season! In addition, on Seinfeld night, every fan in attendance is now provided the giveaway (a bobblehead), unlike years past.

My first time here was years ago when they had Peace Corps night. I got to be part of the…read morevolunteers with my sister's group and got to be on the field with my nephew. It was a fun time. Came back for a Sunday game with my family. Boy was it hot. We thankfully found street parking by where all the auto shops were so the walk over was under 5 mins. The staff here are super accommodating. The man in our area wiped our seats down before he let us sit. How nice. I got myself hot dog and fries and a cold bev. As soon as I finished my food, I ended up standing by the concession where a small party was doing face painting. The heat was too much for me and my sister. We stood in a corner instead catching bits of the game, but mostly people watching. We ended up leaving after a bit and walked the boardwalk instead. See you next time.

Really nice place to take your kids. Safe and clean. You…read morecan watch other kids play baseball on the field.

Spacious playground nestled in Lawrence Townships's Central Park. Good for kids up to 10 yrs old…read moreI'd say. There's a big parking lot with lots of spaces. One of the parents said there was a bathroom, but we didn't manage to locate it. There's an abundance of playground equipment available, from monkey bars to swings and slides. Everything is in good shape and my kids had a great time. While there are 2 picnic tables of varying quality available, this park is in desperate need of seating! There's not a single bench or chair anywhere. I would have definitely stayed longer if there was somewhere to sit. Four stars. Serviceable park that your kids will probably enjoy.

Had been to multiple indoor nets cricket fscilities in NJ and this one is very good . The bounce on…read moreAstro turf here is good compared to other new places . I also like the space for bowling run ups .bowling machines available .. they also have a sports shop but I didn't buy much . Location is a bit wierd. It looks like an old / unused building .Parking area could be better ... road is uneven and parking too. If it gets crowded there is hardly any place to sit . Wish they have more seating aarrangements. Overall we had a good experience ..

Cricket in America... maybe i just discovered but amazing facility , very big with many lanes. they…read morehave a cricket goods store right inside the facility. the owner is very friendly. I recommend this place to all the cricket lovers.

Valencia Soccer Academy has been a blessing to our family. We tried other soccer camps and schools…read morebefore, but none were as fundamentally transformative for our son as Valencia. The coaches are incredibly invested and treat the kids as if they were their own. Our son not only developed better control of the ball, but also a sense of confidence and discipline on and off the field. Coaches know the kids by name, as well as each child's strengths and opportunities to hone skills. Absolutely amazing.

Excellent....Excellent.....Excellent....my son who has been involved with soccer at a really young…read moreage, and although he still young he is beginning to take it quite seriously...and as his parents, we encourage him to work his best and train as hard as he wants/and can. This academy is superb, the trainers/coaches have taught him really great footwork, really going over everything step by step creating a nice strong base which If he is able to build up now, will help him immensely in the future. Jay Montesinos and the rest of the academy members are first of all great with the kids...they keep it fun and still make the kids work hard. They are good clean professionals and I have no worry at all knowing my son is in there hands when he is training......great job fellas and keep up the good work! I would recommend the academy to any parent who's child is looking to further his skills in the sport.