The city created this football field back behind the YMCA for youth football practice and games…read more The field is nicely kept with metal bleachers on both sides for spectators. It's really nice to see a large electronic scoreboard (unlike the field my oldest played on a few years ago). The only improvement I recommend is a small bathroom facility because I'm not a fan of porta potties.

This place is very well kept as far as the grass being mowed and weed control. However, during…read moresoccer season there is hardly any parking and people have to park up and down a two lane road on 120th street or across the street at the baseball diamonds. The city needs to rethink the parking because it is dangerous and cumbersome for people walking and drivers.

I love the decor of pirate putt! They lean heavily into the pirate theme with big fake boats,…read morepirate statues, and ocean obstacles. Price is pretty good for the variety of the different holes. All the putt putt places by these people are great!

Pirate Putt is a fun, themed mini-golf venue in Council Bluffs with two 18-hole courses. Priced at…read more$10/course for adults (as of June 2024), it's a fun place to spend inside during the hot summer months (or just in general). While I loved the pirate decorations, and there were a couple of unique obstacles (like shooting your ball out of a cannon inside a pirate ship), the course isn't one where you can get many holes-in-one (which is one of the most fun and rewarding objectives of mini golf in my opinion). Most of the holes are in decent shape, though there are a few spots where the carpeting is coming loose and could use some maintenance. In my quest to find the best mini golf course in America (Iowa is the 28th state I've mini-golfed in), I would give this course a B.

over priced for our dates lanes. was there a week ago and couldn't even finish our 2nd game because…read morethe lane wouldn't set down pins then kept knocking them over. Asked for help at the counter but nothing was done about it. ended up just leaving. for what they charge a game it should be a better experience and better equipment.

Our family has grown up in Bellevue going to this bowling alley as it's the only one. The next…read moreclosest one is in Papillion. I also bowled Monday night league here numerous times throughout my high school bowling career. It's truly a shame that COVID-19 was simply just too much, and pushed this place to its limit which resulted in permanent closure. Your location provided decades entertainment and will never be forgotten in the community of Bellevue

Hillside Little League is a place that has about 10, maybe more or less, baseball diamonds that…read morekids have games on. It is located off of 72nd and western and is not very difficult to find. Once you turn into the parking lot, there is a large sign with the numbers of the fields so if you are not where the field you need to go to is located, you can find it on this map. The parking lot is a little haphazard. There are bumper blocks that designate a stall, but sometimes cars just park whichever way they want to. Sometimes, they make their own spots. This baseball park has a concession stand with many varieties of food, drinks, and sweets. They also take credit card and apple pay!

Nice park and playground. My daughter loves all the slides. We've been a few times and the park is…read morealways clean. There are restrooms with running water that are open seasonally and they also were clean, especially for being in a public park. The park is fairly big. They also has a baseball field, basketball court, horseshoe pits, tennis and a sheltered picnic area. It's a really nice park and we enjoy going.

Beautiful facility with a large variety of courts. The courts are kept up nicely and the park is…read morebeautiful. the restrooms inside the club house are kept very clean and there is always plenty of seating. Great for league play or just to rent a court for a match.

I grew up going to many indoor facilities and now I get to bring my kids. I love how bright and…read moreopen it is. There is plenty of space to train all aspects of baseball and softball. They even have a strength and conditioning room. I highly recommend this place!

Would ask a lot of questions before blindly giving them your $400 commitment fee. We tried out and…read moresigned up our son under the premise that all in we would be paying $1,500 and that his fall sport would not be a problem as they wanted a hard start for January. Fast forward to the first parent meeting and we are being told that it is now $2,500. Big jump. We also had to sit and listen to the coach bad mouth former players, parents and other coaches in the organization. He also tried to make the parents feel terrible when his disorganized schedule did not work for team outings. I did not like the way that this coach handled anything and did not want to find out what the season would be like. I made contact with the owner, Dan Tinnell and he made comment about how he knew they had an issue with this coach and that the team last year split off from him because of the disorganization. I also spoke with the general manager and another coach that took over for the disorganized coach. They also had nothing good to say about him. They tried to get us on another team, but we told them that we could not stand behind an organization that would allow a coach like that on their staff. When I asked for my $400 back, they denied me without really even addressing the problem that they have. The owner also tried to call me a liar about what he said to me about the coach. Said that we left the team in a lurch, when that is not true, they did not have a full team with our son playing. We were in their facility twice, once for a try out and the other for the awful parent meeting. Nothing was ordered for our child for uniforms, they just got free money. There are a lot of other organizations out there, I would take your money elsewhere.