This review took some time to complete as this was my son's first baseball clinic and I wanted him…read moreto participatein some others around town so I wouldhave somethingto compare it to. Overall he felt he didn't get a lot out of it. The other kids were very unsportsmanlike, often putting him down. He had decided this is the sport he wanted to hone in on and after a year and a half of not playing due to a global pandemic, he was definitely rusty but was hopefulto get back into the game. My son came home feeling very defeated over being put down by the other kids every single day he was there. When asked what the adults in charge did about it after he made them aware of the behavior, he said "well ... nothing". When running camps such as these one of the expectations I have as a parent is that the kids be encouraging, but sadly this was not the case. At the end of the clinic, my son asked how he would receive his evaluation since he wanted to work on any areas of improvement with his dad. The coach said "check the email for which you signed up." Interesting because I paid via venmo and reached out to sign him up through text as instructed. So it's almost August and never got the evaluation as advertised. I'd like to give BBA another try at some point but it would be helpful if they would work on the attitude and behavior of their players and follow through on delivery of services as advertised. At this point I'd spend my $100 elsewhere.

I play at Bakersfield Baseball Academy they are really nice and they have thought me a lotread more

I'm older but I like swimming so I decided to go to the pool at the community center.since they…read moreonly charge $1 ( or a canned good.) The days are T- Th and the hours are only 2-4pm. Naturally there were plenty of kids but I appreciated that they reserved the deep end for verified swimmers. It's well supervised and the team is very friendly. I'm planning to go every week

Went to this park for the first time yesterday and will be going back again! I love how it has a…read morehuge playground for kids to play in, fields for sports like baseball or cricket, and a fenced pickleball area with 8 invidividual courts! I love pickleball and so seeing the courts fenced in makes it so much easier to fetch a ball. Great park!

As a parent to a child who has been going to Boys and Girls Club for several years now it is GREAT!…read more My son used to attend the facility at Rollerama-Brimhall and also their Young Street location when it opened. Both were great and my son really blossomed there. Now he is in the Afterschool Program (run through Boys and Girls Club) at his school and still loves the program. These people don't get enough recognition and respect for all the good they do for the community. Highly recommend.

BUA is great! Basketball is great for the kids to stay active. The coaches are super friendly! Fun!…read moreFun! Super fun!

Very Pricey, and to me you don't get what you paid for in return as far as skills development goes…read more I paid good money for this program for better skills development. I think they could really step up in that department. One practice a week is not enough for skill development to me and thats all the younger kids get.

We tried this league about 6 or 7 years ago. Terrible experience with a bone head coach. He was…read moremaking our then 5 year old run laps around a park. Now, I'm all for laps but not at that age. Our son had an itch to play again, after many seasons at Fairfax and Northwest Bakersfield Baseball we gave this another go. It's been a great experience so far. The overall set up at these fields is phenomenal - clean and convenient. Parking can be hard to come by at times depending on what time the games are. We hope to continue to play here.

Completely impressed with the facilities here. Love that they have batting cages for practices…read more Bathroom facilities are clean and the snack bar is run well. Equally dedicated coaches on all the teams. Totally recommend this facility and the league that runs it. The Opening Ceromonies are crazy. So many kids, activities... Great to see.

Went to the SlideFest today with the family to attend a birthday party/celebration. I am actually…read morebeing generous with my 3-star rating since this is the first time the organizers held this event in town. So I am giving them some leniency because I know there's always going to be kinks to work out when an event is open for the first time. Very first issue here that I see needs to be addressed is security. There's no security on site. Anyone can walk out of this place with your child. But I guess that's why you sign a waiver when you walk in. So be careful and keep an eye out for your kiddos. Everyone who enters (sliders and non-sliders) need to sign the waiver. And since I mentioned the waiver, it would be nice to have an option to print and sign the waiver at home. Especially if you are purchasing tickets online to make your entry quick and avoid standing in line for a long time. I do like it that they only charge for sliders. It's $12 per slider and children under 2 and non-sliders can come in for free. You may pick any spot in the soccer field. Bring your own shade.. a pop-up canopy, tent or umbrella works great! Bring stakes to secure your shade... it can get windy... saw a few umbrellas/pop ups fold and/or get blown away today. Don't forget your lawn chairs and/or blankets as well. Bring lots of water especially when it's really hot. They allow outside food and drinks so bring your own. Food and drinks available on site but are on the pricey side. No glassware, alcohol or grills allowed. And oh, be ready to pay $6 for parking. The soccer park charges for parking. It's not waived for this event. That's something the slidefest ads & website failed to mention. Our kids didn't want to slide. They were expecting it was going to be too hot and water will be gross to be in. And they were absolutely right! As much as they want to try to run into the sprinklers they have around to cool off, they wouldn't want to go down those slides and end up in a pool of mucky, dirty, black water! There must be a way to keep those waters clean. I understand it can get muddy and dirty from wet feet walking around the grass and dirt but they must find a way to pump water out and change it every so often to keep it clean. I think it's great to have something different to do in town with the kiddos. But there are some things that needs to be improved. The dirty waters can be a potential health issue.

My 3 y/o daughter takes dance class here and genuinely loves it! The teachers are all very nice and…read moreknowledgeable. Plus it's great for socialization since she's not in school yet. Highly recommend!

Professional team of instructors that deeply care about their work and your child. They are…read moremotivating and understanding at the same time. Regardless of your child's experience level, these wonderful coaches are all about growth - character and performance.

Place is pretty good...Airsoft on Friday nights is what brought me here to check it out and wasn't…read moredisappointed. Multiple tables to use for your equipment. Shaded area is a plus. Field is good can use a bit of more extension for play but overall good and if Airsoft continues I will be coming back. Recommend bringing a ice chest with your own drinks and food/snacks- this is for any field you visit.

Impromptu trip to Wolverine Paintball with my boys. Tucked in an industrial section off Rosedale…read moreHwy hidden across from Lowes, this gem is guaranteed to provide hours of fun and welts. They have two fields... on with infallible barriers and another with some structures and tires stacked as barriers. A common area with tables under camo netting is your staging area. We reported to the counter to get instructions as this was our first time. We signed an online waiver and rented gear, basically a semi auto rifle and face mask. We also purchased a box of 2,000 rounds of paint. The employee felt that would cover the 3 of us. Yes, dad is playing too. After some safety instructions, most important to never remove your goggles on the field. We went to a table and loaded our rifles, set our safeties and made sure to keep the barrel sock on when not on the field. We were walk ons... there was a Birthday party and a group of grown men in matching uniforms that were practicing for a tournament the next day. We played with the other walk ons and steered clear of the paintball assassins. Each match is really 3 matches... once a side is eliminated you switch sides and go again. It's a good idea to get to know your teammates before you start as when the paint starts flying you tend to shoot anything that moves. I took out one of our teammates that was able to sneak behind enemy lines. oops. The equipment we rented was great. Luckily I had a jacket in the trunk. I would recommend being covered as much as possible and to wear a hoodie.