East Cobb Baseball is known as the Mecca of travel baseball. There are lots of people in the…read moretravelball community who will argue about team/coaching politics, but this review is only about the facility and academy. If you are going on game days, be prepared for some tight parking. There are 2 entrances to the park. One is located at the far right side of the parking lot and another "main" entrance towards the middle-left side of the lot. If you know you are on fields 4-8 you will want to park closer to the left entrance. During game days there is often $5 fee for entry to the park. I actually prefer the left entrance because as soon as you step through the gate you are hit with the headstones(?) that honor the members of East Cobb's World Series teams. There's something really sacred about and suddenly you feel like you are indeed in a very special place. I've been to both 6-4-3 & Titans Academy and strictly speaking fields, 6-4-3 is literally fields and Titans is a warehouse. There are 2 concession areas and the prices are reasonable as is the food. I can't go to a game without getting some fries. I wish they were less tasty, but they're not. The bathrooms are located in the concession buildings. Are they the best? No. Have I been in MUCH worse? YES! The stands around the fields do provide protection from sun & foul balls with the caveat depending on what direction the sun is coming in. East Cobb Academy is run by Coaches Russ & Ben. These are two of the best coaches around and they are incredibly professional and well respected in the community. They provide clinics and private lessons and they run a very tight ship. Whether you are planning on attending a game or taking some lessons, you can't go wrong at East Cobb. Play Ball!

Garbage everywhere this morning. For the cost, PBR has a better facility and deal. A lot of the PG…read moreumpires sleep walk through their job. The accountability doesn't seem to be there.

Typical money first baseball factory. Owner and management lack proper leadership skills. Decent…read moreplace for younger ages if you get the right dad coach. Better options out there if your looking. Five star review is from owners wife so that kind of gives you an idea what your dealing with here.

BEFORE YOU JOIIN ANY TITANS TEAM READ THIS:…read more I had heard of this place offering spots to kids then after a few weeks or even months changing their mind, didn't really think it was true....then our good friends son had the nerve to not listen to a coach who was intoxicated at practice so often the Titans Black head coach referred to him as "the drunk Uncle".... he slurred yelling at the kids on numerous occasions and even knocked a player to the ground violently after shoving him in the back in a run down in which he mustve thought he was back in the fiekd in college where he allegedly played baseball. He then did not try to help the 11 year old up nor apologize to him or his father and when told about it the coach said he didn't see it.... Next these wily parents and other parents voiced concern about the practice days changing out of the blue from tues/thurs to wedn and fri! Because no one had jobs or other kids or any other plans so complaining about that, the titans staff wont stand for that. Enter the key fob! Touted as a benefit of being in the titan family during recruiting to have 24/7 access to their facilities (which includes one unkempt field w rubber bases that dont stay down, 2 downstairs batting cages and a 110 degree upstairs batting cage w 3 lanes that the owner could not spare the expense to cut another HVAC duct into((but they do have a loud fan...)). They have a store w out of date crap thats never open and if a player gets hit w a ball they dont even have ice to help w the swelling! I mean wow.... so sounds great right? Well guess what after 2 weeks and $1.500 for all of that its now mentioned that it is $450 for the fob! Never before disclosed! And when asked the owner copied the GM and attached a doc and told the GM he should make sure to give people a copy of the fees! But wait there's more! The mandatory parents meeting! Which consists of 75 people standing in a wide circle 5 deep while a girl takes softball BP 7 feet away playing her music and other kids upstairs hittin in the cages so its very loud which would've mattered more but the women whos job it was to run the mandatory meeting did not show up 10 min late or 20 or 30 min late but 1 hour late! Because her husband is a fireman and she was stuck driving the kids around! Our coach was unable to attend the mandatory meeting ....... ummm ok.... so we were let go after 1 hour and 35 min of which 1 hour was spent waiting while another coach tried to fill time..... no sight of the owner to welcome everyone, no chairs, not even a couple cases of water could be offered to the many new parents who had just come for the first time! They also mentioned they are "$1,000 cheaper then their competitors" if this was true you could say ok that explains all of the above and why they have a coach and asst coach who have kids on the team who are allowed to have bad body language and yell at a player if he misses a catch when they earlier missed an easier one but the other players are held to a much higher standard. Ive been apart of this before with the new Prowlers coach at sandy plains where they have a special breed of daddy ball! (Only the prowlers team... all the other coaches and teams and the board at sandy plains are fantastic...) So as for that $1,000 cheaper..... well after $1,500 and the surprise $450 fob, theres uniform fees of a few hundred and then travel fees and the tournaments themselves which aren't accounted for and are another several hundred dollars making the grand total almost $3,000 and far from "$1,000 cheaper then the competition" So even if your child did not make it anywhere else, and you feel the pressure for them to be on a travel team(which is all ridiculous and should not be happening ) do yourself a favor and pass on this place. Ps: they also dont seem to require background checks for the coaches, asst coaches or parent volunteers which is dangerous and incompetent but what do you expect from an organization that lets their drunk uncle have direct contact with 11 year old boys. They are a joke of a travel team. I feel bad for the parents who wont see this and take their kids to tryout for titans black suddenly vacated 3 roster spots but if you are reading this and havent made your decision yet proceed w extreme caution.... they are better off in rec ball' work hard and try for many of the other reputable organizations in the area next time they have try outs! Best of luck to you and your player and if that didn't convince you just read the owners profile mission statement unless you teach grammar then you may not want too.... and the other gentleman is correct, the one 5 star review is from the owners wife....

Beautiful complex...! One of the nicest ball parks I've ever seen!!! & is a great family friendly…read moreenvironment!!!!

This is nice sporting complex. The GPS kinda drops you and you're not actually at the complex, so…read morebe aware of this when coming here. There are several soccer fields as well as baseball fields. Very well kept facility with ample parking and clean restrooms. This was our first time here for a soccer game and we enjoyed it.

Went here for a soccer game and honestly, no complaints at all. The fields were well maintained,…read morethe layout made it easy to find everything, and there was plenty of parking -- which is always a plus. It was my first time visiting, so I don't have much to compare it to, but from what I experienced, everything ran smoothly and looked great. Not sure what could even be improved, honestly. Solid park!

We would regularly visit this park for my sons soccer practices and games. Over time the fields…read morehave become from better to worse. Soccer fields matches are organized by southern soccer academy. Either they make the fields better or the county take some measure to improve it. It would greatly help the kids. For the restroom they have a portable potty. If would be good if they build a proper restroom for the park.

Canton Baseball at Mauldin park is my favorite place to take in a little league game. They have 5…read morevery well groomed and manicure fields. There seems to be a very supportive group of parents and families supporting all the players. Umpires take is seriously (lol) we'll dressed in umpire attire and take pride in calling a good game. Parking can be hard to find when there is a full schedule and shade is limited. Only 1 pavilion that I saw. But all in all a great family atmosphere with kids (not playing) all running around tossing a ball with each other. They have a very decent field house with all the ball park food you can think of. Hotdogs, Hamburgers, Brats and chips with lots of waters and soft drinks to choose from. And if your still not full they have a good selection of chocolate bars and sweet treats too. But best of all they always have a Mobile Coffee truck parked right there next to the field house serving up tasty hot or cold java.

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We were there 5/31 for the Allstar tournament. My mother who is handicapped forgot her walker…read more Not sure who the young man was, but he provided a ride to and from field 5 on the gator. He was a life saver! Thank you

It's ok. Not the prettiest but if you just want to do a mile without having to go to Bay Creek's…read moretrack around the field or Briscoe Park, this is your place. I created this section of this Harbins Park so all the information you see is written by me unless someone edits it. They have a playground in the middle of the fields where the tables and bathroom is at. That area is really nice. Lady's bathroom no soap-10-28-16

Considering the baseball park is entirely volunteer and donation supported, it's a good park. There…read moreare 8 (9?) baseball fields, (plus softball), some in better shape than others as far as drainage and weed growth. The bathrooms are generally clean and well lit, stocked with soap and tp, which is a big deal as not all parks are. The parking lot is a little rough with the speed bumps and pot holes, but considering how it's constantly being patched, I don't think it's for lack of trying. The lines of the spaces are short for vans and trucks, which is 90% of the vehicular traffic. A little known secret seems to be to go left upon entry and park behind, near the softball fields. The fields are also well lit. It's not fancy compared to the fields near Univeter, but miles above the quality at Legion/Harmon. This speaks only of the park facilities. The club itself has so far been a phenomenal experience for us and our kids. Scheduling, communication, cost and quality of coaches all fabulous- definitely recommend.

It was really fun or it was really cool and I had a lot of fun and Michael Jaws he's a . He's the…read morebest coach ever. So say yay to close Josh.

Good Park, Could Use Some Love…read more This is a good sized playground to play in for kids, while at the same time it seems forgotten by time in a way with mildew buildup and a broken slide and a broken viewer wheel. It has good attractions still for my almost 3 year old. He really likes the monster truck spring toy for bouncing. There are still a couple slides that work but the big one is literally broken through. The other enclosed slide is streaming to break away at the top as well which will become a safety issue if it gets much more damaged. If they clean and fix a couple things this place would be a real local gem!

It's a beautiful spot for photos. We were just there a few years ago and are planning an upcoming…read moreprofessional shoot soon. This photo is a silhouette of my husband and son.

There is a car show today-the boat ramp is blocked, the music is so loud the neighbors have called…read morethe police several times but the city won't stop it and it is anything but a tranquil setting by the lake. You can't even ride through the park.