My kids have played here since the beginning and we love how well run this club is. Really kind…read morecoaches, well kept facility. We have had nothing but the best experience.

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There is no "nature trail" don't come here if you're looking for that. the bridge has been taken…read moredown too.

Another great park in Kennesaw! This one is home of the Kennesaw Baseball Association, and hosts…read moresome of the best Little League play in the metro Atlanta area! Adams Park features: * Six lighted baseball fields * Four lighted softball fields * Concession buildings * Indoor and outdoor batting cages * Two lighted tennis courts * One lighted soccer field * 3000 ft x 8-foot-wide concrete trail * 26,000 sq ft Ben Robertson Community Center * Scout Hut building * Playground * Picnic pavilions and shelters * Park bench seating * Drinking fountains * Wi-Fi hotspot

Really great local resource for your Atlanta United gear. Cherokee impact practice items sold here…read moreas well. You can test out cleats and they have a huge wall of options. Goalie gloves, shin guards, balls, socks too.

Pretty concerning to see the store owner behave so repulsively that a ref had to stop a U13 game…read morejust to get this guy to stop screaming at the kids and refs. As if that wasn't bad enough he refused to stop until he was kicked out. He literally refused to leave the sidelines. He just needed to be heard the entire time he was yelling & whining about every play, call, etc. but, once the ref asked him to identify himself, this was the only time he didn't want to talk. Embarrassing, immature, & totally unnecessary. I will no longer be a customer.

Was alright good spot to play with a group of people .enough seating to spectate friends ; but not…read moremuch to do other than watch or play.

This place is always hoppin'! Everyone here is super friendly and helpful, and it's a clean…read morefacility. My son plays soccer here and each week is a pleasant experience with amazing coaches!

Thing's started off pretty rough for us when our daughter first started playing rec ball at RYSA…read more She moved on to U8 Academy and things seems to get a bit better. I believe around this time there was also a change in the board members as well...

My son just started Soccer here but so far it seems like a great place for your kids to play…read moresoccer. They are organized and you are getting emails with announcements about upcoming events and changes. The front staff was nice and pleasant and I felt welcomed, which is hard to find in this area. The games have been organized and timely. The grounds are clean too.

Clean, on time, and safe. Staff is always helpful and the footy is perfect for all levels of play.read more

Terrible experience, bad for business. The owner is a cheat. What was meant for fun, turned into…read moreour entire team being cheated twice. We gave them a second chance to make it right and they did not care and cheated again. The owner only wants to take your money and he charges more than other indoor arenas.

Located not too far off South Marietta Pkwy and Cobb Pkwy, this cool little place sits just next…read moredoor to the Marietta Diner and has plenty of parking so that is never an issue. I've passed by this place a million times but when out little one started playing soccer here, I finally had an opportunity to check it out. There is an area for batting practice as well as an indoor soccer field. Nothin too fancy about this place but I do appreciate that there are plenty of bleachers available to sit and watch as well as bathrooms available. This place is pretty clean and the staff are helpful if you need anything.

This past weekend, I hosted a family field day and kickball event at your facility. Overall, the…read morestaff members we encountered were courteous and accommodating, which we genuinely appreciated. However, our experience with the manager/owner, Shon, introduced an element of discomfort that cannot be overlooked. In preparation for this event, I visited the location on multiple occasions and had not previously encountered him. His presence and demeanor on the day of our gathering felt noticeably reactive, particularly once it became apparent that our group--comprised of approximately 40 to 50 Black attendees--was utilizing the space. This created an impression that our presence was, in some way, unexpected or unwelcome. Additionally, there was inconsistency and lack of clarity regarding your policies. We were initially informed that external speakers were not permitted. Afterward, we were told we could only utilize the facility's radio system. When we requested a station change to better suit the tone of our private event, the response involved internal deliberation and hesitation. When Shon eventually addressed us, his explanation--though carefully worded--suggested an underlying reluctance to allow what he indirectly referred to as "urban" music. While he attempted to frame this in consideration of "families" and "Christian patrons," the implication was both unnecessary and, frankly, offensive. It is important to emphasize that this was a paid, private event. As such, it is reasonable to expect that the environment would be tailored to the preferences of the hosting party, rather than hypothetical or intermittent walk-in guests. The repeated presence of management circling our group, observing, and intermittently interjecting added to an atmosphere that felt less like hospitality and more like scrutiny. While we remained focused on enjoying the occasion we planned and paid for, the overall experience was undeniably impacted by what felt like biased assumptions and differential treatment. The situation left us feeling uncomfortable and, quite honestly, disrespected. I trust this feedback will be taken seriously and used to reassess how guests--regardless of background--are engaged and accommodated moving forward.