Ball fields are great. The outdoor portable potty was disgusting. The toilet was almost filled to…read morethe bottom of the seat. I was so scared to sit down. Garbage containers were full so trash all over.

Man this is a terrible ballpark! The parking is terrible and most people had to park in huge mud…read morepuddles and some even got stuck. Also, you had to park a mile away because as previously stated, there is no parking! Why host tournaments if there is no place to park? There is zero shade and if you don't get hit by a foul ball then consider yourself lucky. The prices in the concession were okay but the food was not that good. The worst part is how unclean and filthy the restrooms. The men's and women's were equally bad. Although the moms on our team had to go as partners to the restroom due to lack of locks on stall doors. They are in need of something to cover and shade fans as well as some netting to protect spectators from fouls balls. Finally, they need to hire someone to maintain and clean their facilities. Our two games were early morning which means they hadn't been cleaned in a while! Just not a great park overall. The Slumpbuster is a big tournament and should use better facilities to host the tournament.

This is a nice baseball park for Bellevue University. Decent seating but a lot of the bleacher…read moreseats are cracked. The field is great. They have a small pair of batting cages and bull pens for each side. Parking is somewhat decent for a smallish crowd. Trees are overgrown surrounding the parameter of the ballpark so losing numerous balls is easy.

As my husband mentioned in his review earlier the ball field is very nice but the bleachers are…read moreworn (my guess is due to constant access to weather elements). The area is surrounded by trees so there's not much open area to walk around. There are 2 batting cages on each side and a bull pen for each team. The seating is small and there's only 2 bathroom stalls for the women. I'm not sure about the men's stalls. They do have a war memorial upon entering the ballpark in memory of the fallen soldiers who've played ball in the local area.