Clean, well-kept park by Shops at Riverwoods. They have shaded walking trails, picnic areas, tennis…read morecourts, and open restrooms. Small parking lots at each end of park.

Fantastic park! It is a very large area - perfect for walks, or doing frisbee golf like it seems…read moreit's popular here. There are two playgrounds which makes it have variety. Large covered gathering areas with picnic tables.

Just a wonderful place for families!!! So awesome and clean and amazing! Grand kids of all ages…read morelove it!

What a beautiful park. Lots of parking, playground for kids, I saw 2 baseball fields, and beautiful…read morepickle ball courts. It was so fun to come with family & friends to play Pickleball. It was so convenient for the ones with kids. We could play and watch our kids at the same time. Not all parks have the playgrounds right next to the courts. Loved it here!! Would definitely recommend this park.

1/5 Glitchy website, no employees on premise, no clear instructions, faulty machines.read more

From the owner: Baseball and Softball training facility with batting cages, pitching machines, lessons, clinics and…read moreclasses.

Your standard Ballpark Stadium, lots of food options and small seats. It felt like parking was so…read moremuch easier here than Smith's Ballpark however there was a much smaller grass area. The stadium food options are spread throughout. They also have some self serve options where it's also automatic payment. You enter the concessions area and they place a $10 hold on your account. They'll then charge you for whenever your total is when you left. If it's less than $10 you get the money back, more than $10 you're charged the difference. What I did think was cool is that they're connected to a Megaplex that had an arcade and bowling alley. So if your at the game but your kids are getting bored you can send them there.

I've loved going to Bees games for a while now and it was fun to checkout the new stadium in…read moreDaybreak! I had seats in the Terrace Club, which comes with access to the Terrace Club food and drinks and was well worth it. I had a hearty meal of pork, vegetables, and potatoes with churro fries as my dessert. It was delicious! The new stadium is beautiful. The Team Store has lots of cool merch, the energy was high on this Saturday night, and overall had a great time.

we drove all the way from Eagle Mountain to go use batting cages, just to find out no one was…read morethere. we got there after 1:00. says open at 11:00. So, very frustrating.

The facility is nice, and the technology is top of the line. The lessons and instructors helped…read moremost of my team for a winter. Strongly suggest this facility for getting instruction!

I can tell one thing about Sandy, Utah ... it sure has it's fair share of parks. Here I stand, in…read morethe middle of a grandiose park right off of a shopping center and housing development ... I look not far off into the distance and see another park (Amphitheater Park). Within its 8 acres, Quarry Bend has a little something for everyone: ball fields, walking areas, a nice play-set for the kids, picnic tables a reservable pavilion, an amazing view of the Wasatch Mountains, and spectator seating. I have recently seen a lot of local parks' softball/baseball fields, and QB's two are of the highest quality in grass, dirt, and bases. While I haven't been there at night, the pictures that I've seen great light coverage. My only knock is its got a Walmart right next to it ... as well as a housing development. And it's close enough to the Quarry Bend shopping center, you never fully feel in the tranquility of a park. Still, a lovely place worthy of your company.

This place is perfect for softball games, family gatherings and just relaxing. Baseball fields are…read morewell maintained, bathrooms are clean and the place is well lit at night. The only issue is parking can be a bit of an issue. I have a couple of softball games scheduled at this park and looking forward to coming back.

It's a fine stadium. The food lines are always long and they don't love very fast. They do have a…read morecute train that's free for kids.

Smith's Ballpark is the current home of the Salt Lake Bees (triple-A affiliate team of the LA…read moreAngels) and the University of Utah's baseball team. Pros: The stadium has a beautiful view of the Wasatch Mountains behind the field, there are some fun in-game promotions for fans, prices are still pretty affordable for a sporting arena, and there is a TRAX station close to it, making it accessible by public transit. Cons: It's an older stadium that doesn't have a ton of frills (and don't expect any to come, as the Bees are moving to a new stadium soon), concessions options are just okay--nothing amazing, and parking can be a hassle, as the lot across the street is reserved for VIPs, and there aren't any free parking lots in the area (so you have to pay for lot parking or find street parking)

By far, the best outdoor recreation spot for kids of all ages, and - you guessed it - all…read moreabilities! I love that adults (or older siblings) can swing with babies - my almost-two year old LOVED this. The astroturf is sooooo much better than the wood chips I've seen everywhere else...easy for little feet to walk on and no chance of them eating it (ahem). Every time I'm there I see something new (zip line swings??), and I think this place is just the best.

Closed on Saturday? WTF.. all the hype and drive down on a SATURDAY.... Closed!! Wow and obviously…read moreclosed tomorrow Sunday...