My family and I attended this stadium to watch Univ. of Lincoln baseball this past weekend. The…read morestadium was very clean and nice to walk around and check out. It offers a lot of berm seating and more comfortable seating as well. The concessions were pricey but what venue isn't these days? Parking was unlimited and free which was nice/surprising.

You cannot beat professional baseball in Lincoln Nebraska. The park is immaculate and situated so…read morethat you have a beautiful view of downtown Lincoln. Also, you can take you whole family for a great price there is tons for the kids to do. If you are looking for something to do on a nice summer evening and you like to watch good baseball... this is it.

Hit up the Sandhills Global Youth Complex for my nephew's baseball game and WOW--this place is a…read moretotal gem! The turf fields? Pristine. The vibe? Pure summer magic. Shaded picnic spots made it easy to relax between innings, and the concession stand was stacked--fountain sodas, nachos, burgers, hot dogs, walking tacos... basically ballpark heaven on a tray. Then the cherry on top: a Colby Ridge food truck dishing out waffle cones and frozen lemonades that hit the spot like a walk-off home run. The whole scene was just good vibes--kids laughing, running around, families cheering, snacks in hand. Honestly, it was the kind of evening that makes you forget your phone for a while. The kids were having a blast--on the field, off the field, everywhere. The whole place just radiates fun and community spirit. Lincoln is seriously lucky to have a spot like this. 10/10 would watch tiny humans hit home runs here again!

There is something here for everyone. Playgrounds, disc golf, an amphitheater, a dog park, trails,…read moreyou name it. It's also right next to the Gretna YMCA. However, where are all the trees? There is virtually no shade save an occasional shelter with tables. Right now the park lacks character and, especially in the summer, shade! They would be wise to plant trees and get this place some character and a place to cool down.

Family friendly, safe, and enjoyable open space on well maintained grounds and sidewalks. On any…read moregiven day or evening you'll find kids riding bikes, fishing, playing outdoor sports or simply enjoying a dose of fresh air. Wholesome in every sense of the word and conveniently located adjacent to the Gretna YMCA!

This is a nice baseball park for Bellevue University. Decent seating but a lot of the bleacher…read moreseats are cracked. The field is great. They have a small pair of batting cages and bull pens for each side. Parking is somewhat decent for a smallish crowd. Trees are overgrown surrounding the parameter of the ballpark so losing numerous balls is easy.

As my husband mentioned in his review earlier the ball field is very nice but the bleachers are…read moreworn (my guess is due to constant access to weather elements). The area is surrounded by trees so there's not much open area to walk around. There are 2 batting cages on each side and a bull pen for each team. The seating is small and there's only 2 bathroom stalls for the women. I'm not sure about the men's stalls. They do have a war memorial upon entering the ballpark in memory of the fallen soldiers who've played ball in the local area.

This Omaha City Park is tucked just south of 50th & Grover before going under the bridge. It would…read morebe easy to pass by without noticing it. This park is super close to my house and a convenient place for walking my dogs with the circular, flat paved pathway. Overall, like most city parks it could use a little more maintenance but I was pleased to see many people there enjoying it on a recent Sunday evening. There is a playgroud with benches and picnic tables scattered nearby, at least 5 trash cans, 4 tennis courts and a baseball diamond. It was pretty clean but unfortunately some people have used it as a place to dump tires in one area. I wouldn't come here for quiet meditation or solitude as one can see and hear the nearby interstate. Also, I probably wouldn't come here in winter months if there was snow or ice on the ground. While the park is flat, the entrance/exits are on a steep incline making it difficult for my little Honda to get the traction needed to get back on to 50th Street even on a good day. I've been coming to this park more frequently lately than other locations to save on gas.

This place is truly a gem worthy of being discovered and I'm so happy we decided to head there this…read moreweek. It was a frequent place my boyfriend and his family visited when we was smaller and he had always remembered it fondly. This place is full of different activities to do at very reasonable price points considering how almost anything you can think of has gone up in price! I mean UNLIMITED mini golf!? I'm thinking of spending a morning I have off just to play for fun. The two different courses are super fun with a variety of obstacles to make it exciting. I even consider the fallen leaves and acorns on the course as little extra obstacles to get the ball in the hole! Why not make your visit fun and positive than negative. To me, that's the best way to have a great time. We actually started off our visit heading to the batting cages. It was a first for me and they actually have different speed cages depending on the level you feel you're at. We started at the slower speed softball pitch, it was such a fun time! I hit a few good ones and figured out the right stance too. My boyfriend moved over to the fast pitch for his second round and boy you gotta stay alert at this one! He hit a couple of good ones before we were ready for some mini golf. Though some reviewers have stated it's a bit run down, it still has everything they can offer to ensure a good time. On that same vein, the more people come, the more profit they'll make which leads to more improvements they can make and more activities they can offer. To me, this place is truly a gem especially being open 10am- 10pm everyday from April to the end of October, weather permitting. The owner, Dale, was super friendly, helpful, and had a warm welcoming personality that already has me eager to come back. I'd love to bring my family and friends too! The food menu looked great and they even have corn hole and a cute dining area!! I'm also wondering if they have an option to rent out the place for a birthday party! If you're looking for something to do that is outside, interactive, different, and inexpensive I highly recommend heading out to Millard to take a swing here at Boulder Creek Amusement park! Our whole evening, two adult mini golf plays, two plays each of the batting cages and two drinks were around $40!! A perfect evening out at gem of a place!

Update the hours on your website. Very disappointing driving out here and having it closed when the…read morewebsite says open.