Our kids have been going to Austin Sports Academy after school for years now and LOVE it! They do a…read moregreat job of mixing up the activities and helping guide the kids to becoming better humans overall. Not to mention that they pick up our kids at school every day so it's been an amazing team to work with over the years. We HIGHLY recommend ASA to anyone whose kids live active lifestyles and want to play every day after school with their peers!!!

We took our youth group here for a fun night. Everyone enjoyed themselves. We had several ask us…read morewhen we are coming back. The staff is great and it was a very a easy/smooth process making the reservations. We will be back for sure!

My son has taken private baseball lessons with Coach Corby for 2 years now and his skills have…read moreimproved more than I could have ever imagined. He loves going and has turned into quite a power hitter. Corby is so great with him and very very patient with my only pays attention occasionally child. Highly recommend this place if you have kiddos in baseball or softball that are looking to improve their game.

My kid has been taking private lessons at Home Run House and we have been very happy with them. He…read moreis progressing well and the environment feels like a home. The family that runs it are super friendly and we look forward to a long relationship with our son's development as a ball player.

My 4 yr old grandson was playing T-ball in the league. Its so adorable to see these tiny humans…read moreplaying ball, hitting the ball and being taught to run the bases and catch the ball and throw to first base. I've seen the coaches and they do a good job. I know it can be hard to work with these little ones and their parents but in this league everyone seem to work with each other and have understanding. It is costly to have your child in this league, so they could have a bit more organization like with picture taking day. You have to buy the uniforms and the pictures. (not included in price you pay.

Been to two games for our granddaughter for TBall. Where are the umpires??? Seems unorganized to…read moreme. Love watching these little ones but come on! Parents/grandparents pay a lot of money for these babies to play. At least you can provide an umpire!

Alright, this is an addendum to what I wrote earlier because of a particularly cool thing that…read morehappened to me this week. I was playing softball with my company team on Sunday night and as I was leaving I mistakenly drove off with my shoes and wallet on the trunk of my car. I realized this by the time I got to my destination so I ended up retracing my route in a panic desperately attempting to find my black wallet along the side of the road in the middle of the night... ugh. Of course I never found the wallet, but when I got home I had an e-mail from one of the guys that is an umpire for Kreig saying that he found it. He was super nice and had tried several means of contacting from my business card and other info in inside as well as calling my bank to let them know that he had found the lost wallet. Well I got it back the next day and I bought him a beer to show my appreciation. Because this guy was so cool I will go ahead and bump them up to a full 5 stars. Here's to good karma!

Is there anything more American than baseball? Apple pie, perhaps. Mall walking? Mexican food?…read more Actually, there is not much baseball played at Krieg Field. In fact, I think it is strictly softball. My husband plays on the softball team for Whole Foods. (GO HUGH!) Once a week my darling husband dons his cleats, team shirt (the Ten Hit Misfits), shorts, and ball cap, sticks a six pack of Lone Star in a cooler and gathers up his glove and sunglasses for a few innings at the ball park. The closer we get to the field the more he fidgets until he's worked himself into such a state of softball fervor that when we arrive he leaps from the car to slap hands with teammates, swig from a can, and throw the softball around- he calls this part "warming up". Now, some Austinites probably prefer the shiny newness of Dell Diamond, all of the concessions they have to offer, the cute uniforms the players wear, how fast they can throw the ball, etc, etc. While Krieg Field offers none of the above, true fans will appreciate the PASSION that the players here bring to the game. You can see it in the jaunty way they turn the bases, albiet middle-aged bellies jigglin and thighs-a-burnin. You can see it in the focus of the umps, all seriousness, spitting on the field, rubbing themselves, and shouting incoherently at the players. You can see it in the fans, all 5 of them, cheering and clapping and laughing hysterically at the foibles and often truly remarkable plays made by their significant others. (No, really.) When a team wins, it is pure joy....beers passed around, all, "Did you see that slide? Man..." "Dude. I TOTALLY tagged him out! That was an OUT!" All hand slapping and "Good game!" and "Let's go to the bar!" When teams lose, it is silent car rides home and regretful re-plays of mistakes made. It's dirty bathrooms (minus one star), dirty players, BYOB, cool breezes and sunsets, FREE all-American hilarious and sometimes tragic FUN.

Some of the instructors here are very biased and if they don't like you or if you do something to…read moreupset them, be prepared to receive unfavorable treatment. I was informed of this and experienced it first hand. This place has had a high turnover rate with instructors and I can see why. I made the switch to Caswell Tennis Center 2-3 months ago and I'm glad I did. The players are nice and friendly and the instructors are nice and down to earth. Glad I made the switch to Caswell tennis center. I don't have to kiss up to the instructors there, just play and have fun.

I love coming to this center. I wish that they had more solo training space but it's always been…read moregood.

Highly recommend!…read more We went with about 18 kids ranging from 8yrs to 11yrs old for a bday party and only a couple had done it before. The rest were excited and nervous - just like the parents. Nick our referee was absolutely amazing with the boys and made sure they all understood the rules and took the safety instructions seriously. He connected easily with them which put me at ease. Nick also answered all their questions and repeated the rules when we were at the fields. We then had cupcakes, food and drinks right after at the picnic tables. There is also a porta potty there.

Definitely would come again! I booked a private party for my company and the manager was very…read morefriendly and very professional, explaining the rules to everyone and made it a blast for the whole team. We all had fun and most importantly we all stayed safe. We were all a hot mess afterwards, but they were kind enough to provide us with trash bags to cover our car seats. Also, the place is about a half hour out of Austin, so taking an Uber back would have been really challenging but the manager was nice enough to give some of my teammates a ride.

I attended a conference at this event space. It's fairly easy to find though the signage was a…read morelittle confusing. There is ample parking. The AC was too cold. We all were in sweaters and wrapped in blankets and still uncomfortable. Also the restrooms could use an update. They are small and limited. Overall it was a good event space just needing a couple tweaks.

Wow No outside food/drink rules are crazy here…read more Dude at front door was over zealous with a player who was walking in to play with her energy drink This place is worse every time we come back Parking sucks Long as lime to get in Seating sucks too This joint is not an inviting place to bring a team

We came here a week ago to play pickleball a week ago and very much enjoyed it. It was easy to…read morefind. The courts were fun to play on. Staff was friendly. Prices were reasonable too. They also had plenty of parking as well. We would come here again. Well done!

Easy reservation system. Check in at the front desk. Sometimes they move your court. Make sure you…read morechoose tennis or pickleball. There are 8 courts and it's only $8 an hour. I had a great time. I'll check out the lessons. Parking is plenty. Haven't used the bathrooms and it's kinda hike from south Austin (25 min) check the weather too.