Great indoor practice area for the kids. Multiple lanes for batting practice and can open up to a…read moresmall field. Great for teams or individual players.

Nice fields!! Had a very good time watching softball there. Also recommend snack bar.read more

This is a nice, clean and easy to access softball venue. The fields are nice and there plenty of…read moreparking and trees for shade. There's a nice snack bar with plenty to a choose from but if you want to bring stuff in there's tons of local places and stores super close.

Heat is a great place for volleyball players (all-gender) to get some practice in! There are 2…read morecourts (indoor), plenty of seating on the bleachers, and 8 chairs and a sofa off the court that spectators can comfortably view from. There is a net separating the 2 courts from each other so that balls aren't flying across courts. There's an additional net protecting the spectator chairs from the courts. The temperature is kept cool, it's not stuffy, and there's great music playing. There are bathrooms and a water fountain for use. They also have Heat apparel for purchase at the front desk. As of now, it's $10 per player and free for spectators. Note: There is another room (aside from the one pictured) that has 3-4 additional indoor courts to use for practice.

The Riverstone Lodge itself is absolutely beautiful. The design and layout are thoughtfully done,…read moreand the amenities are excellent. The fitness room, pool, covered patio, and open grass areas all create a welcoming environment that makes the lodge feel like a true community space. For the facility itself, I'd easily give it 5/5 stars. As a reminder for anyone interested, you do have to be a homeowner or attend with a homeowner to use the lodge. The event we've been able to attend was very fun. However, the event staff was a mixed experience. During the St. Patrick's Day karaoke event, there was a bar with a few specialty cocktails and White Claws. One bartender was friendly and great to interact with, while the other (a male bartender) was noticeably rude. Even though there was only one person behind us in line, he rushed us, and when we asked for a specific whiteclaw flavor, he abruptly responded, "No, you get what I grab." Interactions with him took away from an otherwise enjoyable evening. We also had an issue during check-in. We had received an email from event staff confirming that we had been added to the guest list, but when we arrived our names weren't on it. This created confusion for staff. Fortunately, the employee working check-in handled the situation professionally and kindly, but the registration process needs improvement. Because of those experiences, I'd rate the event staff experience around 3/5 stars. My biggest frustration is the process for registering for events. As Riverstone has grown, the lodge simply hasn't kept pace with the number of homeowners who want to participate. For example, I received an email about the June and July events at 5:01 p.m. and tried to register at 6:30 p.m. when I saw it. Every event I tried registering for was already full. Considering these events are funded in part through our monthly HOA dues, it's disappointing that so few residents are actually able to attend. While there is a waitlist, we've never successfully been moved from it despite calling multiple times to ask if there was any way to better plan or if anyone had canceled allowing us to be moved off the waitlist . I think there are different ways this could be improved: * Build an additional clubhouse to serve the newer developments. * Increase event capacity so more homeowners can participate. * Implement a confirmation system requiring registered attendees to reconfirm attendance, allowing waitlisted residents a fair opportunity to attend when spots open. Right now, the registration process simply doesn't match the size of the Riverstone community. The lodge itself is outstanding, but access to the events where it's my understanding that homeowners help fund is extremely limited. For that reason, I'd give the event registration process 1/5 stars. I truly hope management addresses this as the community continues to grow because the facility has so much potential, and more homeowners should have the opportunity to enjoy it.

The Lodge at Rivers at Riverstone is a community recreation area/lodge/ clubhouse That is used by…read morepeople living in the Riverstone community development area. They have a really nice pool area as well as outside seating for get togethers. The lodge/ clubhouse has a separate weight room, bathrooms, and a place where you can use for special occasions, like birthday parties. I would definitely call it more of a lodge than a clubhouse as they have a receptionist desk and his security guard.

The Club House Isn't Just a Gym. It's a Standard…read more From the moment you walk in, you feel it. This place was built by someone who actually gets it. The people here set the tone immediately: welcoming, serious about the sport, and the kind of community you didn't know you were missing until you found it. The facility itself is a masterclass in intentional design. Every square foot has been thought through, not just filled. The full gym is the kind of setup that earns its own reputation, but somehow it's still just the foundation. The crown jewel is the upper lounge: a few baseball stadium seats (yes, real stadium seats), a pool table, and a curated collection of amenities that blur the line between training facility and retreat. It's the kind of space that makes you want to stay long after you're done working. The food deserves a shoutout, real, reasonably priced, and actually good. That's rarer than it should be. The membership model is the right call. Dedicated access, guaranteed time, no chaos, just intentional, structured use of a world-class facility. You know what you're getting, and it delivers every time. The owner is the real differentiator. High character, genuine investment in the sport, and a rare situational awareness that keeps things fair and running smoothly. He doesn't just own a facility, he stewards a community. If this is what they've built at this scale, just imagine what's coming next. The Club House isn't a hidden gem anymore, it's the blueprint.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Let me tell you about the most amazing employee named, Claire, that works at Bulldog Bowl…read more She gave our group of 9 youth bowlers excellent service. Claire was friendly, professional, and has a kind heart. She is definitely the type of employee that any business would be blessed to have.

Location: Bulldog Bowl Date: September 19, 2026…read more Service: Bowling This weekend at Bulldog bowling we are on with the league. My phone is not being a super awesome time and do anything and having fun and seeing friends and familiar faces staying very active. The prices here are affordable.

What is on webpage & the "speech" after tryouts from DOC is just talk & what every parent wants to…read morehear, NOT what is actually followed by their actions. Non profit status?? Parents pay monthly club fees, team fees & purchase uniforms. Then the club still asks for donations & fundraiser participation thru the year & gets sponsors...lot of money going who knows where on an annual basis since inception.

I have two children that participate in programs with CenCal Cosmos. My daughter has played on a…read morecompetitive team for four years. She has developed as a player each year because of the Club's curriculum and play time policy. I like that the Club works with coaches to promote curriculum and policies that align with the Club's philosophy. My son participates in the Apprentice program (ages 4-9). He is learning fundamentals in a fun age appropriate setting. The Apprentice program is flexible so I am able to attend in the slower months and stop during my busier months.

The best training in town for youth basketball ! The Coach is firm but is patient and passionate…read moreabout perfecting the children in the sport. If you're looking for an awesome Basketball Academy to take your youth Priority is the place!