I went on Saturday and we won! The food the great and snacks. I got a Noelvi Marte bobble head too!read more

I always love coming here during baseball season to watch the Reds. It's one of those places that's…read morejust consistently a good time. The seats are usually pretty affordable, the atmosphere is fun, and it never feels overwhelmingly crowded, which makes the whole experience more enjoyable. Parking is also super convenient, especially with how close the garages are, and getting in and out of the stadium is really easy. I also appreciate that you can bring your own food and even a small cooler, which honestly helps a lot. That being said, the prices inside the stadium have gotten absolutely outrageous. I understand that this is pretty standard across most stadiums, but there's definitely room for improvement. It would be great to see them take a step back and reevaluate pricing across the board, or at least offer some kind of deals or special promotions on certain days. Otherwise, I could genuinely see it turning people away over time. Overall, it's still a really fun place to spend a day or evening, and I'll definitely keep coming back. I just hope they make some adjustments to keep it accessible for everyone.

This is a nice place to play baseball. The fields are always in great condition. Lots of different…read morefield options. Parking during the week and Fall is only $5, but it gets crazy for tournaments where it's charged per person. There is a lot of parking, but it's unpaved so sometimes people cannot park correctly.

It's like going to an outdoor Walmart. The people watching is impressive and the cloud of vape…read moresmoke keeps the air smelling fresh.

This is a really big and nice park. I come up here once a year for a race that uses the park as…read morehome base. There is tons of parking. The path is in nice shape and the bike path is connected so longer runs or rides are easier to plan. The bathrooms could use some upgrades, but the picnic shelter is still pretty nice. I think the one thing I wish they'd do is continue the path inside the park somehow. Maybe over towards the baseball fields, but it's not a very long path in the park.

Great place for all kinds of sporting activities. Clean and safe for your events day or night.read more

One of the oldest and still existing Youth Baseball clubs in the Dayton area…read more Based on youth and amateur baseball, this is one of the oldest in the area; feeding skills to several College, Amateur and a couple professional baseball players coming up through its ranks. Filled with the spring, summer and fall leagues... from t-ball to teen levels.

We have been coming here since I was a kid and it was fun to bring my daughter here now! The park…read morehas two playgrounds, one in the front and one in the back, as well as a field and running track for the working out. I've always loved this purple dinosaur and the red fire truck to climb on.

Overall complex is pretty well maintained. Concession stand has all the normal snacks/drinks…read more Parking situation can be pretty tight on a weekend or busy night. Also parking lot is mostly white gravel/rock that needs work as there are lots potholes

Back again on a Tuesday night for $2 seat night with $2 hot dogs and soft drinks. Good baseball…read morewith a small park atmosphere. Fun place for a family night out . Plenty of parking on site and parking is always free.

My partner and I enjoyed our first visit yesterday, and overall, had a nice time. Great little…read morestadium with free parking, a decent variety of concessions, a small team shop, and plenty of drink options for kids and adults. The only thing we'd change about the stadium is to put some of the seats under cover or in shadow. During a midday summer game, all seats are in the sun, which can get pretty brutal. That withstanding, the energy at the stadium, even with light attendance, was pretty good. There were lots of premium giveaways and on-field promos, and our tickets were about $30 to sit behind home. We'd definitely recommend seeing a Y'alls game at Thomas More Stadium! (Just bring your sunscreen.)

Oakbrook Park is nestled in the, you guessed it, Oakbrook community. It is only fitting that such a…read morelarge community have it's own park. I have passed by it a number times, but today was the first opportunity to stop. Oakbrook is a small park that offers it's citizens various amenities. There is a playground, sand volleyball court, (net still intact,) lending library, green spaces and chalkboard. The play structure offers some high points. At the time of my visit, the lending library was a mix of young children's books and romance novels. If you are planning a visit, bring a book to donate. The grounds appeared to be well kept. Someone was there tending to them during the visit. A private parking lot is just before the chalkboard and lending library. Not a destination park, but perfect as a community park for residents.

I only go here to park and run the trails that run through the neighborhoods. It's basically a…read moregrassy field with a mini library and some swing sets. I wouldn't consider it big enough for a Yelp page, honestly.

Great practice facility. Lots of room. Can't ask for much more in a baseball/softball facility!read more

From the owner: Indoor Activity Center Baseball and Softball Training and…read moreProfessional Instruction 15,000 sq. ft. turf field Batting & Pitching Cages Birthday Parties