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!

Great place to host baseball games! I love the area, and everything is very well maintained. The…read moreonly downside is the limited parking, especially since some spots are reserved for monthly parking. If there are games happening that week, I recommend arriving early. Other than that, great place!

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.

The best batting cages! My boys love coming here and it's so cool that they get to try out all the…read morenew bats.

First and foremost I have been coming to the hitting zone with my son and his teams over the years…read more As an ex baseball player myself I have been in my share of batting cages and the hitting zone does a good job as a full service facility. They have (4) hitting cages (3) baseball and (1) softball along with a training cage for private lessons in addition to an area set up for tee or soft toss work. They also have a pro shop for equipment needs (bats, gloves, cleats, bags and training aids) Glen the owner is himself an ex player who runs it and does a really good job and goes the extra mile to work with you find hard to get or speciality equipment or make arrangements his supporting staff is mostly high school and college kids / players who operate it when Glen is out so service can be hit and miss lol but it's the batting cages no frills not the Ritz Carlton... It's a great addition to the neighborhood and extremely supportive of the kids and youth baseball and softball programs in the community. Thank you Glen keep up the great work...

Loved the experience provided at this location. Kenneth was super helpful and professional in…read moreassisting us with our needs during the season. WOULD RECOMMEND

Had a great time this last season. The coach we had was great and Kenneth at the red tent was a…read moregreat help answering questions we had about the league.

This review is strictly working with Jenna for using the community centers rooms for our wedding…read moredate as a reception gathering. We rented out two rooms and the patio. Pricing is set by the hour, not per day like some wedding venue halls; although if you hire all vendors yourself you can save a lot of money. Jenna was the main point of contact for our wedding date and renting out the two rooms. All venues have restrictions, but AHCCC was a bit more relaxed than other venues in the area. We were provided with a detailed contract and layouts of the rooms plus patio with exact measurements for our rental decorators. Our wedding turned out beautiful and the ceiling beams overhead with the lights enhanced the look. Definitely, recommend hosting your wedding or event at AHCCC.

I have been simply trying to join again as I did in years past. The ladies at the front desk could…read morenot have been more rude. They definately lost the sale. I tried today one last time. The young man at the front desk says he just answers phones and no one is there to sign me up. I belong to LA Fitness anyway. I wad going to add this as a walk to gym there but its worse than before.

Semi-private location. I love seeing the private tennis lessons, pickleball lessons/games, and the…read morekid dance classes. The gym looks decent...,could use some better equipment, but for the location and privacy...it's pretty good.

Wow! It was our first time here (after living here like over 20 years...lol), we were invited by…read moremembers to come and play pickleball...so we paid our own way as non-members and wow, it's so nice and clean here. There is free parking and there is a gym...(the machines are at different parts of the area, some inside and outside), nice swimming pool and paddleball table. I think regarding the gym it's personal preference, because just my personal opinion I feel that the workout machines are just too close together in a small room, I'm not used to that. The machines however are great quality! They have a separate smaller room for cardio machines also. There are lots of outdoor tables and seats which is very nice.

Santa Susana Baseball will take your money and then assign you a practice day and time without…read moreconferring about your availability. if you can't make it too bad. They won't offer you a different practice group that fits your schedule or a refund. It's a money-hungry group. Do not sign up and get trapped.

When I was a kid, my glove was a hand me down. My bat was whatever the team had in a size I could…read moreswing. The fields were semi-upkept diamonds at elementary or middle schools. There weren't bleachers or snack bars. We had uniforms, kind of. Games were one day a week and I, honestly, don't remember how I got to practice, but I do remember that by throwing on my cleats and grabbing a glove, I was ready to go. Simi is a little different. Baseball:Simi::Football:Texas. The diamonds here are better than the ones my high school had. Kids bats are $300. Gloves are $100. Uniforms are planned across the league to the point that watching a group of 11-12 YOslooks like Field of Dreams because of the perfectly orchestrated throwbacks chosen. The HOF Baseballs on the chain link are adorned with actual big leaguers. It's a little different and of the leagues in Simi, SSBB is the shining star. The history is richer than the others. Our 11 YO decided to play baseball for the first time this year. That's 50 by Simi youth baseball standards, but if he wanted to, we'll give him everything we can to compete. At try outs, his inexperience was evident to the point that coaches approached him and told him he did great for his first time. Wait, let's focus on that, the coaches approached him and told him he did great for his first time. That's it, we made the right choice in league. The coaches were supportive in a way I wasn't offered as a kid. That hasn't stopped. Simi is a weird town. The people in Simi are... different. Women have little cliques. Men have "Good ol' boys" clubs. It's not exactly a town conduscive to fresh faces. That rule has to be applied across the board and, after you've made peace with that, judge everything based on the rest. That isn't to say anything bad about SSBB in any way. Just the parents can be disinterested in a Simi Valleyian way. The coaches and team mom have been great. I couldn't ask for any more of them. The fields are gorgeous. There's a snack bar... a staffed snack bar... SSBB is a fantastic little league that I will happily support long after our boy has moved onto other ventures.

My children have played AYSO since they were 5/6 respectively…read more The last three year's have gone downhill tremendously. The commissioner is weak and easily intimidated by members of region 71 board. The board members are classless locals. Your average run of the mill raci*ts. The coaches are no longer members of the community, but are brought in from Van Nuys, and other vagrant neighborhoods. The parents are insufferable. From the gossip and over dramatized low brow refs to the soft heads of this region the whole thing is a sh*t show. Bring security with you to practices and games. Record everything and stay safe out there.

Fantastic organization. The directors and board member are all volunteers and they work very hard…read more The only not so amazing part is the parents. They don't realize that they are only paying for the uniforms and field permits. Everything else such as coaches and referee are all volunteer position requiring parents to step up and get involved in their children activity. Some how the West Hills community seems to think of soccer as a hobby or daycare and very very few get involved. Tip: for the parents help your kids team prep the field, setup and goals, help paint the lines, help clean the field, remove debris and rock. Everyone you see out there is working for free. Let's go West Hills step up. My kids have aged out and had a wonderful time.