Coach Alex is professional, has experience and treats the players like adults. This isn't your…read morecommunity park daddy ball team that unfortunately dominates our sport these days. My boys could use him at their HS.

Alex has trained both my boys in hitting , pitching and fielding. Alex is an amazing baseball coach…read moreand super nice! One of my boys is now going to play baseball at LMU!. Thank you Alex!

This is a very nice facility and serves its purpose. Love the shade structures over the stands…read more The major downfall is the turf fields. The off gassing in the heat and wind is unbearable. They may look nice but they are awful and not eco friendly.

It's such an awesome fields for the kids. Turf is great. Great space for families. They have a…read morewiffle ball field and batting cages as well.

A community treasure. Hundreds of families enjoy a very well maintained complex that produces both…read morea traditional spring youth baseball season as well as a fall program where boys and girls learn to play baseball and form enduring friendships.

Our kids have been a part of WHBB since they were 3 yrs old and we will continue here for years to…read morecome. We love the experience with the coaches and families. And the snack shack cannot be be beat!

great fields for practices…read more easy to find parking relatively clean bathrooms great weather year-round good lighting for evening practices food options nearby to get dinner/snacks after practice

Fantastic use of space! The AYSO use this for games, and there is a baseball field as well! many…read moretimes throughout the day it is open for anyone to use. It's rare to find such a well maintained wide open field. Through the year there are multiple big events that take advantage of this field. One of the longstanding traditions in Thousand Oaks is the Conejo Valley Days Annual Festival (which is on their 61st). This festival features a carnival as well as a Country Western Night, Classic Rock an Roll Night, and a Chili Cook Off! Another event that is held here is the Oakheart Country Music Festival, which has been gaining momentum in recent years! There is a model airplane group that uses the field to fly their aircrafts which is cool to watch. This park also has a running path (Also good for skateboarding/longboarding and biking) alongside with a nice scenery! One of the many beautiful parks that Thousand Oaks has to offer

Santa Susana Baseball will take your money and then assign you a practice day and time without…read moreconferring about your availability. if you can't make it too bad. They won't offer you a different practice group that fits your schedule or a refund. It's a money-hungry group. Do not sign up and get trapped.

When I was a kid, my glove was a hand me down. My bat was whatever the team had in a size I could…read moreswing. The fields were semi-upkept diamonds at elementary or middle schools. There weren't bleachers or snack bars. We had uniforms, kind of. Games were one day a week and I, honestly, don't remember how I got to practice, but I do remember that by throwing on my cleats and grabbing a glove, I was ready to go. Simi is a little different. Baseball:Simi::Football:Texas. The diamonds here are better than the ones my high school had. Kids bats are $300. Gloves are $100. Uniforms are planned across the league to the point that watching a group of 11-12 YOslooks like Field of Dreams because of the perfectly orchestrated throwbacks chosen. The HOF Baseballs on the chain link are adorned with actual big leaguers. It's a little different and of the leagues in Simi, SSBB is the shining star. The history is richer than the others. Our 11 YO decided to play baseball for the first time this year. That's 50 by Simi youth baseball standards, but if he wanted to, we'll give him everything we can to compete. At try outs, his inexperience was evident to the point that coaches approached him and told him he did great for his first time. Wait, let's focus on that, the coaches approached him and told him he did great for his first time. That's it, we made the right choice in league. The coaches were supportive in a way I wasn't offered as a kid. That hasn't stopped. Simi is a weird town. The people in Simi are... different. Women have little cliques. Men have "Good ol' boys" clubs. It's not exactly a town conduscive to fresh faces. That rule has to be applied across the board and, after you've made peace with that, judge everything based on the rest. That isn't to say anything bad about SSBB in any way. Just the parents can be disinterested in a Simi Valleyian way. The coaches and team mom have been great. I couldn't ask for any more of them. The fields are gorgeous. There's a snack bar... a staffed snack bar... SSBB is a fantastic little league that I will happily support long after our boy has moved onto other ventures.

This park, located right next to the WLV YMCA, is perfect for young children under age 6. It's…read moresmall but has nice climbing structures, a few swings, a sand pit, etc.

What a view! Great fields and courts! We don't have younger kids but super cute playground too.read more

Love this place well maintain extremely well put together thank you for having this placeread more

I attended a fundraiser and workshop at this venue in Camarillo. This location was a great middle…read moreway from folks in the Hawaiian and Polynesian communities up north, from Santa Barbara as far south, from San Diego. Plenty of parking and a nice stage and seating inside as well as a canteen area for eating or more socializing. The canteen area has a room length bar with a mirror behind it that was so retro looking and perfect for concessions. Perfect venue for the needs of the activities. The bathrooms were very dated and just looked a bit run down but were functioning so couldn't complain too much but it could use a facelift. Would highly recommend this venue in Camarillo.

Absolutely the best. The culture, the people, the education for Baseball is exactly what you want…read morein a baseball organization.

We have been playing Knapp Ranch since my boys were in Tball and there is no other family…read moreenvironment like this one. They are focused on learning and fostering the love of the sport in their players. We would not play anywhere else!