The concept of this "Big league dreams" is the same as Chino and West Covina…read more Here in Jurupa you gots a farm right next to some baseball fields. So the smell is there!! The restrooms from field we were at were a distance. Once we got there many stalls were outta toilet paper Snack bar available, So is a restaurant but it was a distance away. Parking lot is limited. No charge Street parking is also available Same $5 entrance with $1 token returned to use towards a purchase. Bring your own chairs, seating to watch games is limited. This spot has Bleachers not seats... Red ants are on floor/dirt so becareful. Yelp review challenge 9/10

Cool spot, I love how you can watch the games from inside the snack bar. Definitely kid friendly…read moretoo! Love this place

We came here earlier today and we had a blast swinging bats at this batting cages. This place is…read morehuge and their employees are fantastic here. It's a fun place to go. Will definitely return again

My first time ever trying the batting cages and I had so much fun. My boyfriend found this place we…read moreare both fairly new to this. The prices are very reasonable with I like. We spent about 30 dollars total and had a really good time . I do wish there was someone or something that could've give us tips or a lil knowledge about everything. When my boyfriend and I swung to hit a ball it hurt our palms a lot . We look on tiktok how to stop that from happening; I guess we weren't hold the bats right . But after we learned that it was easy sailing and we had a ball. Also there's a bunch of different speeds that the ball is thrown I started at 40 cause 60mph was intense . But the speed go by section and it's ranges from 40 to 90mph

First time here, but I was pleased with their facilities - we brought our team here for practice…read moreafter the last storm, and it's a perfect place for practice during inclement weather conditions for sure! The layout is good, maximized for space. There's different options, with pitching machines, home plate/catching scenarios, etc. The place is well lit, and kept at a good temperature. Shoo up front to purchase gear and basics, and the restrooms are clean. In all I'm sure we'll be returning, and I'd certainly recommend the place. :)

Great facility. Clean and well-run. The owner Don has been very helpful with all our questions…read moregetting started and trying out bats before a big purchase. The membership works out great as much as we use it. Our son just bought the USSSA icon at a great sale price plus an added discount for our membership. It gets busy later in the day, but as a homeschool family we usually make it in off hours and my son gets lots of rounds in. Highly recommended.

Mark Daily is fine for soccer games. The two fields are decently maintained and there's enough…read morespace around the edges of the field to warm up. The problem here is parking. While it's easy enough to find parking nearby - on the street or at the small Woodbridge High lot that is sometimes open (directly across the street, just south of the creek), the parking lot for the field is woefully small. When you have 2 games going on and 2 more teams arriving to warm up for the next game it's pretty much impossible to find a place in the lot.

This summer season our softball team is playing on this field. Parking on Yale Loop side is minimal…read morehow can you have a park with three fields w/soccer as well and have a small parking lot well as far as the field goes for softball play field 2 kinda sucks lighting is kinda bad cause they are angled in line of sight of a fly ball at certain heights, right field is kinda bad cause you have the cars lights glaring at you driving down Culver. I guess this something you'll have to adjust to. And lastly one restroom building by the parking lot on Yale Loop so if your on field 2 you got a long run/walk back and forth if you need to use it.

My daughters absolutely LOVE practicing softball here! This facility is beautiful, clean, and very…read morewell maintained. Everything here is in great condition and it really shows. The cages are always kept up so nicely, and it's such a great environment for kids and families. The staff here is also wonderful. We spend a lot of time here and have had nothing but positive experiences. It's obvious that a lot of care goes into keeping the facility looking great and making it a place where kids can enjoy the game. We're so grateful to have such a nice place for our girls to practice softball!!

Super fun to take our 3 grandsons for their 1st batting cage experience! Super friendly staff,…read more lots of options for cage. We liked being able to add another 15 minutes to our cage time since our grandsons were having so much fun! We'll be back!

We been here a few times and all I can think of is... I wish this place was nicer, cleaner…read moreThe trash cans are always full, restrooms dirty! There's this weird walkway to the left to get to next fields that just leaves you scratching your head. Be prepared to walk through a crowd watching their children play. You can also circle to right! Snack bar under a canopy with a few food trucks. On the other side of complex is where most soccer is played with porter potties available.

Refs seem either bought or blind for sand soccer championships. Saturday was a great day, I did see…read moresome false foul calls and handball not being called, but besides that. Wasn't too bad. On the other hand, Sunday was horrible. I saw too many handball not being called. We have video evidence of 2 major calls that were false. So for the first one, one of the kids handballed and made a goal with that handball. The ref was behind him and he said it was a head hit, and even the kid himself that made the goal reenacted what he did. Ref still called the goal, that which was horrible. 2nd evidence that we have, in a separate game, a ref called out on a girl when it clearly wasn't. We have evidence that the ball flew over her head and yet the ref wanted to listen to the opposing team player saying it did hit her head. It was a very clear lie and the ref still said, "im going to listen to what the player said." They really need to either fire some people for false calls or have 2 separate and random refs be on each field. I saw way too many handballs and fouls not called for the championship games, and I just feel so bad for all the players and coaches that had to endure this. On top of this with the girls game, I watched one keeper get kicked and sand on her face and yet no foul call. But yet, for the opposing keeper, she was on the floor almost full possession but not yet, and the ref calls it before the girls even get a kick in since the ball wasn't even in full possession yet.

I am extremely disappointed by our recent experience at The Hitting Zone Batting Cages in Santa Fe…read moreSprings. My husband was standing in line waiting for the cashier when the individual who identified himself as the manager (and stated it was his business) approached from behind. Instead of saying "excuse me," he pushed his hand in front of my husband's face and physically bumped into him to move past. My husband had no idea anyone was behind him and was caught off guard by the contact. When my husband calmly said something along the lines of "relax," the situation escalated unnecessarily. The manager became loud and confrontational in front of other customers, stepped into my husband's personal space, and made statements such as, "What's up then, you ain't going to do shit," clearly attempting to provoke a physical reaction. The interaction was aggressive, unprofessional, and completely inappropriate especially from someone representing the business. Ultimately, my husband was asked to leave, despite the fact that the situation began because the MANAGER chose to handle a simple moment without basic courtesy. No customer should feel threatened or publicly antagonized for standing in line. Professionalism and basic respect go a long way, and unfortunately, we did not experience either here.

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 :)

This baseball complex is run by the La Puente-Hacienda Heights school district and rented to the…read moreHacienda Heights Little League. It's an older park with 4 fields, press boxes and a snack shack. Parking can be tight, especially on opening day. The fields have seen better days, but the volunteers did a pretty good job of getting the fields in order. It continues to operate and bring life long memories to the kid players and their families. The lights were all repaired and bulbs changed out so the kids can actually "play under the lights" just like the big leaguers. Regardless of the facilities, the league and the parents are what really make this park. Opening day 2019 saw Rep. Gil Cisneros throw the opening pitch with school board members present, the Boy Scouts being the color guard, and Mariachi Divas singing and playing the National Anthem. It's an enjoyable place to watch a game and play some good ole baseball for the kids. But I want everyone to know, it is still OPEN. It's not Closed!!