Nice town park. Good playground equipment. Sand pit with toys, expect your child to get dirty…read more Plenty of perking. Also tennis courts and ball fields.

Here I sit in the caboose tapping away on my phone while my son piles the mulch on the table in…read morefront of us. His breathing is erratic and his cheeks red. Perhaps even more noticeable is is persistent laughter. It is contagious. Every time the trains go by he runs up to the bordering fence (there's a lot of distance, a road and trees and another fence) to wave hello and goodbye. He plays well in the sandbox and loves walking around the perimeter. But enough about my child. This place is spacious! Plenty of parking. There's tennis and hockey courts, the playground, sandbox, fountain. There's plenty of benches to sit and spectate. Also there are some baseball and soccer fields and bleachers. Now, where's the restroom?

My dad took me fishing here as a kid for sunnies, and 30 years later I brought my own kids here…read more Some traditions are worth passing on. If you have young children, this is a great pond to introduce them to fishing. A simple worm on a hook is almost guaranteed to catch sunnies. If you're a little more skilled (or lucky), there are bass here too. One thing I appreciate is that there aren't nuisance snapping turtles like you'll find at some other local ponds. Pack some sandwiches, bring the family dog, and spend a few hours here. It's a peaceful park that's rarely crowded. Park in the main lot off Grotke Road. The main pond is just a short walk down the path, where you'll see a fountain spraying from the middle. There's also a small office building by the parking lot with restrooms. Beyond the pond, the park has a ball field, courts, a practice wall, hiking trails, a playground, and a large open field. A stream winds along much of the outer edge of the park and makes for a peaceful walk. Just keep an eye out for poison ivy... it's everywhere. And one last piece of advice...take lots of pictures of your little ones. One day, they might be the ones bringing their own kids back here.

I've covered all the grounds, and it's an absolutely lovely park. Starting with a bridge, it opens…read moreup to a nice size lake. For the kids, 2 full slide and monkey bars. But, in addition, there is basketball courts, 4 tennis courts, 4 handball courts, a a baseball field, and a soccer field...and a few trails...each is surrounding by the most lovely tall and skinny trees. Parking is limited on Pascack Road (~3 cars, the main road), so enter on Grotke for a larger parking lot. Word.

This is one of those places I would visit frequently if it wasn't the better part of an hour's…read moredrive. Fantastic little baseball park where every seat offers a perfect panoramic view of the field. Games are exciting and the players, while not major league proficient, are pretty damn good. Last night's pitcher reached a respectable 94 MPH with his fastball and plays were quick and exciting. The venue has a great vibe and lots of activities and events for parents, kids and basically any fan of the sport. And, honestly, for $20 I can't think of a better way to spend a fun outing on a beautiful summer night. Kudos.

I enjoyed a good concert this weekend at Boulder Stadium. This was a charity event to support…read moreMeals on Wheels which I truly believe in. This organization feeds the elderly and most vulnerable people in our communities. They are very much appreciated by the people they serve. The music was really good and the venue was fantastic as the crowd was able to get up close to the stage and really enjoy the performance. We got great weather and no rain until we were leaving so we really enjoyed ourselves. Cold beer and fantastic funnel cake thanks to Burnell's bakery from Peekskill NY made the night. They had several other food trucks available for those who wanted to get a bite too.

staff often yells at children Owner rude and condescending…read moreWould never send my child there

PBI has a set of pretty decent one arm batting machines available for public use, runs well…read morestructured camps for youth baseball players, and I know their private lessons have helped players I've coached locally. My three sons participated in their winter league when that was offered, and each enjoyed the experience. They also did the camps when they were little, and enjoyed themselves and learned some good drills that helped them improve.

College player from CA found this place on a rainy day. Victor is a great hitting coach that can…read moreaccurately break off any pitch in B.P. . He and his son were first class baseball people!

From the owner: Clemente's Baseball/Softball Academy is a fully equipped 20,000sqft., two Level Baseball & Softball…read moretraining facility located in Chestnut Ridge, NY right on the Border of Bergen County, NJ.

Reasonable ticket prices and a good place to have a good time for everyone of all ages. The…read morestadium is modeled after the new Yankee Stadium which is kind of cool. Concession stand prices are also reasonable. The food is really good. I really enjoyed the mac n' cheese bites. It's one of my favorites. If you are looking for something to do, whether you are a small party or a big group or family, strongly consider coming to the game. It's a lot less of a hassle going to a major league stadium. Parking is easy, free, and it doesn't break the bank. Traffic is relatively non existent. It's a win all around.

Great ballpark. Here for Star Wars night. Very fun. Umpires came out in Darth Vader masks. Cute for…read morefans. Nice atmosphere, reasonable prices. Best food is a Moe's kiosk, fresh hamburgers, Finks BBQ and Mr. Myagi, for teriyaki bowls. 16 candles yogurt. Parking 5 bucks. 16 dollars and I'm behind home plate. A lot of giveaways. Live bands and fireworks. Great games too. I love Citi Field, but for a local game and fun, this place is great. Let's go Boulders! Rock on!

The other review on here is from someone who has never visited the facility. The instructors are…read morewonderful and good at what they do. Very friendly atmosphere, great facility, great results! I recommend this to anyone looking for coaching or affordable private lessons

I am not able to discuss the facility itself as my only knowledge of Northeast Supreme is by…read morewatching a 16U team play in a tournament in OH this weekend. In many years of travel baseball it is difficult to shock me, but watching Northeast Supreme Silver made such an impression on all the spectators that I had to write a review. I heard words come out of the players mouths that I can not imagine any parent allowing their son to say. In addition to a CONSTANT STREAM OF EXPLETIVES in the batter's box, one NES player who flew out to the outfield ran past the opponent's dug out and said (this is a direct quote). "No worries, next time I will drill it 450 and f--- your sister afterward." This was not the only vile sentiment to come off these boys lips but representative of their behavior. As the game progressed, it became clear that the boys were only repeating the inappropriate remarks they heard at home. The father's (or at least male fans) mocked the opposition, attempted to rattle the pitcher with rude comments, and swore loud enough for the many children and grandmothers in proximity to be uncomfortable. The talent of the boys was far overshadowed by the poor sportsmanship. The real winners of the game were not the boys with the larger score. In the opinion of the three teams that witnessed this behavior, the real winners were the boys who refused to sink to the level of NES. True sportsmen carry themselves with integrity and lead by example. NES does not value sportsmanship and serve as an example of youth bullying and hate. Shame on the NES organization and more specifically the coach who allowed America's game to be disgraced. Parents beware - these are the players that NES puts on display as representative of their baseball program. Spring Valley, NY - it takes a village to raise children, I implore you to consider this business. This is the only knowledge 29 other teams have your city - is this the image you want? The world needs more men of character, please do not support a business that does not support the pursuit of sportsmanship and the building of future citizens.