The Dugout Baseball and Softball Training Facility

35.9 mi

The Cage is a fun mix of a batting cage and golf simulator. There are three large cages at this…read morelocation, catering to groups. At each cage, you can choose the ballpark, experience level, and other specs to personalize your experience. This was a super fun experience, especially if you want to try something new. The only issue I experienced is the plate it's very sensitive and sometimes the simulation would pause when we didn't want it to. I think we had this issue because we were using the middle cage and the vibrations of the other cages caused the issue.

If you're a die-hard baseball player, this might not be the right place for you. Surely, more…read moretraditional batting cages will fit your needs since they throw faster pitches and you can hit further. But if you dabble a bit and like something a little more laid back, this is a fun alternative. It's touted as similar to Top Golf where you can adjust the settings of the game-you can focus on speed, home runs, distance, etc. There are also settings where you can give yourself a boost-I recommend being sneaky and only boosting yourself and leaving the rest of your team unboosted. Ha! There is a small "concessions" bar in the corner with sodas and hot dogs. It's self-serve and on your honor to pay on the kiosk on the counter. It was not the cleanest or fully stocked, but for a group of teenagers it is just fine. Overall, I found it to be a fun way to spend an hour, especially if you have a group of energetic youngsters that want to hit a ball indoors.

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Food options

Batting Cages

2.0

(1 review)

34.3 mi

It was fun, for the ONE YEAR it was open! But nooooooo, they had to close it for some reason…read more Ridiculous! Good prices while it was open though. That doesn't matter, because they're closed all year! What next, Logan? I know it's not the cities fault, but seriously, why is this owned by a coffee shop? Come on city, buy it!

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Now self-serve

The Strike Zone

3.3

(6 reviews)

64.3 mi

we drove all the way from Eagle Mountain to go use batting cages, just to find out no one was…read morethere. we got there after 1:00. says open at 11:00. So, very frustrating.

The facility is nice, and the technology is top of the line. The lessons and instructors helped…read moremost of my team for a winter. Strongly suggest this facility for getting instruction!

The HitTrax system tracks the distance, velocity and launch angle and you get to play in any professional ball park

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In The Zone Sports Factory

3.0

(2 reviews)

38.1 mi

Place was closed during open hours with no notice and no sign outside despite being displayed as…read moreopen on maps

this place is perfect for all kinds of training as well as all ages! they have soccer goals,…read morebatting cages and miscellaneous equipment for speed and agility training. not to mention the great and friendly people that are running it. the owner told me they are planning several mini sport tournaments in the next couple months so I am heavily looking forward to that! you have to check this place out fr

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D-BAT Herriman

2.8

(5 reviews)

53.1 mi

Drove all the way from Salt Lake for a SCHEDULED and PRE PAID private batting lesson, just to get…read morethere and all the lights are off and no one around. Go to the door, and see a NOTICE OF SEIZURE from the Salt Lake County Assessor, for unpaid taxes of a little over a $1,000. And a note under it saying "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will be closed until further notice. We're grateful for your understanding during this time. We are deeply grateful for the community's support and patience." #1. That seems like a very much foreseen circumstance. #2. If you are grateful for your community's support, maybe show it by canceling and refunding people for what they have paid for and give them a heads up about being closed. Be professional and cancel your scheduled commitment. I am absolutely appalled, but seeing how they can't pay a measly 1200 in taxes, I'm driving home pissed, but not surprised we didn't get a notice. Word of advice, pay your taxes, and treat the people who put money in your pocket with respect.

Signed up for the gold membership, which they said was only a 6 month contract. What they don't…read moretell you is you have to navigate their website to find your "membership" account to "terminate" or you will keep getting billed. They also won't refund any amount that we over the 6 months because the buyer didn't stop the membership. We mainly used the facility for the purpose of the batting cages. However, most days were too crowded to get a full session in. We had to share the cage with 1-4 other people, which made getting in 15 pitches a long process. Do yourself a favor and buy credits each time rather than a memberhsip.

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Lehi Sports Complex

4.0

(1 review)

59.2 mi

Nice little sports complex with multiple baseball fields, and a winter ice skating rink with skate…read morerentals . Several firepits and heaters around the ice rink. Smaller sized playground. Clean and well stocked bathrooms.

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Ogden Raptors Baseball

4.0

(22 reviews)

0.5 mi

Catching a Raptors game is fantastic. The seats are cheap and all of them are the same cost, the…read morefood is reasonable compared to other sporting events in SLC, and I would definitely stop by again. If you don't love baseball food, the stadium is only 2 blocks away from downtown Ogden, where you have unlimited options for food and drinks. The drive is a little ways from SLC, but you also have the option of taking front runner the whole way, which is fun as well. I would definitely recommend it for someone that want's to see a ball game,

They sell seats online Where there are no seats. They don't tell you "accessible" Means you need…read moreto be IN a wheel chair or you get to stand

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Amazing view

Ellison Park

4.9

11.3 mi

Great Park watch soccer can't wait to try the splash pads with the grandkids in the summer!read more

Best splash pad in Davis and Weber. Lots of places to bbq of course you'd have to bring you bbq, or…read morehave a picnic. Shaded areas, lots of grass spots too. You get super soaked. They have a little slide. The only thing was the bathrooms were locked. So we lucky drove over to the baseball side of the park where a game was going on and those bathrooms were open.

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Bear Lake

4.3

(16 reviews)

57.9 mi

Idahoan beach pleasure. There are also some caves worth checking out in Idaho if that is your sort…read moreof thing

Really had a great time here. Huge lake that borders both Idaho and Utah. Deeper ends water gets…read morereally blue like Santorini while other parts are very clear and can see right at the very bottom. Day use is $10 for Idaho/Utah residents and $20 for non residents per vehicle. Can accommodate to about 700 cars a day and may change depending on water levels. You can jet ski, boating, fishing and many more. We paddled board and it was so much fun. We lucked out during our visit and the water wasn't too cold but just right. There are several clean restrooms. Larger picnic areas came fully equipped with built in BBQ grille. I recommend bring your own canopy/tent since there's no shade anywhere. I was also very surprised how clean the lake was considering there weren't too many garbage cans scattered and you will need to go to the restroom to throw them out. Overall, nice lake and highly recommended. Cheers!

Double rainbow

You can rent Jet ski

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Fun lake to paddle board

North Ogden Aquatic Center

5.0

(4 reviews)

5.0 mi

What a great place! The entire family went we're all different ages and every single one of us had…read morea wonderful time! Everybody there who works there was so nice great lifeguards as well who enjoy their job! If you wanna go swimming and you have a big family, definitely the place to try!

Super fun ! We drive from South Ogden because my little ones love the pool. Only downside is it can…read moreget packed.

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Roy City Aquatic Center

3.1

5.8 mi

Totally unsafe for all ages. People flipping off the sides in the shallow end, teenagers launching…read morefriends into the air doing backflips and other acrobatics in a very crowded pool. Toddlers going off diving boards and struggling to make the sides. Inadequate and seemingly uncaring lifeguards. From a former lifeguard it just is very unsafe and quite uncomfortable. Parents watch your kids!!

This is one of our favorite pools in the area. They keep it very clean even on the most crowded…read moredays. They do lack in the amount of chairs they have for guests. Overall it's an inexpensive fun pool and the water temp is great.

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Great place!

Ellison Park

4.9

11.3 mi

Great Park watch soccer can't wait to try the splash pads with the grandkids in the summer!read more

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George Wahlen North park

5.0

(5 reviews)

4.0 mi

This park is the best! It has a playground and splash pad with a shaded eating area next to it…read more It's within walking distance of the library and the local elementary that does free summer lunches.

This park has a nice splash pad and a lot of playground equipment. There's also a covered picnic…read morearea next to the splash pad. I didn't check out the restroom but they have them there for the kids and their grownups.

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Riverdale Park

5.0

(3 reviews)

3.5 mi

Lots to do for young kids. Lots of green space and shade…read more Well kept and clean. Easy to find.

Lots of green space and mature trees for shade. There are a few playgrounds and a splash pad in the…read moresummer. My kids love it!

Monkey bars on 5-12 yr old playground

5-12 yr old playground

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Color Me Mine

We have been here a couple of times and it is a fun activity for the kids. Actually, to be honest I…read moreenjoy painting my projects as well. My first time I did a bowl that was quite large and I use it often. This time I painted a cup to go with the my bowl! We usually take about two hours to finish our projects. The staff we interacted with were really nice and helped with any questions we had. There are probably 30 to 40 different color options. There are plenty of different types of brushes, colors, and other supplies to keep you busy for the two hours there. The process is pretty simple you choose the blank pottery, give the tag to the person, then go and start painting. When you are done you just leave everything on the table and they clean up after you and take care of your finished projects. One week later and you can pick up your project. There are Studio fees which of course will pay for the paint and other supplies. Check their website because normally they have specials every day. For example we went on Monday and they had $20 for a family of 6.

It's my birthday and I was looking forward to coming here and painting after work. Yelp and google…read moreshow they close at 9pm. We got off work at 6pm and thought we had plenty of time to show up and paint. We showed up at 6:10pm and we were told they close at 8pm and they stop taking painters 2 hours before closing. Update the hours online to avoid disappointing paying customers.