This place is great!!! My 9-year old loves coming here to practice his hitting and catching, take a…read morelesson, or go to their camps when school is out! There's always something going on here, always a friend to say 'hi' to! We love everyone here and feel lucky to have this awesome establishment in our town!!!

Great experience, I had a lot of fun batting there. It greatly improved and enhanced my skills, I…read morewas able to work on hitting off of different pitches, and different placement. It does matter if you're an elite baseball or softball player, an average rec-player, someone just trying to learn, and everything in-between. If your a pitcher and don't want to get batting practice, just book a pitching lesson and you'll get great information from Manny Olivera, a former Cubs coach with much more experience elsewhere including being a pitcher for an elite team. It does matter who you are I promise you will have fun and get bette.

Very nice park! Our grandson loved it!…read moreClose by Nice addition to our area! Nice to walk in.... Soccer fields, baseball fields Volleyball

First off, this park complex is huge -- just under 40 acres. And has about anything -- almost --…read moresports wise that a Florida kid could be involved in or want to do. The indoor Recreation Center houses a gym and has meeting rooms for various programs. And outside are more than a dozen fields for baseball, softball, and multipurpose ones for soccer or la crosse, et al. Almost forgot the volleyball set up with a sand base and the tennis courts. There's a one-mile exercise path with stations; a large picnic pavilion that groups can rent and a few smaller pavilion's too. For the younger kiddies, there's a playground with swings and two "structures" for different age groups. There is supposed to be a skate park and a roller hockey rink, but we didn't see all of parts of the park . As you enter the park, you can see some construction going on. They are building indoor/outdoor tennis and pickleball courts. They are hoping to open either later this year or in 2027.

I would highly recommend Gradum Jupiter, if your player is looking to improve as well as truly…read moreunderstand the baseball swing. Mike and Nick are engaged and knowledgeable instructors and the use of video and Rapsodo are extremely helpful. Facility is clean and very nice as well.

My 8 year old son loves baseball. He has solid fundamentals but was eager to learn more. We…read moreresearched hitting teachers in South Florida and found Gradum baseball. We signed up for a swing analysis. Randall walked my son through his swing on video pointing out the things he was doing well. Then he pulled up video of some of the best hitters in the MLB. (Guys my son worships) He showed the extra fundamentals my son could learn by demonstrating these techniques used by star players. My son was hooked. (And so was I.) We bought a multi-lesson package. The training was well thought out and fun for my child. It was also challenging. It forced him to learn new things and learn how to be coached at a higher level. His swing improved dramatically in a short amount of time. And this isn't just speculation. The instructors use cutting edge equipment that tracks every aspect of the swing and the results. Last but not least, the talent that trains with Gradum is elite. My son worked side by side with kids his age that were crushing the ball. Often we'd arrive early and see too high school talent, boys and girls, putting on laser shows in the cage. But the highlight was following a major leaguer training waiting for the season starting up. This was the review I was looking for when I was researching. Highly recommend this crew and faculty.

Fun! It is a big arcade with many different games and things you can do such as mini-golf! Had a…read morefun time with my party and will be back!

This place is interesting. I do appreciate that parents don't have to pay to enter or supervise…read moretheir kids. There's no intercom system to tell kids to return for cake to a birthday party room, which is stressful for all involved. I don't understand how the video games work; I bought an unlimited pass for the day, and apparently this does not include unlimited games. The video game use went by very very fast. The pass does include unlimited 'attractions.' My kids waited a long time in the gokart line only to be told they were too short to ride. So we skipped that. The bumper cars are an attraction- I think? It only has 6 or 7 cars and the space is very small. The water bumper boats are a similar number, so waits are long, and each boat has a water squirter on it...everyone who exited the round with my kids left soaking wet, including my kids. Glad we did this last. The mini-golf has no employee monitoring of entering or exiting, so I could go in with my kids without participating. It is on the older side, but my kids had fun. There are carved out rocks, waterways, and at one point the course goes under a waterfall. It looks like there are 2 courses to play. My kids enjoyed laser tag. I sat outside in the laser tag waiting room; there are 4 cameras mounted showing the activity within, which I appreciate as a parent. Note to self: have kids wear striped shirts so I can find them on the screens! I'm uncertain if there is an employee inside with the kids, and this is for all ages, in a dark enclosed place. I didn't like that my kids seemed alone in the pre-tag enclosed room, as I would have preferred to supervise them.

We went a couple times a year or so ago but stopped. Started up again recently for my 6 year old…read more I'm happy with the sessions we've had with our trainer Ronny. He's assertive and just works well with our son, it's clicks. He's able to adjust techniques & I see a difference already. We will continue both on and off season with him.

Great Coaches. My son likes the individual attention and the conditioning training after his…read morelesson. The head pitching coach is really knowledgeable and the conditioning instructor next door knows just how far to push for the player to do the most he can in the conditioning training.

I came to Oriole Park this morning to attend a city tag sale event. It is a good place to hold city…read moreevents because it has a lot of parking, 95 spaces, and a large open area. Oriole Park amenities include a full sized baseball field with Bermuda turf, lights, grass infield, mid-sized soccer field, large open play area, a concession stand, restrooms, and 2 batting cages. This is the type of sports park every town needs. You can tell this is an older sports park in the city. The city recently renovated another sports park on the east side of town. It is much nicer and they built a cover over the field where they stage concerts every week, I gravitate more to nature parks but the youth leagues need this kind of park to play their games in.