Three of us (all women) stopped in to see if we could get a batting cage for an hour--staff was…read morewelcoming & set us up with two different experiences: fast & slow pitch. There is everything you need right there (bats/helmets) & even a gift shop with lots of baseball gift options! It was a great experience as we visited the area from out-of-town!

We used Strike Zone for a few baseball clinics with our team to get some extra reps in, and it was…read morea great experience. The kids really enjoyed the location and connected well with the coaches, who were knowledgeable and encouraging. It was a solid mix of skill-building and fun, which kept the players engaged and motivated. The facility is clean and well-equipped, making it a convenient spot for team sessions. Overall, it gave our team a nice boost and we'd definitely consider going back for more training.

This place is truly a gem worthy of being discovered and I'm so happy we decided to head there this…read moreweek. It was a frequent place my boyfriend and his family visited when we was smaller and he had always remembered it fondly. This place is full of different activities to do at very reasonable price points considering how almost anything you can think of has gone up in price! I mean UNLIMITED mini golf!? I'm thinking of spending a morning I have off just to play for fun. The two different courses are super fun with a variety of obstacles to make it exciting. I even consider the fallen leaves and acorns on the course as little extra obstacles to get the ball in the hole! Why not make your visit fun and positive than negative. To me, that's the best way to have a great time. We actually started off our visit heading to the batting cages. It was a first for me and they actually have different speed cages depending on the level you feel you're at. We started at the slower speed softball pitch, it was such a fun time! I hit a few good ones and figured out the right stance too. My boyfriend moved over to the fast pitch for his second round and boy you gotta stay alert at this one! He hit a couple of good ones before we were ready for some mini golf. Though some reviewers have stated it's a bit run down, it still has everything they can offer to ensure a good time. On that same vein, the more people come, the more profit they'll make which leads to more improvements they can make and more activities they can offer. To me, this place is truly a gem especially being open 10am- 10pm everyday from April to the end of October, weather permitting. The owner, Dale, was super friendly, helpful, and had a warm welcoming personality that already has me eager to come back. I'd love to bring my family and friends too! The food menu looked great and they even have corn hole and a cute dining area!! I'm also wondering if they have an option to rent out the place for a birthday party! If you're looking for something to do that is outside, interactive, different, and inexpensive I highly recommend heading out to Millard to take a swing here at Boulder Creek Amusement park! Our whole evening, two adult mini golf plays, two plays each of the batting cages and two drinks were around $40!! A perfect evening out at gem of a place!

Update the hours on your website. Very disappointing driving out here and having it closed when the…read morewebsite says open.

Ball fields are great. The outdoor portable potty was disgusting. The toilet was almost filled to…read morethe bottom of the seat. I was so scared to sit down. Garbage containers were full so trash all over.

Man this is a terrible ballpark! The parking is terrible and most people had to park in huge mud…read morepuddles and some even got stuck. Also, you had to park a mile away because as previously stated, there is no parking! Why host tournaments if there is no place to park? There is zero shade and if you don't get hit by a foul ball then consider yourself lucky. The prices in the concession were okay but the food was not that good. The worst part is how unclean and filthy the restrooms. The men's and women's were equally bad. Although the moms on our team had to go as partners to the restroom due to lack of locks on stall doors. They are in need of something to cover and shade fans as well as some netting to protect spectators from fouls balls. Finally, they need to hire someone to maintain and clean their facilities. Our two games were early morning which means they hadn't been cleaned in a while! Just not a great park overall. The Slumpbuster is a big tournament and should use better facilities to host the tournament.

This is a nice baseball park for Bellevue University. Decent seating but a lot of the bleacher…read moreseats are cracked. The field is great. They have a small pair of batting cages and bull pens for each side. Parking is somewhat decent for a smallish crowd. Trees are overgrown surrounding the parameter of the ballpark so losing numerous balls is easy.

As my husband mentioned in his review earlier the ball field is very nice but the bleachers are…read moreworn (my guess is due to constant access to weather elements). The area is surrounded by trees so there's not much open area to walk around. There are 2 batting cages on each side and a bull pen for each team. The seating is small and there's only 2 bathroom stalls for the women. I'm not sure about the men's stalls. They do have a war memorial upon entering the ballpark in memory of the fallen soldiers who've played ball in the local area.

Right away I notice a difference under the new ownership. The entrance is more inviting! The lobby…read more/ waiting area is more open. I love the new color and design of the whole complex. On the soccer side, they added batting cages with two batting machines and one hand pitch. In addition, they have two new pickle ball courts. I love that they re-painted the tennis courts, looks awesome! Upstairs, they added six new TVs with surround sounds and new tables and chairs. Bathrooms are very nice as well! Very happy with the remodel!

This review would be of the utmost praise of this complex, if it weren't for their decision to hire…read moreJunior as a referee. My disappointment in Junior's decision making is immeasurable. In the soccer game tonight at 8:50, which featured SunCo vs Sun Toppers, there was numerous missed calls on both teams and aggression towards players during and after the game. The buzzer sounded, indicating the end of regulation with a tied score of 6-6. Shortly after that, a player on Sun Toppers shot the ball and the SunCo goalkeeper let the ball go in because the game was over. Junior counted that shot as a goal and declared the Sun Toppers victors over SunCo. Players on SunCo tried to explain to Junior that the buzzer had sounded, so the players had stopped playing. The official rule says when the buzzer sounds, the game is over. This decision has me absolutely perplexed. Junior then was verbally aggressive to players on SunCo that were rightfully frustrated and expressed their concerns with his decision. In all of the previous games I spectated, I had never seen this ref before, and I had absolutely no complaints with any decision making. In all my years of playing and watching the beautiful game I have never been as flabbergasted and befuddled as I was after watching the game tonight.

Elkhorn Training Camp is an awesome place that my daughter frequents, mostly for soccer. They do…read morehave camps where they help kids develop strength that helps them in their sports. My daughter went to a few of them and loves them. She is definitely stronger and has more stamina in her sports. They have these same camps for adults too, but I have not tried them. They do have batting cages and such, too, if you are a baseball player. The pricing for using Elkhorn Training Camp is reasonable and the place is very clean and well kept. I definitely would recommend this place if you live in or around the Elkhorn area.

From the owner: Elkhorn Training Camp, located at 715 N 210th St, is the premiere indoor training facility for…read moreathletes in the Midwest. With more than 34,000 square feet of indoor training space, Elkhorn Training Camp offers open practice areas, lessons, camps, and clinics for young athletes looking to gain a competitive edge. We provide a safe, cutting-edge environment designed for athletes to train to their maximum potential. Contact us today to start taking advantage of our top of the notch instructors and training equipment!

The Wave is an amazing place it is a well designed building and the owners are the nicest people…read moreyou could ever meet

From the owner: The WAVE is a full-service multisport and fitness facility located on 14650 Woodstock Blvd in…read moreWaverly, NE. Our members have access to batting and pitching cages, turf area, golf simulator, fitness center, classes, camps, and more. Athletes from all backgrounds and specialties will find our facility to be the best in the area where they can improve their skills and overall wellness. Improving your fitness is made simple at The WAVE. Join today.

Great lessons 10/10 I'm learning a lot and I get to borrow equipment because I dont have a helmet…read moreno sweat either

They got pressed because we didn't pick up 10 balls that we didn't even throw. It hs a good place…read morefor batting cages but the customer service is meh.

My son just started playing at these fields this past fall as they just opened up about a year ago…read more We've seen several of these types of all weather turf complexes around other cities we've played at including Des Moines and Kansas City. We're happy they put some here! With some of the rain we get here, it gets challenging to have fields that are always in great shape. They stay extremely well kept all the time and the smoothness of the fields are great for ball control. And so many games and tournaments can now be held in the area with all the extra fields.

The complex is nice, good concession stand, fields are nice. BUT.... there's only ONE bathroom in…read morethe entire complex at the concession stand - would be so nice to have some porta-potties by the outer fields. There's also NO trash cans - there's literally around 4 in the entire complex of fields. Lastly, we've played FOUR tournaments here this year (2025) and the grass is NEVER mowed - it's extremely long and very wet in mornings - makes pulling carts, putting up tents or just sitting irritating with the grass / weeds scratching your ankles and bugs crawling up, etc! How hard is it to mow the grass on a Thurs or Friday before??!! I mean it's so long I seriously think they only mow every-other week!