We visited for the first time and had a really great time. It is so nice to have an indoor facility…read morefor my son to train.

The guy that runs this spot has great customer service. Please go support this black businessread more

My kids wanted to try hitting in a batting cage and all the outdoor ones were closed for the season…read moreso I went online and did a search and found this gem. It was $40 for an hour to rent a lane and I chose to self pitch. You can have as many kids bat too. They do have the option of machine pitching but it would have been to fast for my kids. Since my kids were young, they did have child bats for them to use. Overall, if you wanted an indoor batting cage, this place is nice and its all about baseball and softball!

A great experience all around. I was looking for a place close to where we lived that was priced…read morereasonable and most importantly, was able to provide the services and training my son needed. Whether it is renting out a lane to conduct batting practice or to participate in their scheduled training, the process was easy! Half hour in the cage was $30 and for an additional $10, you have it for the whole hour. Over Spring Break, they ran training, which was perfect and enjoyed by my son. Each day, it was no fail the question of..."can I go back tomorrow?" We will definitely be back. Enjoy!

We attended the Winter Lights on a Saturday. Tickets were easy to book and only $10/piece. Free…read moreparking and accessible spaces. It took us about 20 minutes to walk through all of the displays as there were a few cute photo ops. Once you get to the end, there are fire pits, a concession stand, and a stall to buy souvenir items. You can also purchase ice skating online for a separate fee. Staff looked miserable, probably because it was cold outside (I admit, I couldn't do it!). Kids seemed to enjoy it. Overall, it was just okay but for $10 ‍

Brought the kiddies here for the first time this summer and they really had a blast. We went…read morebetween the wave pool and the splash pad area. The kids loved it. They even did the water slides. We ate lunch and while it wasn't anything to write home about, it was decent water park food lol. Will definitely come back again.

Ok. This place on the weekend is overwhelmingly packed. I learned my lesson coming here for the…read morefirst time thinking it was like DBat that closed down. The parking was crazy. Came in here at 9:30am and we had to wait for someone to leave just to park. When entering there was two young boys working the front that was nice enough to help us. I told him it was our first time and he walked us over and showed us the cages and said we could go to one cage from one small window that was open and then another cage for another short time because all the cages were reserved. Disappointing experience but I appreciate the boys trying to make us get a little play time before we had to get kicked out. Not a fan of the token situation to use the machine. DBat had touch cards like Dave and Busters. And not a fan of the surcharge either. If another person makes a batting business closer to Clarksburg? Then this business probably won't be as busy as it is right now. My friend takes his son here for Classes and Dom loves it! I might try to come back when the weather gets better

Great staff, great cages. Good mix of baseball and softball speeds. Best cages in mocoread more

This park is truly fantastic! It's ideal for sunny days, offering a great time for young children…read more There's a designated dry play area for them to enjoy. Additionally, you'll find shaded spots, a small kids' hut, and a convenient parking area. Restrooms are not available, so make sure to bring along your swimwear and sunscreen for a perfect day out!

Along the Potomac River northwest of Georgetown is a close-knit community called The Palisades…read more This is its recreation center. There's a small parking lot in the front and trails that lead to an actual recreation center, fields and a playground that doubles as a splash park in the summer. My four-year-old daughter loved the playground. It's modeled after an Indigenous American village along the Potomac River with slides, etc. For being in a wealthy neighborhood, it's a little run down, but still a lot of fun. If you like quirky art, take the small dirt path to the right when facing the parking lot. Walk a few yards to a small opening in the forest to find the "Glass Forest" with art hanging on the trees. It's a little creepy, but also quirky!

Stopped by here while traveling in DC since the crowds there can be overwhelming. It was a warm…read moreSaturday toward the end of March, but it was not crowded at all. We did a round of mini golf, which was nice. The course is mostly well maintained, though one of the holes near the end could use some work since it is a giant pit, with some cobblestone rocks acting as steps that lead down to the hole. It was a little difficult to maneuver, and I just ended up having to get one of my younger brothers to get my ball for me. Most of the holes were well down and the place had a nice grass and water feature aesthetic. Definitely something we wanted in the city. We then admired the obstacle course because it looked awesome. Climbing across surfboards dangling in the sky, bright colors. It looked awesome. We opted not to try it out this time though. We then went for a little walk on a trail. They aren't very well marked, the signs look like someone keeps knocking them down, and all of the trails sort of overlap and are visible from the others since it is literally just a little acre-ish area in the middle of the city. There was also an overflowing trash can that smelled awful, next to someone's abandoned lawn chair on the trail, but nothing a quick cleanup of the area can't fix. It is rather warm being down in a sort of gully, so I would love to see it again when all the trees are green, hopefully that would provide some nice shade. We then went to the playground and it was really nice and well-maintained, and I had to use the restroom which was IMMACULATE. This was by far the nicest playground bathroom I have ever been in, and nicer than most store and restaurant restrooms I have been in. There is also a waterpark that wasn't open yet for the season, and a large blue building that serves as the entrance to the water park, and I do wish that it had a large sign that said something to the effect of "Restrooms are in here, even when the waterpark isn't open" since we were trying to find a restroom for my 5 year old nephew after we had left the playground bathroom, and assumed that the swim building was closed, so we ran him across the parking lot to the obstacle course building assuming it would be in there, and were a little worried when we had to run him across the street when we learned it was in the blue swim building. Overall, this was a really lovely and completely unexpected outing in the middle of a crowded city. This will very likely be on our itinerary next time we have to kill time in DC.

Great staff and the ropes course was a lot of fun! Pool was clean and the mini golf course was a…read morelot of fun, even though there are some difficult mounds around the holes.

This is the best batting cage in the Baltimore area in terms of price (military discount is…read moreoffered), quality and adjustment of the automated machines (which also shoot real baseballs, not plastic dimpled replicas seen at family fun centers). The place is also well maintained and decorated with many classic baseball movie posters. I rented a cage for an hour and the pitches were well within strike zone range, making them easier to hit; I came out with a huge burst of energy and confidence!

This is absolutely the best baseball and softball training facility that is open to the public that…read moreI have ever been to - and I grew up in Florida. Bob is a great American and a local treasure. A REAL baseball man that wants to see folks enjoy themselves and get better. I cannot recommend BASES highly enough! Great prices for the batting cages and equipment and clothing - baseball pants under $30! Belts under $10 - for real! Real baseballs in the batting cages. Just a superior place to train the kids or to get some hacks in on your own! Seemingly and surprisingly idiot free and a great family atmosphere. THE BEST! Wonderful.

Had the best time ever at my first nationals game at this stadium! Everyone, all the staff members…read morewere so nice, friendly and very helpful. Diamond club is the only way to go from now on!

I'll give this a four star review if you were able to get tickets for around $150 each on the…read moresecondary market for a midweek day game with a smaller crowd but I'd give it three stars if I was paying full price (around $250 each) for a game with a large crowd. We got there soon after the gates opened and had no trouble getting a table. It's wait staff service for seating, you don't just grab a table. There's a decent number of tables but it didn't seem like nearly enough for everyone if the section is anywhere near capacity so I'd say get there early. Service is friendly as they bring your beverages (free wine, beer, soft drinks and other alcohol at an additional charge per drink). You get the food yourself from various buffet stations around the club. Areas included hotdogs and half smokes (lamely didn't include Italian sausages or brats, they need to add those); tasty flank steak with sauce and rolls that were past peak freshness; a pizza station I didn't try; a brunch station (assuming for just 1pm games) with super tasty bacon and a hash brown casserole; and a station with chicken, grilled asparagus and a tasty cucumber salad. They also had lots of desserts including key lime tarts and red velvet cake. They also have items you can take to your seats including packaged ice cream bars, chips and of course roasted peanuts and cracker jacks. The seats themselves are of course great seats with extra wide seats and comfortable padding on the bottom of the seats. Pay attention for foul balls though! You also can order free beer, wine and certain free snack items such as ice cream sandwiches, peanuts, hot dogs, popcorn, and a few others and an usher brings them to your seat. You can also go back into the club to get something to eat or drink during the game or just to cool off for a few minutes. I do have to say I only saw one fairly small restroom for the entire club. There might be others I didn't notice but otherwise I could see there being a wait when the game is sold out and this place is packed. Overall a fun time that I enjoyed and it's worth to try once and maybe check out a game or two each season if you can get cheaper tickets on the secondary market for a less crowded hut I don't personally see it being worth the price at full price for a sold out game.

Our company recently completed a holiday lighting display for Laurel Golf Center and unfortunately…read moreour experience with the owner was absolutely terrible. Our company completed the work as agreed and invoiced the business, but the invoice was never paid. After multiple attempts to resolve the issue directly, we ultimately had to take additional measures to collect payment. For small services businesses, situations like this are extremely damaging. Contractors invest time, labor, equipment and materials with the expectations that the businesses will operate respectfully and honor their agreements. Laurel Golf Center is not one of those businesses. We strongly encourage other vendors and contractors to steer clear of doing business with Laurel Golf Center.

Representing 2023 in alphabet series, L is for Laurel Golf Center. I visited here 2 times I think,…read moreApril 2019 & May 2023. In April 2019, it was with a couple of friends, and I was relatively impressed with the course. While it's a fairly simple looking mini golf course, there are some challenges. The course is nicely maintained and better than a couple of other area courses I've been to. It's above average for the area, but not the best I've been to around here. I do consider myself lucky to have only 2.5 miles from home since 2020. In April 2023, there was a Meetup group meeting here. However, there was a transformer power outage in the area, and they had to close the course before we started. He rescheduled the Meetup for another Monday 5 weeks later in May 2023. The Meetup organizer is great at mini golf, but he was having an off day explaining all the various challenges this course has, and he says it always throws him off some. I enjoyed hearing his stories, but for me, I enjoyed the course and its challenges (well until I saw my high score...haha). Overall, this is a nice course and will return in the future.

Alexandria established in 1759 states the E. Simpson stadium signage. This area contains a parking…read morelot, basketball courts, a fenced in dog park then a very large field for soccer all along Monroe Ave. Oops I missed mentioning the signage on the history of the Town of Potomac ( see photos). Along Leslie Ave you see the Stadium as well as The Y across the street. There is a lovely petite garden between the two. One can grab a coffee on Monroe visit or visit the pharmacy, there is plenty to keep one busy.