WARNING: CASH ONLY! Friendly staff that is super helpful. If…read moreyou don't have a helmet or bat they'll lend you one there. There are different speeds available for all different ages. Great way to spend time with family.

There really are not enough batting cages in the Pasadena / Glendale area! It's really just…read morelimited to Batcade in Burbank, which is crazy expensive, or this place. A-1 is more discounted, but you also get what you pay for. Don't expect a premium place, but if you are just looking to hit a few balls for a few minutes, this place is great. It's close to where my wife and kids get their hair cut, so if we are in the area, I like to stop by for 15 minutes so my son can take some swings. They have different speed cages, and only accept cash. Fellow working there is nice enough, but by no means is he overly friendly. This is a bare bones establishment, and if that is what you are looking for (as I was) it is perfect! I'll be back again when I'm in the area, but don't think I'll make the drive from Glendale. If anyone wants to open a similar place in the La Canada / La Crescenta area, i really think it would be a money maker! contact me and i'll invest!

A group of us had our kids attend the baseball and softball camps they offered…read more Softball was cheaper ($60/day) and ran for 4 hours. It seemed to be more organized than Baseball camp. The coaches had the girls on a good pace with running drills. Baseball camp was 4.5 hours, cost more ($80/day) and did less. There was more down time than expected. Between snack time and lunch time, the kids were either sitting around, goofing off, or playing dodgeball. I didn't really observe much baseball exercises. When I did see some hitting exercises, the coaches never critiqued or complimented any child at bat. With pitching, the coach did give some advice, though. I'm not sure if this is how their camps usually run, but we won't be returning. Some positives about this place? It's indoors and there's a makeshift waiting area. The coaches are nice and very chill. I'm sure this place is great. I read some of the reviews. Sadly, we didn't have the same experience.

Want to swing some baseballs? Need lessons?…read moreWant your kid or yourself to improve on techniques? Softball lesson? 40' cages or 30' cages? Pitching lessons? They got it all here! Special shout out to coach Buck and coach Jr! They are both great at teaching posture, fundamentals, techniques.

Na na na na na na Batcave!!! Did you know they sell food here? Thats right they do. They sell…read morepizza. This is a great spot to hit a few balls then grab some pizza. This is a one stop destination for food and fun for all ages.

Place is good and the staff are nice.food is just there and some other games.i went here with…read morefamily and we enjoyed it!

Virtually impossible to schedule an appt. When I called, went to voicemail and then told mailbox is…read morefull. no call back when called. Paid for gift certificates for batting cages for my grandsons. Have been unable to use those certificates because of Refinery Group's lack of call-back. Will never do this again and will advise others of my extremely bad experience.

My daughter has recently started taking softball pitching lessons here, and the facility is good:…read more nothing fancy about it-- just a solid indoor space with safety netting, good lighting, a seating area for the grown ups, and a small front desk area. My youngest loves buying candy from the front desk (they also offer cold bottled drinks) while big sis works with her coach. Parking is available on the street, and the staff is cordial. Restrooms inside, and masks still required at time of this writing. Will be looking into their "batting cage" options in our next visit.

I was at the park yesterday playing some kickball with some friends when they wandered off to the…read morebatting cages when we took a brief break. They came back and said why don't I go and give it a try so I did. For $5 you get to hit for 3 minutes. I hadn't gone to a batting cage in a very long time so I gave it a try. Well now I regret it because I got bugs in my hair and it's been itching. I don't know how to get rid of it atm. I hope my doctor is not on vacation and will be able to determine what's going on up there. They provide you a helmet and a bat. I went with the softball since the ball would probably come out slower and I'd be able to hit it. I missed it the first two times then afterwards it was home runs and singles until it was over. It would be a better experience if I had my own helmet to wear.

We were looking for an activity after dinner so we came across this place. And so glad we did. Let…read moreme add we are not in any sports, and by we I mean my husband and son and myself. We just like trying new things. And the more activities away from the couch and video games the better. The guy running the place was very helpful and patient. He took my reservation over the phone and answered all my dumb questions. I had no clue what I was doing, what bar I needed, what helmet size, nothing and he was very helpful. We all had a great time.

Let me preface my reface my review, I am a professional mini…read moregolfer, I've been to hundreds if not thousands of courses over the years, in every area I've ever traveled in, in most of America. And this takes the cake as my all time favorite. The courses have great holes, with a large variety of simple classic style holes. But the place really shines in decor and atmosphere. It really leans into a more vintage vibe, considering this place is nearly 60 years old the grounds are immaculate, which is unheard of anywhere near LA. Amazing buildings and hedge arches dot the real turfed landscape. Vintage music plays out of old megaphones. Did I mention the place is massive? The parking lot holds maybe 400 cars, but expect it to be nearly full. It has vintage bumper boats, an arcade and 4 18 hole courses. Pricing is fair, 16.50 a person, and parking prices can vary but are usually free. Whoever maintains the grounds needs a serious raise, everything here is just perfect! COME AT NIGHT. This place really shines at night, when everything is lit up it is truly magical. One of the best in the nation, don't miss.

We came here for an event and I have to say, I was impressed with how well maintained this business…read moreis, especially when you consider some of the facilities are original to when they opened over 55 years ago. All the buildings, obstacles, decor and equipment were clean and well maintained and the water features all had fresh, clean water flowing through them, no signs of algae or stagnation anywhere. There were a few signs of aging around some of the cups and on some of the putting surfaces, but it is to be expected. I really wanted to score a 4.5, but gave it the full five because the mini-golf courses were so well-maintained. (Since we were there for a benefit and didn't pay admission, I cannot comment on the pricing or the relative value.)

Looking for a clean, private, modern, and spacious facility to practice baseball? Rocks Baseball is…read morea hidden gem, perfect for all skill levels from beginners to pros. My kids are just starting out, and we were so impressed by the setup and service. When you arrive, note that the main entrance leads to a boot camp gym just walk to the side of the building to enter Rocks. We were greeted by John, who asked about the kids' ages and experience level. Since they're beginners, he kindly set us up with a net and personally threw pitches to them, giving tips on form and helping with hand-eye coordination. We didn't expect a private coaching session, but John went above and beyond to make them feel comfortable and supported. Once the kids were done they can choose a number from a raffle and get a prize that coordinates with the number. They currently offer a great promotion: just $5 for every 10 minutes between 12-6 PM. We booked an hour for two kids for only $30--an amazing deal! Be sure to bring your own bat, gloves, and balls. John also offers private lessons on Saturdays, and with his background coaching professional baseball in Asia, you know you're learning from someone with real experience. Highly recommend for families, athletes, or anyone looking to level up their game in a professional and welcoming environment.

My son usually goes every week to work on his fundamentals. The main coach is a retired pro player…read morefrom the Taiwan Baseball League, and John's class is really helpful for alignment. They also focus on discipline while keeping it fun for the kids.

I have been to this park a few times. I would play tennis, or baseball here back in the days. Park…read moreis somewhat big. with lots of parking. People come here barbecue as well. Opened to the public of course. I like it.

What's up: We were in the area and decided to check out this park. If you play Pokemon Go, you'll…read morebe happy to hear there's a Pokestop as well as a Pokémon Gym here. We totally didn't stop by here for a raid ;) Parking: The park has a directional parking lot with the entrance starting near the tennis courts. The exit will take you by the Hugo Reid Primary School. There's plenty of parking but be aware of the sign that cautions against the Foul Ball area closer to the baseball field. If you want to be closer to the play area, there's street parking available that can be accessed from De Anza Pl; just be kind to the residents living nearby. Environment: This place has plenty of amenities. There are 3 tennis courts as well as a baseball field, batting cages (indoor and out), and a play area. The play area is closer to the Primary school and even has handball courts. Occasionally, you might spot some peafowl here too. The parking lot puts you in close proximity to the tennis courts, batting cages, and the baseball field. According to the sign, you'll need to get a permit to use the baseball field. Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. This park is pretty nice. It's well maintained and has lots to keep you entertained. The grass area is huge and you can easily take a nice walk around; too bad there isn't a walking path.

Surprise date night with babe. We enjoyed ourselves. Super beginner-friendly. We are definitely…read morecoming back

Baseball Central is the best! Their coaching team is incredibly experienced and knowledgeable, and…read morethey create a positive learning environment for the kids in both their lessons and club teams. The coaches are supportive and encouraging and are teaching the kids to be amazing baseball players while also helping them to develop as a person. I can't say enough good things about how supportive and encouraging their coaching is.

Putting customers first goes a long way. I found this place while I was driving by and figured I…read morebring my son in for the cages. We first showed on a Saturday morning as they opened. Although the main window was closed, we were greeted across the way by a gentleman who immediately came over to check us in. The gentleman was multitasking around the area but at the same time, very attentive to my inquiries and made sure we were taken care of. A week later, we decided to book some lessons- their website is very easy to navigate and the pricing is very reasonable. When we showed up to our first session we were setup with Coach Reuben. To my surprise, Coach Reuben is also the same gentleman than helped us the very first day we came by. Coach Reuben has been very attentive to my son's coaching and provides me feedback on what we can work on in between sessions. Coach Reuben has an unwavering passion in what he does at The Hitting Zone and it shows everytime we see him. He provides exciting lessons for my son and even gives me a few pointers I can learn too. Coach Reuben is what makes the difference when it comes to batting cages and coaching; he brings everyone to the zone- The Hitting Zone :)

1st time here. Cashier explained everything and asked what I wanted. Told him slow pitch softball…read morewith the arch. I pay for 30min and get sent me to cage one. I get there and there's already someone there and they still have another round left. Go back to cashier who then sends me to cage 2. Go in and definitely was not slow pitch arch softball. I ended up getting hit by a ball which cut and bruised my hand, since I wasn't expecting a faster pitch baseball. End up getting in line with the cashier again now behind a couple and I ask if I can get cage 1 since I was originally sent there and the people had left. Mentioned how cage 2 was not slow softball and the cashier kid told an older gentleman behind the counter that it kept switching to baseball. They send me to cage 3 since they gave cage 1 to the couple before me. Eventhough I had already paid and got sent to 1 beforehand. Cage 3 was a waste. I spent majority of the time at 3 waiting for the machine to reload, while cage 1 was batting with no issue. Needs an upgrade since the balls go to cage 1 first and when they finally came to 3, they would bounce off the rail. I was only able to hit like 5 at a time when it should have been 15 per round. Bad experience overall especially since it was practically empty when I went