The indoor stuff got shut down for COVID19 but the grounds are still being taken care of and…read morethere's more than just the inside sports. There's a decent disc golf course (tricky), three soccer fields (two on one side, one way on the other), a nice little hike, and the area is popular with dog owners, most of whom clean up after their best friends. Way more parking than you need if you don't mind a walk and you're coming here for exercise, right?

For what this is, this place is pretty awesome…read more What this place is is: A large sports complex that has the capacity to house adult recreational soccer, kids' volleyball, roller derby, high school baseball, etc., etc. It's owned and operated by the Milwaukee County Parks System. Essentially, it's a giant field house that can accommodate any and all types of sporting matches you can think of (save for swimming, ice skating, etc.) You get the idea. A giant giant indoor space can be divided into four different spaces, and rental rates are relatively inexpensive. For larger spectator events, the Sports Complex staff will do parking, security, concessions, etc. There are large-ish locker rooms and ample bathrooms for a place of this size. They have bleachers. The have outdoor fields as well for soccer, baseball, and whatever else you could want to play outside. We played our first four Bruiser home seasons here, and despite the fact that it's not exactly centrally located (it's all the way out in Franklin), it suited our growing needs just fine. (Now, however, we've moved to the US Cellular Arena, as we could no longer fit our fan base into the Sports Complex.) It's a nice addition to our parks system, and a great place for kids/amateur/recreational sporting matches. It was great for our BCB home season too, but change is good, too.

tl;dr Roller derby - a sport and culture all wrapped into one, NOT TO BE MISSED…read more There's a great energy surrounding the Brewcity Bruisers - women of all shapes and sizes compete and the game/rules (and the hits the ladies take) are TOUGH AND NOT TO BE MESSED AROUND WITH. Also, they do this for fun! Realize these women "by day" are lawyers, teachers, nurses, hair stylists, businesses owners and all the like from around SE WI. And the PUNS - at the start they always announce the four teams - Crazy Eights, Maiden Milwaukee, Rushin' Roulettes and the Shevil Knevils. Not only are the team names cool enough, but each woman comes up with her own unique name and persona for the team she's on - my current favorite player's names include: - SUSAN B ANARCHY - MADAME FURIE - ANITA D'GROIN - MILWAUKEE'S BREAST (I mean .... come on!) Also, I cannot count how many times I've been at a derby bout and ran into someone from the "real world" I know - they're always supporting a player - daughter, wife, friend, etc. and it just reminds you what a cool and somewhat underground culture it is, and how many people are actually impacted by the BCB. It takes a little getting use to understanding how the "jammers" score points, but after you watch a couple of bouts, you quickly get into the swing of things. The Brewcity Bruisers rumble usually January through May at the Panther arena which is filled with delicious snacks and beer to squelch those halftime woes. The cheer leading squad "The Beerleaders" always add extra special touches with choreographed dances during half time. If you haven't went yet, get there and make sure to pick up some BCB merch reppin' your favorite team (you'll already have one by the end of your first visit.)

Fun entertainment these girls really train and work to bump block and pass and score points. The…read moreofficials and beer leaders along with the halftime shows plus the micro bruisers also add fun to the show. The turnout is a variety of ages. Parking is usually 1-2 blocks nearby and I noticed a few bars offering shuttles. So it's a good idea to support those bars as well. I'm not sure how often this happens but of the 3 times I've went 2 people have been hurt enough to stop the game. Leave it to say this is not a sport for prancing around the oval. I really like how the intros are very professional with the use of the scoreboard and announcers use of Twitter to interact with the fans in the seats.. food 4 Amb 4 expect more improvements at this location service 5 location 5 value 5 23/2016

Bigler Sports is "Bigtime"! Very affordable but has GREAT Value. Our 2 children (Boy/Girl) have…read morebeen utilizing Bigtime for 5 years now and both the facilities and coaches are Top Caliber but at an affordable and not 'marked-up" price. Thank you Bigler Family and coaches for the Tope notch/ state of the Art coaching and facilities. As parents, my Wife and I would have benefitted from your coaching and facilities. Thank you for providing the Paradigm opportunities for our kids now! Respectfully, Dr. John D.P. Howard Ph.D.

From the owner: Baseball and Softball rentals and lessons as well as Birthday and private parties. Our facility is…read morebooked by appointment.

What an awesome place to check out a baseball game! We have visited this park several times, and it…read moreis the perfect size to bring a younger child. We have been coming here since our daughter was just an infant. But when she got a little bit older we felt very comfortable seeing the Chinooks because it is a small enough park that we can keep an eye her, but my husband and I get to enjoy some baseball. They have some really terrific theme nights. The last time we visited we got to meet Milwaukee Brewers legend Rollie Fingers. parking is free, but it is a little bit of a walk to get to the park. Unlike at other places, they supply a convenient golf cart to take you up to the gate if you have a hard time walking a distance. To be honest, we sometimes take the golf cart just because our nine-year-old loves it! There is a nice variety of food available at the park along with bounce houses and some activities for kids. I highly recommend coming to check out a game here. It is affordable for a family and a great time.

After winning a game against the 14u chinooks. In the bottom of the 5th inning the game ended in a…read moreforfeit. They then got all mad and players trash talked our starting pitcher. The Chinooks called us "dip shits". A parent from the Chinooks tells our boys to "shut the fuck up" and when we retaliate by saying the parents were making themselves look ridiculous, another dad said two wrongs don't make a right and got mad at our parents for being upset about the swearing at children. This team never fails to make a fool out of themselves, and the parents were absolutely unhinged. nobody felt safe leaving, everyone feeling unsafe about the chinooks parents. do better, this is little league baseball.

Year 7 that my family and I have been attending Milkmen games (it's their 8th year of existence). A…read morebetter bang for your buck than the Brewers, very family friendly, and there isn't a bad seat in the house at Franklin Field. I can't recommend Milkmen games enough.

This is my second time attending a game at Franklin Field. I've hosted two corporate summer…read moreoutings with the Milkmen and had a very pleasant experience. They offer great ticket and meal combo pricing in a family friendly atmosphere. It's really nice they include a 'Milkmen Gift' with each ticket purchase. It's located conveniently off the expressway and lots of parking. It's a pretty family friendly experience as well, so bring the little ones! They sell milkshakes too! Make sure to get them early, the machines tend to break towards the end of the game.

It's close to our house, so it's very convenient. Large space for the kiddos to run around. Just…read morewished their location and system talk to each other, cause we bought a play package (10 visits) and they couldn't look us up. Between Bayshore vs. Brookfield, we prefer Bayshore (slightly cleaner and better service reps).

Friendly environment, clean, safe. Good for the kids to burn some energy for the day. They sell…read morethese snack box that is well reasonably priced too

Great coaches and a very good facility. My son has played here and done all the off season and…read moreduring season workouts and he's become a much better and more confident ball player.

6 batting cages, pitching machines, mounds, a classroom, and a workout area ... everything you need…read morein one building that doesn't require a full field indoors for baseball and softball skills.

I had never been here until my team had tryouts here last night (our normal barn is undergoing some…read moreice maintenance). This is an EXCELLENT barn. The first thing I noticed was the size of this place. Apparently there's two rinks, which definitely makes sense. We were on the north rink. The stands are nice and even offer ADA/accessible seating--not something I typically expect at a rink like this. For my fellow sports photographers: absolutely my new favorite rink to shoot at. The glass is WELL maintained and clean. I can actually get "behind the post" shots here. Can't say that about many other rinks! The lighting is light years better than most other rinks. Overall, it seems to be a great rink and well-managed.

Decent joynt. Got 2 sheets of ice. They are well maintained and skating on the ice is decent. (…read morethats what im told from people in the know) Concessions are nothing special. Pizza ,hot dogs, cocoa, pop, water and more. They dont sell liquor that im aware of. Plenty of parking out front and on the side. Both Boys & Girls NCAA D3 from Concordia play here. Boys Concordia club team in ACHA plays here along with plenty of youth programs. So its usually busy. But well organized, operated and maintained.

Great sharpening! Great service and beautiful training facility! Looking forward to a quality pro…read moreshop in our area!

I'm very disappointed with my experience. I was never informed of any expiration dates related to…read morethe $250 I paid for treadmill sessions. Had that information been communicated, I would have acted accordingly. I felt my money was taken without proper disclosure at time of purchase, which is extremely concerning. When I raised the issue, the owner was willing to work with me and offered two possible resolutions. I ultimately chose to use the sessions (but was told they needed to be used by 12/31/25) which wasn't an issue. My attempt to schedule those sessions went unanswered since November, and as of today, 12/23/25, he has yet to respond and has ghosted me. I'm well connected with many hockey families both locally and throughout the state, and situations like this reflect poorly on a business that relies on trust and communication. Losing $250 without transparency or follow-through is frustrating and unacceptable. I hope Richard Borys reflects on how this was handled and takes steps to improve his communication and accountability going forward.