The Farm League Park

★★★★★Hector Vazquez

I come regularly to see my little brother play. The facilities are top notch and the fields are very well kempt.

★Valerie Fischer

DO NOT RECOMMEND!! The flyers are inviting for their programs but deceiving. We registered and attended a softball camp where we were led to believe high school and college level players and coaches would be present for teaching and all skill levels welcome for learning and growth. My 13 year old attended the first day and was the oldest most experienced player and there was no division by age or skills, and those coaches and players were not running the camp. Then we registered for the flag football program, even bigger mistake. This was our son’s first season and he was placed on a team with no coach and no volunteers to coach until after the team of 7 was already assigned. All but one player having never played before in a league full of teams that have been together for multiple seasons with most teams carrying closer to 10-11 players. Our team was an afterthought, thrown together with newcomers not placed on the other experienced teams. The worst yet maybe the parking. Parking- well good luck with that as all facilities are active at the same time with no regard to the amount of parking needed for the multiple activities being hosted.

★★★★★Debbie Ann Campbell

This was our first time at this ball park to watch our youngest granddaughter. Very nice ball park & easy to drive around. Great facility.

★★★★Cameron Devenport

Large park with shared grass fields that are used for flag football and soccer. They also have multiple turf baseball fields with bleachers for viewers. Also an indoor gym for volleyball and basketball. Be aware that there are several sports with recreational and competitive leagues that host events during the weekends so parking can be hassle. There are restrooms available which for the most part are kept clean but also you can use those inside the Exxon gas station near Stubner Airline. There is full concession stand that offers the food options such as hot dogs, nachos, candy and drinks. Depending on the weekend and season there are some other food vendors or snow cone trucks that are on site as well. One added perk is there is no gate fee for spectators! Overall a big park that's clean and serves as a solid option to view youth sports.

★★★★J.

We’re at The Farm League Park all the time—between flag football, baseball, and volleyball, it’s become a second home. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and the real heroes are definitely the volunteer coaches who make it all happen. Refs and umps are generally good too—just talk with them when you’re coaching and you’ll build a great rapport. Only downside? Parking. When soccer, flag football, and baseball are all going at once, it’s rough. Spots fill fast and people start parking wherever they can. Still, once you’re on the fields, it’s a great experience for kids and families.