I used to play softball at Santana Park and my brother had football practices here too. Been to…read morethis park too many times to count. It's a huge park! Baseball/ softball fields, soccer fields, football can be played here. Santana Park is the home of multiple sports team in Corona. It does get crowded on weekends, but there is plenty of parking all around. Some trees are available, not nearly enough though. The bathrooms are usually pretty gross but that's normal with any public park. On weekends there's typically a snack bar open too, and there are water fountains also. Came here over the weekend for my cousins daughters soccer game. It was a bit hot outside, especially if you weren't under an umbrella. The park is kept up pretty well in terms of the grass being cut and watered etc. This is a nice place to come watch a game and hangout with the family. So many memories at Santana Park :)

We have been playing soccer games here for the past 10 years. The parking is atrocious, they have…read morenice-ish fields and a fun playground. The restrooms are never clean or well maintained, ie clogged toilets, no toilet paper, no working sinks. The big field at the front where the older kids play is ridiculous with their big kicks, the ball is always flying towards that parking lot or over the back hill. All in all, it's definitely one of the more average-ish fields we play at, but the actual fields themselves are pretty well maintained.

Great indoor batting cage with regular baseballs. They accommodate teams which is great! I'm glad…read moreour community has a place like this to go to. Thank you Gettin Reps!

Came here with my son, who plays baseball, and it was an incredible experience! The facility is…read moretop-notch, with a variety of pitching machines that cater to different skill levels. My son loved being able to practice in a safe and controlled environment. The cages were well-maintained, and the overall atmosphere was energetic and fun. It was great to see him so engaged and excited about his practice. We'll definitely be coming back regularly to keep perfecting his skills. Highly recommend this place for any young baseball players looking to improve their game!

I use to love coming to this park growing up . (18 years ago)They have not updated any of the…read morechildren's play area, it's very unsafe now. There are pieces broken on the slide so you can't slide . Rust everywhere . I just don't feel safe bringing my kid here. I'm really disappointed the city has not maintained this for the children but instead increased police budget . Ridiculous.

Great little park. I come walking here a few days out of the week. They have tennis courts, a…read morebasketball court, playground, softball fields, a grass field with backstop and a lot of grassy area that people come for picnics, hangouts, soccer, football, etc. The city keeps the park really clean too. The only downside is there's a group of grown men who hang out in the parking lot literally every evening I have been there that drink and smoke their stuff. It makes it pretty uncomfortable every time I pass and I feel them staring. Not sure how that's even allowed considering children are always there.

She's had such a huge impact on our daughters hitting game, and is very encouraging and welcoming…read moreall around. A real blessing, looking forward to the training and development yet to come!

Our favorite Softball hitting coach! Brittany is great with kids and was able to help both my…read moredaughter and son (he plays baseball). Brittany knows what she is talking about and she is pretty good at finding out what's wrong and how to fix it! My daughter was in a slump and she was able to get her out of it. I highly recommend Brittany!

My son has been doing lessons with Coach Trent for the past 7 months. It initially started with…read morebatting but we've been switching it up and alternating with catching/throwing lessons. Trent is amazing. He put confidence building as priority and my son has thrived. He celebrates the small wins with us and you can tell he really loves what he does. We will be putting our youngest in lessons as well, he's that good! Highly recommend!

So far my son has had two lessons with Coach Brandon and I'm already seeing such a huge improvement…read morein his swing. I definitely recommend.

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A 2023 Double A manager violated league rules multiple times making it a miserable experience. Now…read moreagain in 2024 another Double A manager violated league rules multiple times making the leagues decisions on manager picks by the Board and President a horrific and egregious trend making for another miserable year. Same thing with a 2024 Tripple A manager who knowingly violated league rules and the little league oath and cheated in local TOC (Tournament of Champions). When the violations were immediately brought to this managers attention with time to correct it and to avoid violations, he chose to not correct his actions. Again all the the unethical behavior and league rule violations were reported to the board of directors. The Tripple A coach who is also a math teacher and local assistant football coach at one of the local High Schools in Corona (CNUSD), was handed and able to be the 10U All Star manager after board was notified of all the violations and unethical behavior. An allstar coach according to the By-Laws is suppose to be beyond repoach. Committing league violations, Cheating and not respecting Fair Play self-tainted his ability to be a coach beyond reproach. The board recieved this report and allowed him to stay managing the All Star team from start to finish regardless of any potential discipline. The perception being is the league does not follow due process and is unfair especially in continually allowing what lends to the perception of biased picks of managers to continue coaching after committing league rule violations without according equity of due process to all managers and choosing to allow certain coaches to get away with their egregious actions. Further, an "All Star" team by definition is the leagues top producing players and it was evident by documention of the leagues score books as well as witnesses of players skills or lack of that the Triple A manager/All Star managers biased player picks didn't hold true of league top producers. Percetion being the 10U team under the leadership of this board choice manager who lost almost by 10 or more runs in a practice game against CALL All Stars team, and representing the league in the All Star tournament is an embarrassment to the league, players, and parents with being slauttered by an 18 to 0 loss in the first game and something like 15 to 4 loss in the second game being eliminated from the 2024 All Star tournamen. That the boards pick of the manager who can get away with the unethical behavior and league violations speaks volume of some of the leagues leadership and it's decision making abilities. It's no wonder there has been a huge decline in retention over the last three years as teams are leaving the league every year for Pony and Travelball because of their displeasure with leadership. So disappointing. Fix your house and Stop the bleeding. It's always the right time to do the right thing--MLK.