A neighborhood park, Grape Arbor is a quiet and spacious park with restrooms, a children's…read moreplayground, plenty of seating, and lots of green grass for dogs to roam around. I'd consider this park a neighborhood gem, bringing people together.

Awesome neighborhood park in Calabasas. Safe, quiet, clean, maintained. Small parking lot…read more Covered picnic pavilion. Sports field, basketball courts, sand volleyball, and restrooms. The area is residential only and the vibe here is mostly the locals with kids, some basketball players, sports teams, and dog walkers. We've hosted birthday parties here, had school gatherings, met friends, just stopped by. It's always mellow, with shady trees, nice breezes, and respectful people.

Coach Alex is professional, has experience and treats the players like adults. This isn't your…read morecommunity park daddy ball team that unfortunately dominates our sport these days. My boys could use him at their HS.

Alex has trained both my boys in hitting , pitching and fielding. Alex is an amazing baseball coach…read moreand super nice! One of my boys is now going to play baseball at LMU!. Thank you Alex!

Absolutely the best. The culture, the people, the education for Baseball is exactly what you want…read morein a baseball organization.

We have been playing Knapp Ranch since my boys were in Tball and there is no other family…read moreenvironment like this one. They are focused on learning and fostering the love of the sport in their players. We would not play anywhere else!

This is a very nice facility and serves its purpose. Love the shade structures over the stands…read more The major downfall is the turf fields. The off gassing in the heat and wind is unbearable. They may look nice but they are awful and not eco friendly.

It's such an awesome fields for the kids. Turf is great. Great space for families. They have a…read morewiffle ball field and batting cages as well.

This park is great! It has multiple basketball courts, a playground with sand, bars for the kids to…read moreplay on, 4-5 tennis courts and plenty of grass to run around on. It's pretty clean and never packed. It's in a neighborhood and surrounded by tons of trees, so it gets good shade.

Loved their baseball field. No open places elsewhere. My baseball team went to practice there.read more

Baseball to watch the kids. The kids et exercise…read more Thank god its walking distance, because parking sucks. Cop nearby hides and give tickets to drivers going fast down the hill. Boo.

Wanna see a really cool, state of the art center in the valley where there are four 'real' baseball…read morefields with real pitching mounds and grass in-between? Check. How about bullpens? Check. Batting cages? Check. Paid for by tax money!? CHECK!!! "Woo hoo," right? Sounds like a fun weekend or week day of playing some summer ball or even in winter when there's nobody to be seen for miles. EGHHH!! (That's my "wrong" buzzer sound.) Even though it's supposed to be public, you can't get in. It's locked up at all times unless you're with the little league program. The only way in is if you hop the fence and hopefully nobody sees you. Shhhh... play baseball in secret, it's f'ing ridiculous. I was there watching a kids game and some older guys, like college players, were pitching in the dirt bullpen the other week, completely not even on the grass fields, let alone near the "prized" raked infields... in the voice of Allen Iverson, "We talking practice!! Practice... in the bullpen!!" This blowheart flipped out at them, screaming at them to get outta there, etc. Apparently he's the guy who "runs" the place or something, acting like a real tough guy and they weren't even hurting anything. He kinda pulled up his pants, struttin' like Chris Farley, "Livin' in a van...!!" You can tell that, to this guy, it's "his" complex and he'll be damned if anyone has fun there that he doesn't "approve." Anyway... so yeah, it's like this amazing place that you paid for with your tax money... but you can't use it.

This park, located right next to the WLV YMCA, is perfect for young children under age 6. It's…read moresmall but has nice climbing structures, a few swings, a sand pit, etc.

What a view! Great fields and courts! We don't have younger kids but super cute playground too.read more

Second time here and this place is the new go-to spot. Oliver helped us as the front and he was…read morevery encouraging to my son who's 5 and has only hit at the cages once previously. He gave us the breakdown of all the great amenities offered and then personally showed us to our cage inside for the session. Honestly growing up playing ball in LA, this is the nicest batting cage I've been to that I can remember. Located in a great area as well. Thanks for all your help Oliver and we'll see you guys back there next time.

Couldn't speak more highly of this place. Oliver and Michael took care of us for our first time and…read morewe will be back for sure. Amazing place . So clean, highly recommend . Thank you again

This is a super great place to walk your leashed, well-behaved doggie. We walk both of them and…read morehappy to report that the little Pom who is uninterested in other dogs but loves people, has lost weight, thanks to going one round 5-6 days a week - super convenient, and higly recommended for both people and their doggies!

Lovely Park, clean and well maintained. Great place for…read moresoccer, baseball, and softball practice. The best mountain views, not to mention the location, nicely tucked away from noisy streets. If you're looking to picnic in a park, I recommend this location for sure.