Great, outdoor batting cages and pitching cage, located next to a park and river(where I am sitting…read moreunder a tree, bliss!) On Spencer street in Longmont. Very reasonable prices, 16 balls for one token and a token coats $1. Open days a week, March to Oct., weather permitting. Family owned and operated, LOVE and support that! Very friendly and helpful. We bought 12 tokens for $10, split between two teen boys, and they used the last of their tokens for the pitching cage. Great place will certainly be back!!!

Very well maintained batting cages. Lots of shade. The pitching speeds are perfect for high school…read moreplayers. The fast pitch softball is perfect to sharpen your batting skills. The prices are reasonable. They even have a great selection of snacks and cold drinks. We had a great time.

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Lots of great games, two beautiful & interesting mini-golf courses, fast and fun go-karts, batting…read morecages, locally-owned & super fun! Highly recommend Gateway Park over any similar chain.

Great place to spend time with my daughter. Especially on a rainy day. This is the only place I…read moretake my daughter for batting practice.

Great staff. Great environment for baseball and softball players. Pretty busy place and they have…read moreawesome trainers.

We had a lot of trouble here. It was $9 for 5 round of 16, however the first cage we went to threw…read moreway too high. When we told the employee she said she can't fix that and didn't give us a new coin. Half of the cages were locked and we had to go into the wires of one to start it. The helmet was also disgusting and covered in hair. All in all, it's the only one I can find around us so we will likely go again, but not out of choice.

I grew up playing baseball and it's something that I still miss. Back in Jacksonville, I used to go…read moreto the batting cages every few weeks. The nostalgia brought me joy, plus swinging the bat is a great stress relief! The other night a thought hit me like a ton of bricks. "I haven't swung a bat since living in Denver." What the hell, Matt? You've been here for over a year already! And a quick Yelp search led me to Cornerstone. The great thing about these cages is that they're apart of Cornerstone Park, but separated from the ballfields. I don't remember how much I used to pay for tokens, so any comparison is void. These were $9 for five rounds, or 80 pitches. There are nine cages in total, ranging from slow to fast, baseball and softball. I've never been to a batting cage with an option of height for the pitching machine. Nice touch! For the most part, the cages were accurate, fast and mostly in working order. Obviously you can rent a bat/helmet for free. You're allowed to bring your own if you choose. Except many more check-ins from me at Cornerstone. I'm ready to get my swing back and rep blisters on my hands!

This place is an amazing place to go and get better at pitching,hitting,fielding just everything…read moreit's amazing and really nice staff Just an amazing place to go and practice everything

Loved the ProBatter softball cage. My daughter likes hitting it on it way better than just a…read morepitching machine. Great feedback and helps with timing. Hit her first HR after two days on the ProBatter!

My son needed a baseball refresher before starting this season so I signed him up for an hour long…read moreprivate lesson with Danny. It was exactly what we needed. Danny was so skilled and knew exactly how to expertly guide him while still keeping things light and fun. I'd spoken with the owner beforehand too, who answered all of my questions and was so helpful. I couldn't recommend them enough.

This place thrives on giving you a bunch of positive vibes and then never actually following up on…read moreany information. They don't respond to emails and JT is just "TOO BUSY" to actually respond to emails that they ask you to send.

Super cute park with plenty of parking and different fields. They also have beautiful art murals…read moreand is conveniently situated across from the library. If you are looking for baby swings, they have them here!

Community Park is a great benefit to the city of Broomfield. walking,biking, playing on the…read moreplayground, having a group gathering or family picnic and even free tennis courts can all be done and had here. Take a walk and have a quiet moment of silence and reflection at the 9/11 memorial or enjoy a free outdoor concert at the amphitheater. Ive even seen hobbyists sail remote controlled mini sailboats on the pond. Plenty of open grassy areas to play sports or just lay down and soak up some rays. This park has plenty of off street parking and even restrooms.

Not impressed. Decent margarita. Food had much to be desired to the point their onion rings tasted…read morelike fish. Service started out well, but fell off the cliff when it got a little busy, though our waitress did find time to change into something more revealing. Was already sure to pass next time when I noticed the likely necessary pat downs occurring on the arriving clientele as we made our way to the safety of our vehicle and road home. High hopes turned to hard no.

Awful!! Save your money and sign up for a softball rec league. You will get more knowledge and…read morecoaching through rec. I have never seen a more unprofessional facility in my life from the owner screaming and dropping f bombs to parents in the middle of a game (whom I believe brought up concerns with the team in a private setting cause the parent being screamed at said nothing during the actual game) my daughter came home and told me one of the coaches asked her if she was f*ing stupid. Being a family run facility it really showed when their niece/ daughter/granddaughter did not have a game and they would sit out a paying customers child so she could get more playtime. This place is the biggest joke I have ever encountered in softball anything. I was lied to on a number of occasions by coaches and the owner. The pitching coach tried to rip me off. Not to mention the facility is absolutely disgusting and you feel like you could get a staff infection walking through the door.