My son was in this league from T-Ball - Majors until he was too old to play. The league is ran by…read morevolunteers and those who help truly do it for the community. I wish more baseball organizations did the same. There are some unruly spectators that forget that these are just children playing and its not MLB but i guess you get that in any youth sport. The fields are maintained and kept clean.

This league is AMAZING. My son has participated in little league at NTLL for four years, and it has…read morebeen a great experience. The uniqueness of this league has further been made clear for us as we travel to other local leagues for fall ball this year. No other league has fields and facilities like NTLL--better bathrooms, better snack bar, batting cages, lit fields, protection from the sun and foul balls. NTLL fields are better by far. The volunteers are amazing as well--they are the backbone of this league, and their hard work and dedication are to be commended. NTLL feels like family, and we are thankful to be a part of it.

Groovy, easy booking decent/nudging to highish prices, great equipment and setting…read more They do some soccer on their greens too.

Always easy to reserve and good machines make batting practice a good experience. We do softball…read morefast pitch.

They don't train the coaches and kids big and little are mixed together, recommend them if no…read moreoptions around

This is a nice quaint park…read more The only downside to it could be the choice of ground covering, being wood chips. I prefer stable soft cork, rubber or foam flat surfaces. The wood can get stuck in socks or irritate the skin or feet on contact. Also, it seems like it could be a breeding ground for germs, animal feces, mold or insects. I know Pollywog across the street uses shredded ribber tires, which isn't much better and some park play areas use sand. I think what Anderson Park in Redondo Beach, about 5 mins away from this park uses the best ground covering flooring. The play area is nice with swings and slides, probably ideal for 6 and younger. There is also a challenging rock climbing wall. In addition there is a professional quality baseball field as well as a basketball court, both outdoors. There is an adjacent recreation center, the home of Super Kids Gymnastics (used to be one weekday and one weekend class) in a nice auditorium set-up. Parking is fairly easy, especially the street parking in the surrounding residential neighborhood. This park re-opened in October 2020, but has a Covid-19 mask mandate to wear face shields or masks as protective covering for anyone entering the play area, both children and accompanying adults. I'm not sure how that is policed or what the penalty is for disobedience. Fortunately, most of the time, this isn't an over-crowded park playground since across the street is the bigger Pollywog Park. It's almost a hidden 'lil secret parkette.