Great place to either do some batting in the cages or work on your pitching or fielding. They have…read moreIron Mike pitching machines, individual tunnels for rent, entire field rental and college level instructors available for individual lessons. If you have an aspiring pitcher, they are certified with the Velocity program. There are also portable pitching mounds to keep your arm loose all year long. The facility is open to anyone but when you are there, make sure to ask about their membership plans to get discounts on lessons, free individual tunnel rental (amount of time each month is determined by membership level) and tokens for the batting cage at each visit. This is a family run business and a much needed addition to the Louisville community.

Nice place...but employees running all over the place playing pranks on each other and the music is…read moreterrible. Lots of loud inappropriate music. I suggest spending your money elsewhere.

Coach Joe is truly one of the best in the state. He connects with kids on their level, builds their…read moreconfidence, and brings out the absolute best in every athlete he works with. His passion, patience, and dedication speak for themselves. We're grateful to have him as a coach.

went there for the first time a couple weeks back and it was pretty cool, the owner is awesome l…read more wanting to go again today

This is an excellent park that my daughters and I went to this weekend. It was so much fun and we…read morehad a great time playing on the swings and slides and run around the baseball field and just exploring. It's one of my favorite things to do with my daughters a visit parts and just play and have fun it's a great place definitely check it out

Located in the Douglass Hills neighborhood, Crosby Park is used on a daily basis by the community…read moreand adjoining neighbors. The middle school next door also uses it for school events (Color Run, student celebrations). The pool is public and you can purchase day passes fairly cheap (less than $10pp). I've been told it is busy during the day with hours blocked out for the DH swim team practices. Besides a large walking circle, visitors use the soccer goals, sand volleyball court and tables / benches. A small playground has a few swings and things to crawl on - and as a mom I hate the taller climbing pieces, which are broken arms waiting to happen. On this last visit we spotted a free book stand. I'll have to remember to bring some books to share! Tonight we visited the park for its annual fireworks show. It's fairly impressive and brings out the crowd. You can come early for music and food trucks (or pack a cooler) or drive over a few minutes before the show with your camping chair. While not as scenic as other parks in Louisville this is a spot you can enjoy with others or for a walk to clear your head.

We took our 11 year old grandson for his birthday. It was all of our first visit. The staff were…read morefantastic, the place was clean, the equipment seemed to be well maintained. I read some negative reviews on the mini golf course but the one we played was great. Looks like they had been recently upgraded. Some of the games seemed to be out of order and I thought a little overpriced. Grandson was very pleased and remarked that he was going to bring his children here. A grand time was had by all.

The mini golf course is extremely rundown and so many of the arcade machines are no longer working…read more It used to be really nice. It's very disappointing now.

Every time I try to take my kids here there's always something wrong with the machines not working…read more Waist of time.

Very large indoor complex that southern high school and okolona baseball share for there baseball…read moreteams and other aau baseball teams. My nephews aau team Louisville makos does there winter indoor baseball practices here and my second oldest daughter recently started doing private tumbling lessons with a gentleman named Andre there. The facility itself was built at least in the last 15-20 years. I attended southern high school in the late 90s/early 2000s and we didn't have a nice facility like this around. So. I'm kinda low key jealous about that. This place had plenty of space, batting cages, some arcades, games and vending machines. Seems like a really cool and fun place for kids to learn and develop there skills. Was cool to learn they had a tumbling mat and a private instructor. The instructor here did great with my daughter and I could see Instant improvement before her first practice session ended. She is excited to come back and continue learning. Overall cool place. As I stated before I'm low key jealous they didn't have this place when I was growing up in the area or when I was a student at the high school.

It's a more ample park than I might have guessed, hidden behind the alleyways of a residential…read moreneighborhood. The playground is newer than I would have expected. It is a really strange location and I didn't see a parking lot, so I am not sure who else is coming here. I've been here twice now with a walking/running group. A good use of public space, I'm just not sure who else might be using it.

Sometimes you add the places to Yelp so that people can find them -- but sometimes you add them so…read morepeople won't go looking. Rubel Park is one of those places I would deem unsafe for children. It seemed promising at first. I found it on Google maps, a triangular shaped park, tucked away in a residential neighborhood. Google maps took me to a cross street with no park in view, so I took a chance going down an alley. The alley was brick-paved and extremely bumpy. I turned onto another street which was filled with equally large potholes and not in the most well-kept of neighborhoods. Still, I wanted to get out and see the park for myself. The sign introducing the park is covered with graffiti, as are many of the benches, the basketball court and the playground. The playground has two slides and monkey bars, but all of the other interactive pieces have long since broken or been destroyed. The benches are not in good repair either. The wooden ones are dry rotted, sagging and have holes while ome of the metal ones are also sagging at an extreme tilt towards the earth. To the left of the playground there's a large field. Upon second look, I noticed there was a batting cage -- once upon a time perhaps, this park held lively kickball games. But I saw no bases or signs of life. Though the water fountain does work, it over-sprays the catch pan by about a foot. But the kicker for me was when I walked the sidewalk to find a needle lying clearly in my path. Sure, I suppose there's always a chance it's the remains of an insulin shot... but with so many awesome parks in town to choose from, why take that chance? 1 star for disrepair and safety. If you do decide to be a maverick -- the basketball court seems in decent shape. But again, so many parks I'd feel safe playing in -- why come here?

Came here for Open Play during spring break. Check in (signing waivers) and payment was quick…read more(offer cash and card payment). So all courts all available during open play and even the bouncy house. It's was fun and nice to play indoor soccer, volleyball and basketball. However there were a few spots on the benches and floors that were a bit sticky from a slipped drink or something else. The women's bathroom was clean and stocked. They have a snack bar too with concession options. But there wasn't staff man it at the time we tried to get snacks and drinks. Overall great place and kids had fun and loved the soccer field and basketball courts.

Love the indoor facility, great place for indoor activities, soccer, volleyball, basketball, golf…read moreand much much more, I have it a 3 star because of the food, if you want to enjoy a game, don't eat at the restaurant there, at least they could have a cook or even someone there that is old enough to put out good food, 3 dollar hotdogs that are old, hard and the bun was stale, at least sale good food or shut it down

The facility was conveniently located nearby lots of restaurants and shopping which was great if…read moreyou had two games to play and some time in between. This was our first year playing indoor soccer here and it was a great league and facility to play at. Our twin girls played in the winter 1 and winter 2 sessions and they loved it! The indoor league was very well run! The schedule was accurate and games were right on time. The communications were sent out in advance and you were kept informed of any changes.

Champions is located on Nicholasville Road, between Nicholasville and Lexington. They are great for…read morebaseball and softball. They have an indoor baseball field and several (6) batting cages. It's $40 dollars an hour to rent a batting cage or you can pay a dollar for the machine to throw 12 balls at you. LoL They also offer individual training. Not sure of the cost. Jim