Above & beyond sports is an indoor baseball facility for amateur sports teams located off Barrett…read morelane and Dixie Highway In a tiny and easy to miss shopping center next to hideout pizza. My nephews play for a travel team called the makos and they will come here for indoor batting and scrimmages and things like that. Overall it's not the biggest place and is kinda cramped but it does the trick and my nephews appear to love playing and practicing here. They also love to hit up the pizzeria next door.

I joined a sand volleyball league!…read more Two initial things: What was I thinking?! Let's DO THIS THING!! So we are about halfway through the spring session and all I can say is...why didn't I do this sooner?! My team is more of an "A for Effort" team. We are here for fun and beer, and we have a lot of heart. But I cannot tell you how great of a time I am having! The beer is affordable, the courts are clean, the refs are on point. I have come in the past, before joining a team, to watch other friends play. I have enjoyed myself on both sides of the field there! I am excited for every game, and am looking forward to coming league sessions!

Did a co-Ed volleyball league here on Wednesday nights for the past few months with some friends…read more It was a great excuse to drink some beers and get beat by 40 year olds with knee braces. The owner is very responsive and keeps all team captains up to date on scheduling and changes!

There's a nice baseball field is located right outside of Frankie Symon Park in Shepherdsville. It…read moreis two different baseball fields together and they look about standard regulation size. I have been out here and played on them a few times and a lot of times I will walk by them while exercising on the walking trail but overall nice looking baseball fields

My son participates in shot put for his high school and during the winter indoor season, the team…read morecompetes here. It's a massive facility that offers running lanes, long jump sand lanes, and a throwing area. Around the competitive areas are several bleachers and seating, some for spectators and some isolated to athletes only. From the bleachers we spotted several athletes warming up in a private space, away from those lining up for their event. We use this facility for outdoor events as well. What's found inside is repeated in their outside space. It's much more difficult to watch throwers outdoors due to the proximity of the competition area to the bleachers. Bathrooms are plentiful and clean. A concession stand with basics (chicken tenders, burgers, fries, nachos, etc) and an açaí station offers food and drinks if you're there for a long period. A large parking lot is available. We paid $10. You may be able to find street parking as an alternative. We also had to pay an entry fee to watch our son compete. My guess is entry fees are dependent upon event. Security was at the front to have us empty pockets and walk through a metal detector.

Beautiful complex my daughter graduated from construction school there it's was lovely. He staff…read morewere amazing

I love how lively it is here, there's always people when I pass by it or walk through it, the set…read moreup is nice and beautiful with a stone bridge to walk under, the playground seems fairly new and entertaining for kids! I found out the hold events here and would love to check it out! I play pickleball, so I'll need to come back!

Tyler Park is a great park to run or walk through! The loop frequently has dog-walkers and…read morefamilies. The tennis courts seem to be used just about every day during lunchtime and after 5, even when it's chilly. The playground is full of kids playing and in the warm weather there's a splash park. This is an amazing community park that seems to have a lot of birthday parties on the picnic tables and friends gathering in the green space.

This is an awesome park that my family and I attended yesterday afternoon when we were in the area…read more It had slide swings picnic area place where you can play football. All kinds of fun, decorative areas for kids and families to play. We will definitely be back. This is a nice neat clean park.

Optimist Park is our neighborhood park that includes a number of awesome features!…read more 1. Sports complex - There are two baseball diamonds with covered dugouts for the players and bleachers for spectators. Adjacent to the diamonds are two regulation sized soccer fields with goals. There is also fields appropriate for younger athletes. Central to the complex is a concession stand run by volunteers in the community. A wide variety of beverages as well as snacks are offered. Some of these include sodas, juice, water, hotdogs, pretzels, nachos & warm cheese, etc. There are restrooms located in the same building as the concession stand. 2. Rachel's Fun For Everyone Park - This past year RFFEP became a reality to our community as well as its founder, Rachel Ritchie. The park is fenced in so as to contain the children and prevents them from running into the parking lot. The intention of the park is for our special needs friends within our town and neighboring towns as well. The equipment includes swings, slides, a rock-wall, seated zip-line, seesaws, tactile toys, benches and most importantly a soft surface pad to protect our friends from injuring themselves and allows wheelchairs/motorized/walking aides to travel safely from each piece of equipment. The park is for all of our little friends. 3. Parking - There are parking options available adjacent the park as well as the outside perimeter fence surrounding the soccer and baseball fields. 4. Picnic tables and over head cover are available for picnickers and travelers and are adjacent to recreational vehicle hookups. There is plenty of shade, walking areas and a stream that runs parallel to the park where people often fish. Each year the park hosts Vine Grove's Fall Festival, Bluegrass Festival, organized run/walks and other events. The only reason why I rated Optimist Park at four stars is because the bathrooms are small, sometimes messy, not stocked with soap/paper towels and does not offer a changing table.

The park itself has gotten so much better lately with the installation of a new playground. The…read morecity also uses this opportunity to have some fun little events every once in a while. They have had numerous events such as a music festival and let the local JROTC have an event there. The only issue I have is that the very back of the park is filled with graffiti, some including slurs. They have a soccer field that is maintained fairly well for youth soccer but the baseball field(s) are rarely used except for practice and a local match between police and fire fighters. Overall a good place to visit, but be wary of the loud train that comes by every once in a while. I would rate it 5 stars if it was not for the graffiti.

The front desk lady was really nice and was very helpful we went to play basketball there and the…read morecourts were good and there were only a few people

Great pool and very nice life guards and staff. Great walking trails , pickleball, and gym.read more