This place is great!!! My 9-year old loves coming here to practice his hitting and catching, take a…read morelesson, or go to their camps when school is out! There's always something going on here, always a friend to say 'hi' to! We love everyone here and feel lucky to have this awesome establishment in our town!!!

Smaller facility pretty much setup for lessons. That said, they split the area in half and allowed…read moremy son and I to get some work in hourly. Staff were friendly and accommodating. I would certainly go back again when in the area.

A very nice family experience. I grew up playing baseball and appreciate this park. It is clean,…read morewell lit, safe neighborhood; lots of easy parking by the park; good food in the park and a very friendly staff. The stadium has great seating and is seldom very crowded. They cater to seniors as well as children. Simply a very fun day at the park!!

Roger Dean Stadium is a great place to catch a minor league baseball game! We recently watched the…read moreTampa Bay Tarpons take on the Palm Beach Cardinals and had a wonderful time. The stadium has a fun, intimate atmosphere where fans can really interact with the players and staff in a way you just don't experience at larger ballparks. Parking is easy with plenty of free street parking nearby, and tickets are very affordable--under $10--making it a great value for families. Concessions include beer, water, soda, and the typical ballpark favorites. I would love to see a few healthier food options added to the menu, which is why I had to wait until I got him from the evening to eat dinner. Salad, chicken or something of the sort would be a big plus! Overall, Roger Dean Stadium is an enjoyable, affordable outing for baseball fans of all ages. If you're looking for a relaxed, family-friendly way to spend an afternoon or evening, I recommend it.

I would highly recommend Gradum Jupiter, if your player is looking to improve as well as truly…read moreunderstand the baseball swing. Mike and Nick are engaged and knowledgeable instructors and the use of video and Rapsodo are extremely helpful. Facility is clean and very nice as well.

My 8 year old son loves baseball. He has solid fundamentals but was eager to learn more. We…read moreresearched hitting teachers in South Florida and found Gradum baseball. We signed up for a swing analysis. Randall walked my son through his swing on video pointing out the things he was doing well. Then he pulled up video of some of the best hitters in the MLB. (Guys my son worships) He showed the extra fundamentals my son could learn by demonstrating these techniques used by star players. My son was hooked. (And so was I.) We bought a multi-lesson package. The training was well thought out and fun for my child. It was also challenging. It forced him to learn new things and learn how to be coached at a higher level. His swing improved dramatically in a short amount of time. And this isn't just speculation. The instructors use cutting edge equipment that tracks every aspect of the swing and the results. Last but not least, the talent that trains with Gradum is elite. My son worked side by side with kids his age that were crushing the ball. Often we'd arrive early and see too high school talent, boys and girls, putting on laser shows in the cage. But the highlight was following a major leaguer training waiting for the season starting up. This was the review I was looking for when I was researching. Highly recommend this crew and faculty.

I've been coming to this establishment on and off for 20+ years. Sometimes I honestly forget about…read moreit, especially since I don't have kids, but I remember the first time I came here--it was basically a little rundown arcade with go-karts, and if you asked me back then, I would've said this place desperately needed a renovation. Fast-forward all these years later, and they've definitely made some upgrades! My nephew, who I've been bringing here over the years and is now 16, and I decided to come hang out for a couple of hours before his flight back to Texas. The place looks SO much nicer when you walk up. There's now a QR code you can scan with your phone to sign your waiver before going in, which makes things super convenient. As soon as you walk in, there's also a nice bar area to your left, and they did a great job with it. The welcome desk is right there up front, and the staff helps you set up your packages and add money to your game cards. We decided to each get a go-kart pass and then put some additional money on a game card so we could play afterward. Now, the go-karts... I feel like these definitely still need an upgrade--or at least some fixing. I am a PUT-MY-FOOT-ALL-THE-WAY-DOWN-ON-THE-GAS kind of girl, so I took off pretty quickly and was one of the first people to start. Somehow, I was almost one of the last people to finish because my go-kart--and my husband's--was SO slow! I've done indoor go-karting before, and this definitely felt like the PG version. So, if you're looking for a fast, adrenaline-pumping go-kart experience , fingers crossed you don't get the slow go kart. That was honestly my biggest disappointment. We also spent about $65 playing games and, of course, ended up cashing in our tickets for our dollar-store-quality prizes. But hey, it's all part of the experience! We're always big fans of the basketball games, and there were definitely a few machines that were broken, but overall, we had a good time. It gave us something fun to do for a couple of hours before heading to the airport, and we enjoyed hanging out together. Overall, I'm glad to see how much this place has improved over the years. It's definitely much nicer than I remember, even though I think the go-karts could still use some work. For a casual afternoon of arcade games, basketball, and some family fun, it did the job!

I came here for a small event and had a nice time overall. I haven't been to fun depot since I was…read morea kid at summer camp. There's a lot to do here. And on a Saturday night it's overcrowded with children. I had to park by the Dunkin drive through and walking in the dark in that parking lot did not feel safe. When I arrived I am not sure if we had a reserved time to bowl but we had to wait an hour for two lanes to open up. It's pretty expensive as they charge per hour ($60) + rental shoes ($5). But if you have the max amount of players, it could be worth it. Staff could be more polite and patient. I didn't find my interaction charming when I was getting my bowling shoes. The bar area is a nice touch. Doesn't really fit the indoor theme of the place. I think something more whimsical like a carnival theme would have been better. I wanted to check out the arcade but it was too crowded and hectic with all the kids. It may be a fun family night out or a very casual affordable date idea. I don't know how soon I'll be coming back although I want to explore it more. There's even an outdoor racetrack it looked like. I did not try the food but the pizza and cheese fries are pictured here. They looked good.

My son has been doing private lessons and loves it! Nice and friendly environment! It's helping a…read morelot with his skills

Very nice park! Our grandson loved it!…read moreClose by Nice addition to our area! Nice to walk in.... Soccer fields, baseball fields Volleyball

First off, this park complex is huge -- just under 40 acres. And has about anything -- almost --…read moresports wise that a Florida kid could be involved in or want to do. The indoor Recreation Center houses a gym and has meeting rooms for various programs. And outside are more than a dozen fields for baseball, softball, and multipurpose ones for soccer or la crosse, et al. Almost forgot the volleyball set up with a sand base and the tennis courts. There's a one-mile exercise path with stations; a large picnic pavilion that groups can rent and a few smaller pavilion's too. For the younger kiddies, there's a playground with swings and two "structures" for different age groups. There is supposed to be a skate park and a roller hockey rink, but we didn't see all of parts of the park . As you enter the park, you can see some construction going on. They are building indoor/outdoor tennis and pickleball courts. They are hoping to open either later this year or in 2027.

The guys at Hit a Double go above and beyond for customer service. Here are few highlights:…read more1. Always there to assist you. 2. Have a great selection in store and online. 3. Will price match for products sold locally at better prices, even bats. 4. Easy to exchange products for sizing issues. 5. Didn't charge us to adjust the strings on the gloves when we dropped them off the be re-strung. They told us re-stringing was unnecessary. Easily could have charged us anyway but didn't. 6. Ordered products online and received them in 2 days. These highlights are just some of the reasons we continue to give them our business and will continue to promote them.

My son has been playing tee ball a couple of seasons and now wants all the equipment to go with…read morebeing a ball player. HIT a Double was recommended and we went over to check it out, which is not in a usual store front. The store is in a warehouse district off Clint Moore, but the front door does face the roadway to make it easier to find with plenty of parking. We walked in and were instantly greeted by staff. The store is a candy-land of baseball equipment! My son tried on or tested everything to make sure it was the right fit with plenty of colors and brand options. We ended up with a new gray glove, green helmet, black bat, blue backpack, black pants and green socks! One of the cool things HIT has is a glove steamer, which sits in what looks like a popcorn machine to soften the hard leather. It takes a few minutes and then its good to go! The store has had other locations before and moved to this location in 2019. They do a lot of business on the web and for league teams across the county. We had a really nice experience and don't be intimidated, the staff are thoughtful and genuine about their knowledge of the equipment. We will probably be back if my son continues to play.

I've been going to Safari minigolf in Vero Beach for over 15 years - the best place to play…read moreminigolf! They offer two 18 hole courses with challenging holes on both sides. Staff is also very friendly - check this place out!

Super cute and well designed, friendly staff, would definitely return again with the familyread more

Coogie is a fantastic and awesome trainer - his program is on point plus is competitive program is…read moregreat!

My son, William, has been training with Coach Coogie since Kindergarten and simply loves the…read morebaseball program offered at The Field House. So much so, he is enrolled in all of their summer programs. Hidden along Old Dixie Highway in Vero Beach, you could easily pass the place if you're not paying attention. But once inside, you'll quickly learn why The Field House is a premier indoor baseball and softball - or more appropriately stated - a sports specific type facility. A fully equipped facility, they offer cardio equipment like treadmills and bike, a fully turfed training area with lots of running space, and several indoor batting cages with a hitting and pitching area. From the outside this place looks deceptive, but they've used every square inch of space inside. Baseball for the boys and softball for the girls with Coach Holly. My daughter Kate was into softball in Fort Lauderdale and is interested in starting the program. The Field House even has a speed and agility program for those wanting to take their game to the next level. Personal training is a plus, but how does an older guy like me ask someone much younger to train them? Any ideas? Clean facilities - including a well-stocked bathroom. Energy bars and similar food items available if you've forgotten yours at home. Parking out front and to the side, just pay attention as this place is easy to miss as you travel north or south on Old Dixie Highway. William E. Lewis Jr. Vero Beach, Florida