Another new development in the city. This sportsplex offers the children a place to play soccer,…read morefootball, baseball, lacrosse, and a nice place to gather if you reserve a spot with the city. There are BBQ areas, and even a stage should you want entertainment. There are public restrooms that are very well maintained amd a snack bar as well. Parking is extremely plentiful at the moment however, as this city seemingly gets more popularity I can see it becoming a problem. There isn't too much to get under as far as shade is concerned so bring your sportbrellas and the like on those hot days.

*I Got the Power*…read more Are you ready for some Baseball? The Palms Springs Power is a stacked team of Collegiates from all over the United States...so you're going to see a really good team -- undefeated 4 weeks into the season and they're 16-0 I'm a former player (and Pitcher) and follow all baseball very closely so I know a good team when I see one. I've already been twice and considering buying Season Seats ($100 = 28 games) Otherwise, General Admission is $10 for Adults and $5 for kids. Last game I scored on the "Power Pass" for $16 = one ticket, a hot dog, a non-alcoholic beverage and bag of chips. I intend to attend more games because they pack lots of fun inside this little stadium that kinda reminds me of a High School Baseball Field but with a Minor League feel & vibe and an exciting team & Field of Dreamers. My 1st game was FREE for a special promotion and went with wifey...but I had so much fun, I came back the following week solo. I don't really eat hot dogs these days (tho I love them) and enjoyed theirs so much after game one, I had another one at game two :) I was told by the nice guy at the ticket counter that the Chicken Caesar's Salad (only $7) is really good too...so instead of a 3 dog night, I'm already planning on that salad next time. Wednesdays are $4 Margarita Night and I heard they're flavorful and strong...but since I was driving it was strictly h2o. This is an Independent Summer League...and this is the Desert so be prepared to get a little heated because 1st pitch is at 7pm and usually still 100 degrees. But there's misters throughout the stadium that does its thing...and the weather cools down halfway into the game. I promise. They play nearly every Tuesday & Wednesday and Friday & Saturday nights during late May thru July 19th (then playoffs??) Lots of volunteers on hand throughout the stadium...and it's so cute & helpful to see all the children walking around the grandstand the last 2 innings collecting trash from all the fans. Lots of great fun & music, free giveaways and a raffle too while enjoying the game. And if the Power scores at least 9 runs, everyone in attendance gets 2 free tacos -- courtesy of Jack in the Box -- if that's your thing. And so far, the Power have been putting up at least 9 nearly every game :) Plenty of free parking in the lot surrounding the stadium...and street parking too on Barista. Looking forward to more exciting games & victories and making some more new friends...at-the-ole-ballgame :-) {{{Big High Fives}}} {{{Fist-Bump}}} Grandslam Power Fans *from their Website The Palm Springs Power are a summer collegiate baseball team playing all games at Palm Springs Stadium. The Power are a member of the California Premier Collegiate League and the league's inaugural champions in 2023. Palm Springs has won nine league championships in 19 seasons of playing baseball in the desert dating to 2004.

I got invited last minute and wow me and my family had such a great experience. The community is…read moreamazing I will definitely return!

Cute park on the same street as the new library in DHS…read more I've came here several times . Here's what I liked: *Trail around the park to walk and enjoy the trees *Covered play areas (waaay too hot to not be covered) *Several play areas for different age groups *ADA swing *big field for children to run in, I think it's also a baseball field? Here's what I didn't like: *Swings aren't covered, they burned my suns legs *bench area is placed in an awkward area and also it's uncovered as well! 8/10- please get covered seating!!

I really like this park. It is well maintained by the city and has a lot to offer. There is a…read morerunning/walking path around the large grass field which is about the size or 2-3 full soccer fields. For younger kids there is a brand new jungle gym which is nice. The bathrooms are also (as of this writing) in good condition.

If you're looking for a place to develop your kid and have them love the game of baseball. I'd…read morehighly recommend it

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We came here to see our grandson compete in a weekend baseball tournament. I really liked the…read moreconcept of this sports park: five ball fields inspired by real professional ball parks -- three MLB and two minor league. The three dream MLB fields -- Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Yankee Stadium -- have outfield walls painted to look like the real parks, complete with crowds and replica scoreboard. These fields looked well-maintained. Our grandson's games were in "Yankee Stadium" under the lights and "Fenway Park". These fields are laid out so their home plates are adjacent separated by stadium seating and a "Stadium Club" with a full service bar and food. The food we tried was not so good (2/5), including cardboard pizza and cold French fries. Parking is tight. Admission is $8 pp for a full day with in-and-out privileges.

Big League Dreams are always nicer than other parks in some ways, but this one is only OK. Walkways…read morebetween the fields are *extremely* narrow, and the restaurant/bar is dated and shabby. But the biggest problem is no shading for the premium stadium seats, only a little over the bleachers. That's unforgivable in Palm Springs where we were cooking in the stadium seats in late February - I can't imagine what it's like in May or June. One plus is foul ball nets above the stadium seats, but without shade there you'll want to avoid them for day games when the sun is out. Needs some true improvement.

When I moved here a few years ago, I checked out some dog parks. Demuth is far for me and I wasn't…read moreimpressed. All I saw was beautiful green and lush grass for the playing fields and a fenced in, dirt only section for dogs. Dog Parks seem to be on the very bottom of the City's "to do list". Another Dog Park being seeded now is the one off Tahquitz by City Hall. Looks pretty before that small area becomes trampled on. Presently there is a temporary dog area set up (while other dog parks get some maintenance/seeding) at Ruth Hardy Park. It is really nice. It fits in aesthetically with the children's' area and the green open space. One can only hope that somebody from City Hall sees this post. Rumor has it that the fencing is coming down on 5-15th.

This park was BEAUTIFUL! Boasting many acres of lush green grass and trees, walking paths, a huge…read morepark/playground, a golf course, soccer fields, baseball fields, a community center, close distance to the shopping centers/restaurants and so much more! My issues would be specifically to the soccer field which is a huge hazard. With so much field space, not sure why they decide to have the field where they have the most holes and slope and then not maintain it on top of that. The restrooms! Disgusting. Out of 6 restrooms, only 1 was open during a soccer game and multiple baseball games. There was no light, barely any toilet paper, the toilet was beyond clogged and no running water from the sink to top it all off. It gave me "Monet" vibes, from far away everything looks nice, but up close it's just a big mess. Take pride in your city parks and do better.

This is a small glimpse into the beauty of our country. The people were pretty nice too.read more

Just go and see for yourself! If you appreciate nature and peace you will find yourself lost here!…read moreJust make sure you have food and water!

Bathrooms locked , Trash Cans over full ! Porta potties bad…read more!!! County of San Bernardino needs to do better!

This is definitely one of the prettiest parks in Big Bear Lake. It offers 16.25 acres of a ball…read morefield, picnic tables, big shady trees, a beautiful grassy lawn and sports courts. I have been to this park many times and we have created our own bocce ball court on the grass and played some fun games. In the summer time, there is access to the lake and they offer a swim beach so one can take a dip in the fresh water of the lake. Plenty of parking, grills for bbq, clean restrooms, and a play ground. I like to come down in the evening and catch a nice sunset and I have heard the views from this park for July 4th are some of the best views in town. Dogs are welcome here too. Overall, I will return here again and again.