Good park with multiple diamonds and concessions stand…read more Bathrooms relatively clean. Bleachers are added bonus.

Great park and the guy that runs the concession and takes care of the park is awesome!…read moreThey need more tourneys at the park

5 stars for 5 tool training. Our daughter trains here weekly since their opening. Not only is the…read morestaff here top notch but the facility is just awesome. They have everything we need plus more! As a longtime softball mom who moved here 3 years ago shocked to find the indoor/outdoor training facilities were obsolete here I'm so glad to find this place so close to home! Florida weather during sports seasons calls for covered options and now that 5 tool is open I don't have to worry about my daughter's practice/training time being interrupted by the occasional shower storm. And just to reiterate the staff here are the best I've found in town. They are tough and patient but not afraid to push the kids to their top performance. Very happy to be a part of the family here!!

I was late but I came the lady was talking to me like I wasn't nobody she was looking at me like…read moretrash I don't mind I was late but I have 15 minutes I could that to look inside where my son suppose to learn how to play I will not comeback and refer anyone fb, Twitter,snapchat ,messenger, WhatsApp, Instagram, and more social media I'm into

Hands down the best instructions a player will receive in north Florida. Coach Mark doesn't hold…read moreback. He is a former big league player and teaches solid fundamentals of the sport. He doesn't hold a player to any particular position. ... who cares if you're a lefty. You're going to spend some time behind the plate and all positions in the in field too. Before your player is finished with NFH, he/she will be able to play any position and play it well. Coach Mark has former players who now assist him with the different teams. He has position coaches and hitting coaches. Speaking of hitting.. Coach Mark also has an indoor hitting "academy" for rainy days. Complete with two iron mike pitching machines, a soft toss / t-ball bay and a bull pen with pitching coach (Wil) giving instruction. He takes all the 12u teams to Cooperstown at the end of the summer and it's an amazing opportunity to finish the year in style. If you're looking for a really great experience for your player, give Mark a call.

Mark Campbell has been part of baseball his entire life, and shares his passion and skills with…read morekids everyday. His eye for the sport will take your player to the next level.

Nice park. The tennis courts are RLY nice. Many baseball fields. Better to park in the cement…read moreparking lot haha, your tires will appreciate you.

This park has: 1 - Basketball court (6 goals)…read more4 - Tennis Courts 8 - Baseball Fields 2 - Restroom facilities 1 - Small Kids playground Been coming here for years and it's been gradually expanding and it's nicely maintained. The tennis courts and the baseball fields are in great shape while the basketball court is decent but can use fresh lines. The kids playground is pretty small, it's been updated in the last 2-3 years but it's still an afterthought compared to rest of the park. LOL The tennis courts, basketball court & most of the baseball fields have lights so can actually play until 930-10PM, later if you get permission to turn the lights off yourself. There's ample parking as long as it's not baseball league weekend. Those days gets ridiculous!

This is much more of a gathering of sport field than an actual Park. It is located at the end of a…read moreresidential area, so it is also a little bit hard to find. However, I am sure it serves the residents of this town well and that countless memories have been made playing baseball on these fields or in the basketball court I noticed in the front. There is not a lot of parking here and it is really not a parking lot as much as in Open Fields. I did notice that one of the ball fields that they did have a concession stand.. If you are looking for a park to enjoy nature, I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere. However, if you are looking for a place to play baseball, here is the place.

Grew up in the neighborhood, I really enjoy the environment and the woods that remain…read more Sports and all kinds of events happen here consistently, which is good. they do thing's professional and have always been very clean and as environmentally friendly as can be. A couple of things that have slacked over the years are the animal rights at the park. There's a sign for the leash, but there's no bags for poop... not a lot of land or field area left over for guests or animals when the sports are happening, so bringing a pet becomes more of a hassle for everyone, rather than a good time for you, your pet, and everyone at the park. The kids playground was remodeled and I honestly can't tell how kids play on this. this park used to be something to look forward to and now it's more like you're worried for the safety of yourself and others more than anything. There's nothing to really do on this playground, the swings were taken away, and the slides just got smaller...

I only saw soccer Field #1 of this park but it's easy to find, has a Field#2 across the entry road…read moreand multiple baseball fields. (It may have other sports fields, too--not sure.). The parking was very convenient and the handicapped slots were close to the field--great for my husband and his walker to access! Everything looked well-maintained and some trees were left along a sideline for spectator shade (at least on this field). Very nice!

One of the nicer fields that my daughter plays at. Our homefield is Palmetto over off of Greenland…read moreRd. This field, off of Veterans Parkway feels like it is in the middle of nowhere, but is in close proximity to Julington Creek and Bartram Park. Four baseball/softball fields and at least one soccer field, the whole place looks very well maintained with good protection from the elements above the bleachers. Ample shade for those weekend summers. Fields seem kinda close together, compared to Palmetto, but it allows spectators to easily catch action when their game is at a lull. Home of the Creeks Association, this field is located close to a new school (being built) and several residential areas. A good thing to have in your neighborhood.

My son grew up playing baseball here and now my "grand-nephew" is now playing tee-ball. It does not…read morelook like much has changed or been upgraded, but still well maintained. With it being such a populous area, parking remains a challenge so arrive early when possible. Transition period between games can get a little crowded as people are trying to leave while others are trying to park. They have tarps over the spectator bleachers which is nice but as someone else shared, the no-see-ums can get bad during peak season.

Mills Field is a nice park consisting of fields for baseball, softball, football, soccer, etc. It…read morealso has a nice playground that we like to take our daughter to to play. She just loves running around, climbing, sliding, and using her imagination at this playground. It's conveniently located in Fruit Cove off Racetrack Road near San Jose.

My kids have played baseball there for years... it's a great, easy going ball park. Low stress and…read morea good place to learn how to play ball. I understand they have a good basketball program as well.