My four year old has soccer here every Saturday and while it's not fancy, it's functional and works…read morewell for little ones. First thing to note is that this is way the heck out there. My parents live nearby so we're used to the drive this far out south, but you might think it's just south OP, it's really much further. The easiest way to find it is to take the exit on 69 for the OP Arboretum and keep going until you see signage for the soccer park. Once there, you'll want to pay close attention to what field you're on as there are TONS. If you enter from the east the field numbers will decrease in value. Once you find your area, you park, and so far, despite being there on Saturday mornings we haven't had a big issue with parking. There seems to be enough for the folks playing on the days we're around. Once you find your field it's easy enough from there. Keep in mind this is a pretty basic, no frills place to play soccer. I THINK there are maybe some indoor restrooms, though they are nowhere near our field and I typically walk by a porta potty on the way to soccer each weekend. Luckily for me our soccer only lasts about 45 mins so it hasn't been an issue yet. Once at your field you simply watch from the sidelines and the kiddos play. The only real critiques I have is that since it's so bare bones, it's real turf so there is a higher chance of rain outs playing here due to mud, I think it would be better if there was a real restroom easily accessible, and this is just me, but it's VERY windy out there so I always feel like I'm a pioneer out in the wilderness, but that's just me. Overall, it's a pretty decent spot to play, and I can get over my qualms for an easy in and out soccer game experience once a week.

Worse experience for 2 soccer tournaments through them. The referees do not know the game. They…read morehave feild Marshall's sitting with opposing teams in normal clothing and nothing to identify them as a field Marshall. They will not provide names nor do they state their position. I had to file a police report for harassment because it was so bad. STAY AWAY TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN AS HALF THEIR REFS AND MARSHALL'S ARE TEAM PARENTS THAT ARE UNFAIR.

We attended an event where they rented the entire facility for the kids. The kids had such a great…read moretime! There were so many options- laser tag, ice skating, darts, bounce houses, zip line, arcade games and much more. A great venue!

Checked out this spot after hearing about it on Facebook! I was shocked by how big the building was…read morewhen I walked in, and it never feels too busy -- even on weekends. There's plenty to do, from arcade games to ice skating, and if you're looking to burn a couple of hours, you should give this place a try. There are also spots on both the first and second floors where you can grab a bite to eat or have a drink. My only complaint is that the staff in the arcade area can be a bit meat times, but other than that, no complaints. If you haven't already, I'd recommend checking it out next time you're in the area.

They have the worst signage ever. I spend min 15 minutes looking for the right field. Would not…read moresuggest to anyone that is handicapped. It IS HORRIBLE. I emailed the Director of Facilities yesterday, June 2. No response yet

3 and 2 is a wonderful AND VERY CLEAN complex for those a lot younger than me to learn to play…read morebaseball and softball. It offers a number of fields beginning with the small ones for those starting out up to larger regulation size fields for those who are older, have honed their skills and become more competitive. I wrote "very clean" in all caps up above and I mean it. The facility provides about sixteen playing fields as well as concessions, restrooms and the whole bit and there wasn't any trash anywhere. The bathrooms were well kept and the fields and bleachers were spotless. There is a $5 for adults, a little less for kids, entry fee, but with how everything is taken care of, it is well worth the small price to pay. This is a fairly large complex and thankfully the grounds have a website with a great big map that is a big help. Not only does it show the field layouts, but it shows the best areas to park and enter, which on a busy day when you're running late, is nice to have. Your kids will love playing here and I have a feeling that you'll love watching them play here.

I have never actually been inside of this building, just been to the soccer fields. The fields are…read morefor small-time soccer leagues, starting from 3 year olds and up! The teams each have a coach, and t-shirts, and practices and etc... solid, professional, kids leagues. BVAC also offers adult sports, like kickball! Some of the soccer parents I know are on the kickball league and it seems pretty fun! I'll definitely check it out sometime! But anyway, the fields are always well kept, no litter, cut grass. There are bleachers on most of the fields for parents, but a lot of people bring their own chairs. I THINK there are 5 fields. Obviously some are smaller or larger for different teams. But if you live in the Independence area and have kids, take them by some Saturday and see if they'd be interested. :)

Great facility for pickleball, tennis, table tennis and even volleyball. New updated facility…read more Play indoor in air conditioner. Reserve court by the hour. Fun place to gather with friends.

Great place to play, good level and all the people nice. The courts are very well maintained.read more

This place is amazing I played here and it has the best turf but it is a little hard to see the…read morefields look at the fences what a wonderful complex

This complex is top-notch. One of the best facilities in the country! The only complaint I would…read morehave is that the fields are not marked that well up high. Look along the fence line for the numbers. Beautiful playing grounds!

These ball fields are clean and well maintained. Parking is a bit weird and it gets busy during the…read moreweek from teams practicing. The restroom very clean and tidy.

POGO PASS REVIEW: I must admit, we don't frequent D-BAT, but…read morewe had fun since they added it to the pogo pass! You get to visit twice on the pogo pass, but each time you get 10 credits, each for 15 pitches. So you can hit the ball 150 times each time. For a newbie, I felt like that was a lot! Because there were a lot of kids participating today, we had about 20 minute wait times between turns (you can only use 2 credits at a time before rotating out). It would be way better when it's less busy. They do have bats and helmets to use. And just know: you have to clean up your own balls at the completion of your turn, and reload the pitching machines accordingly. Wasn't hard though! What a great option for a rainy or super hot day!

Great location! Amazing staff that was very helpful! Brought my daughter her to get some bp in…read morebefore her tournament. Highly recommend.