Came here with my brother for some mini-golf fun. We had a nice time although it was hot!…read more The small building entrance has some small snack foods and ice cream. Milkshakes and other sweet treats were available. There was only one young staffer that I saw but very friendly and helpful. I was able to get a first responder discount which made our mini-golf games almost buy one get one. It was about $14 total. The 18-hole course was not too easy or hard and had some unseen dips on the well maintained astroturf. They also thankfully have appropriately placed netting to avoid some shots landing in the water. For about four or five holes, they have fun spinners which have you do a trick shot or choose someone to move a ball or hop on a foot to take your shot or use the opposite end of the club for the shot. Made for some laughs on the course. No prizes for a hole in one on 18. They also have a batting cage. Although relatively empty when we were there in the afternoon on a Saturday, others were slowly coming in. This is a nice place for a fun family or friend night out. I did see on the price board they have a full-season pass.

Super fun mini golf course. Very clean and most of the holes were pretty fair in variation and…read moredifficulty. There are some unique additional challenges to "spin" in worked throughout. There are also batting cages for the robust roundabout experience.

While playing on the mini golf course here in season I'm sure is nice, and while the pizza place…read morealways smells great from the parking lot, the real grade A treat here is the insanity of a year-round driving range. You want to come out in December or January on a nice robustly brisk 28 degree night with a decent breeze and hit until your hands hurt or they freeze to the club? Damn right you can!! luckystrokes.com/hours The above link covers the current hours in the offseason, well sort of because that link shows the driving range lights as being on until 9 but there is a note taped to the self-serve ball dispenser that current lights off is actually 8 and based on my own personal experience last week, it's more like 7:55. The below link has the current pricing information. luckystrokes.com/home-page Also note, if you come there is a list of range rules. One of them is that you are supposed to aim at the targets they have in the field. Admittedly, there aren't too many dudes showing up in winter to hit but fwiw, I have yet to see one (self-included) go along with that. Everyone is just cranking and wherever it goes, it goes. Overall, the pricing is fare, the carpets are in decent shape and I'm just grateful to have a place somewhat close that chooses to think outside the box a little to offer us hard core contrarian loons something very fun & different to do in winter.

My kids were so excited to come here, showed up at 7:32 hoping it was open. When we came to the…read moreminiature Golf window the gentlemen looked at us and closed the blind in my kids face. Reading the signs it's did say they closed at 7:30 which is understandable. Proper professional customer service would have taken accountability apologized for not reflecting "closed" and moved on. The way it was handled was so distasteful and will never be back.

There is no place like it in the area that I know of. It is a great place to practice sports …read more.. indoors.

From the owner: Indoor & outdoor sports complex located in King of Prussia. Your place for team rentals, clinics,…read moreyouth and men's leagues, and more. Offering a regulation box lacrosse arena and a training turf area with 3 drop down cages. Book your team today!

If you're looking for a nice Family Night or Date Night or maybe even a YOU Night, this is it…read more Catch a ball game, eat some good (most bacon-themed) concessions, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow attendees. The place is small enough to feel home town friendly and the food is diverse enough for almost every palate. And the prices for the food and parking are INSANELY reasonable!

Amazing time the Christmas lights are a good show for the little ones worth it it was cold but…read moreworth it the kids had a blast food was great at a decent price if your the first one in the park you get a free hat

This place is amazing! Owners are so kind and accommodating, you can tell they truly love what they…read moredo! Staff works great with kids of all ages to help them learn and grow as baseball players. I can trust that my kids are taking away valuable skills after training with the staff here. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone that is interested!

From the owner: We offer private and group baseball and softball training. There is turf area and batting cages…read moreavailable to rent for team workouts. During the off season we have open hitting for ages 7 and up. What sets apart the above average players from others? How can a player improve their overall skills, arm strength, speed, power, IQ and confidence? The answer is practice, practice, practice and positive reinforcement. At Evolution Baseball and Softball we know how important the specific training is to develop a complete player. We understand that the game is extremely hard and filled with failures. We offer custom tailored workouts with a skilled instructor to develop the all around game of the players to help them see growth in themselves and in their game. We devote 60mins to our sessions so there is ample time to cover topics such as hitting and pitching mechanices, fielding, baserunning and improve overall IQ. Evolution has the ability to provide video breakdown and analysis for our players. We want to challenge, motivate and inspire each player we train. It is not where we start but about your growth and development through the process. Hard work and the ability to mentally push through our failures teaches tremendous life lessons that go well beyond just baseball and softball. We train the entire person, not just the player on the field

What a hidden gem! So glad my son & I visited! Really enjoyed not only the challenging 22 holes but…read morethe grounds were beautiful and peaceful, like you were in a secret garden. The owners a husband & wife team are super friendly! Would definitely come back if in the area!

Beautiful scenery (forgot to take pictures lol) with a very unique course, definitely a bit…read moredifficult but was extremely enjoyable. Quiet, not a lot of people, but you are accompanied by bullfrogs, butterflies, and dragonflies. We got distracted watching the frogs and taking pictures of the butterflies. Definitely is a hidden treasure.

Over priced. We got dip'n'dots and the cups were barely close to full (they are always overflowing…read moreevery other place we've ordered them). Vegan ice cream (only one flavor available..) is flavorless. Just 'cause it's vegan doesn't mean it has to be bad. Won't be back.

I visited with a group of 4. Played miniature golf which was fun but not cheap. Then went over to…read moreget ice cream. In what world is 2 Dippin dots and 2 small cones $26.00. To say the least our group will not be returning . There are plenty of other places a lot less expensive

Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Spooky Nook PA is an impressive facility purely based on size alone…read more The complex is massive and at first glance it is hard not to be amazed by how much is packed into one location. There are countless courts fields and activity areas which makes it clear why this place attracts so many teams tournaments and large scale events. The variety of sports and amenities offered is a major positive. No matter what sport you are coming for there is a strong chance it is supported here. The layout allows for multiple games and events to run at the same time which is convenient for tournaments and families with kids participating in different activities. There are also food options and areas to sit which help when spending long days at the complex. That said the sheer size of the facility can also be a drawback. Navigating from one area to another can be overwhelming especially for first time visitors. Clearer signage and better wayfinding would make a big difference. It is easy to feel rushed or stressed trying to find the correct court or field on time particularly during busy weekends. Crowd management is another area that could use improvement. When events are in full swing the complex can feel extremely congested. Parking can be challenging and walking through crowded corridors with athletes spectators and equipment can become frustrating. The overall experience during peak hours feels chaotic rather than streamlined. The facility itself is functional but not always comfortable. Some areas feel worn and could benefit from better maintenance or updates especially considering the high volume of traffic the complex sees. Seating can be limited and not always ideal for spectators staying for extended periods of time. Overall Spooky Nook Sports Complex delivers on scale and opportunity but falls short in execution. It is an impressive venue with huge potential but the experience can feel overwhelming and tiring rather than enjoyable. With better organization improved navigation and attention to comfort it could easily earn a higher rating. For now it lands at a solid three stars.

Day 2. I'm not sure if it was because it was a holiday weekend, but the bathrooms were completely…read morefilthy. Plumbing issues galore. No toilet paper, trash over flowing. Also everyone seemed to be in a bad mood, and ready for the day to be over.

That's the best indoors academy i've ever been yet. The…read morebatting cages are huge and the staff is super nice. :)

From the owner: We are an indoor sports academy that offers a really wide range of sports for both kids and adults…read more From soccer to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, from batting cages to softball, baseball, lacrosse, field hockey, football, yoga and meditation. We are the first place with an innovative concept of an interactive TV channel dedicated for our academy with live broadcasting of all the sports practices, classes, and more! Our 25,000-sq./ft. facility allows us to host birthday parties, corporate events, workshops, exhibits, school field trips, and church reunions.