Love this sports park! There's so much to do and for as small as it seems, it's actually pretty…read morebig. There's plenty of restrooms and they're clean single occupancy use restrooms. Love that there's a great playground for younger kids to play while the older kids might be busy with sports. There's a ton of shade and open space to set up and watch games. Such a great breeze up top to watch the field as well.

This is a great park with soccer fields, baseball fields, and basketball courts. It is very well…read moremaintained and well lit during the evening when there are games or official practice. Pathway lights have sensors for extra lighting if needed. Even the playground is well lit. There is also access to the loop trail that is a wild life preservation. A great place for fun and recreational activities.

Exceptional baseball training. Our Son (12) has been working with David and Micheal for about 6…read moremonths or so. He has made much progress and loves his time at the facility. Highly recommended for any age.

I am amazed how the new board and president are acting of you don't kiss their butts. The President…read morekicked out the board member and their kids from playing with league. Then to top it of the President calls the cops and CPS and tells Cops and CPS false information. The cops and CPS Said that the accusation were unfounded. This is not leadership. Then even better the VP and the head player agent have their kids playing PONY. What's that about?? Then there was parent who can't afford the fees but was willing to volunteer hours to pay for the fee but once again they keep turning away kids. It's that right? But all board members get their fees for free and get free all star uniforms... It's say now how adults can take away from the kids and give to there our kids. Stay away until leadership changes. This now dictatorship now

Honestly this league is a big joke we have to pay over $150 for our son to play then half the…read morepractice is and the games have been canceled because the field was just a little damp yet all the other cities around us are playing games then top it all off they're doing fundraisers all the time it seems like and we had to get a sponsor for a team where is all that money going I think deep down it's going in someone's pocket and the office here it should be all about the kids and letting them have fun but honestly we're halfway through this season and we've only had one game and a couple practices due to rain but the fields weren't even bad it's just everybody over panicking like they do for everything in this town.... I look in the mirror and I'd be ashamed of myself if I was this league knowing that there's kids in other states that only wish they had half as good as weather is we have yet you guys close the fields because there's one raindrop or one tiny little puddle somewhere this is ridiculous..

This is a beautiful sports park! It's clean and big with have multiple fields which are perfect for…read moretournaments. Along the fields are long pathways where people can walk their dog or just enjoy the came from afar. They do have a small playground area as well.

Ive been to a lot of baseball parks over the years and this one by far was the most beautiful. Tons…read moreof parking, very nice neighborhood, easy access, clean and looks brand new. The fields are beautiful. Big concession area and music over a speaker system. They actually have large clean bathrooms with everything you need. Its definitely 5 stars!

Great place to get your swings in before your game, or just to do it on the weekend and relax. They…read morehave everything you need to go in and just start swinging.

Please don't go here. After years of my son practicing at…read morethis place, I finally decided to buy him a bat from them. I wanted to support a small local business instead of ordering online. I spent $400 on a bat that was sitting right in their "USA Bat" section. I trusted the sign. I trusted them. The very next day I realized it wasn't a USA bat at all--it was a USSSA bat. Completely the wrong one. My son can't even use it for the leagues he plays in. Brand new, still in perfect condition, just... wrong. I went back that same day. The same guy who sold it to me was working. I didn't even get the chance to show him the bat or explain. He just looked at me and said, "We don't accept returns." Then he turned and walked to the back of the store like I wasn't even standing there. Like the last few years of us coming in didn't matter. Like I was just some random person he had never seen before. When he finally came back out, I tried again. I told him it had been marked as a USA bat, that it was brand new, that my son literally can't use it. He just stared at me. No apology. No offer to help. No nothing. Just silence. Then he walked away again. I have pictures of the bat sitting in the USA section and of the brand-new bat itself. They put the wrong bat in the wrong section and then acted like it was my problem when I tried to fix it. I'm not asking for special treatment. I just wanted them to care a little after everything. Instead I left feeling completely dismissed and stupid for trusting them. It really hurts when a place you've supported for years treats you like you don't matter the second there's a problem. Horrible customer service. Just... don't.

Great stadium to catch a game at with a grass area for kids to run around and try to catch a foul…read moreball! My one complaint is I paid for parking beforehand through the MiLB app and paid $35 for premium parking when in person that day parking was only $25.

As a lifelong baseball fan, Storm Stadium is one of those hidden gems that reminds you why you fell…read morein love with the game in the first place. This place offers a top-tier minor league experience -- great views from every seat, a solid stadium layout, and a true family-friendly vibe that makes you want to come back again and again. The Lake Elsinore Storm, the Low-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, consistently put together scrappy, exciting rosters. Over the years, I've caught future Padres stars like Hunter Renfroe, Austin Hedges, Wyatt Hoffman, Jackson Merrill, Ethan Salas, and Leo de Vries right here before they hit the big stage. It's part of the magic -- watching the next wave of talent grow up right in front of you. The promotions and social media team here deserve a serious shoutout. They keep the buzz going all season long and do a phenomenal job pulling the community in with creative themes and fun events. It's more than a game -- it's an experience. A few pro tips: Parking is easy, but park close if you can -- especially in the summer heat. Handicap accessible areas are well thought out, and getting around in a wheelchair is doable. Food options have been a bit limited in the past, but the recent addition of Michi Tacos (no exaggeration -- the best taco spot in the valley) was a total game changer. The Diamond Tap Room is decent but inconsistent. When it's busy, expect slower service. Timing is everything. I'm stoked they reopened the grass hill in right field -- kids love it, and it's perfect for families. Just keep an eye out for foul balls -- I've seen a few people Hit when not paying attention, and there are always close calls out there! There used to be a kids playground area also out in the right field area but that closed down a couple years ago when they built a training facility. Would be pretty amazing if they built another playground area with some shade so the little kids can blow off some steam when the parents want to enjoy baseball and a day with the family at the park. If you love baseball and want to get up close to the action without breaking the bank, Storm Stadium is well worth the trip. A must-visit for Padres fans and anyone who enjoys the heart and hustle of minor league ball.

After our initial conversation a week ago, during which I explicitly mentioned that my 12-year-old…read moreson is a complete beginner with no prior baseball experience, I was disappointed by the approach taken during the evaluation. The session began with an immediate criticism regarding my son's attire. Hey NumbNuts, this was his first experience with the sport and that specific gear requirements were not mentioned during our introductory call, this greeting set an unprofessional tone for the meeting. More importantly, I was deeply concerned by your physical conduct and the way you handled my son during the drills. His visible discomfort and nervousness made it clear that your coaching style is not a fit for a student who requires patience and encouragement. Jose, You need to tone it down and be easy with the kids, some parents are not going to be easy, wouldn't want to get your a** popped! Furthermore, I would suggest reconsidering how you present your professional background. While you highlight your history as a recruiter for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, and Colorado Rockies, (Whack A** Teams) the quality of the experience did not translate into an effective or welcoming environment for a new player. Due to these concerns regarding your conduct and the lack of a suitable environment for beginners, I wouldn't recommend this clown!

This is by far a best baseball academy. Coach Jose is a pro and very committed towards teaching…read morecorrect mechanics and ensuring kids understand the game. We are glad to find Coach Jose and his staff. Thanks.