If you've been to one county rec center, you've pretty much been to them all. This one is way on…read morethe small side but they still offer a good selection of kids sports and classes. I think there is a daycare as well. It's literally right next door to the Kearns/Oquurrh Park fitness center, so I can see why they wouldn't have all the bells and whistles. Who can compete with that? They do have 4 or 5 soccer fields and they are pretty organized with the kids sports.

We've played soccer with Kearns Rec for YEARS. We've had amazing coaches and good refs. They're…read morewell organized. We would prefer if they did organized photos every season, but we are okay taking our own team shots too. And although it's the parks systems fault and my Kearns Rec, getting them to keep the bathrooms on the soccer field open consistently had been a challenge. Plan on making a run for the Rec center next door instead (major inconvenience when you have multiple kids playing and little kids on the sidelines). We've also done swimming lessons at Kearns Rec. Not my fav place to do th

Great facility for all seasons. Being a regular helps ensure there is a spot available. Love the…read morestaff and friendliness of all who play there!

Great place. The front desk crew works hard to run a first class facility. Many competitive players.read more

Great views of the Wasatch mountains while taking a dip in the pool. There is also a hot tub to…read morerelax in too.

Amazing athletic facility open to the public. Olympic size pool. Lane or split lane always…read moreavailable. People are helpful. Great place

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

Best. Place. Ever…read more I moved to Utah recently from Southern California where some of the best beach volleyball players (not me...) live and play and could not believe it when my husband said he found a place where I could play. I immediately drove my beach-homesick butt down to the Salt Lake City location and have been playing ever since. The facility is spacious and light, the sand is almost kinetic, soft and non-dusty, and just great to play on. Players are all on levels, but I was blown away when I saw how amazing some of these players are; especially the manager, Tyler, and Charlie who often jump in on open play weekday afternoons 3:30-5:30 (King/Queen style) to step up the pace. Sometimes it's fun to just sit and watch the 2x2s while sipping a beer. Great outdoor courts too, giving SoCal a run for its money! Can't recommend it enough and grateful the owner Cory had the vision to make this a reality.

Who would have thought that there would be a sand volleyball facility here in Salt Lake City? Well,…read morelook no further than North Salt Lake at the Sand Bar. This fantastic place hosts games and tournaments of all skill levels. In addition to the courts, there is a spectator area to watch the game and enjoy a drink. This is where I spent my time since I'm not athletic at all-I enjoyed watching the game from the sidelines.

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.

FYI This Yelp page is showing the old ballpark address…read more 2025 season is at the new stadium: The Ballpark at America First Square, 11111 South Ballpark Drive, South Jordan, UT 84009. Fun baseball games!! We come when we visit family in the area and enjoy it very much!!

We had fun at the game. Until we left and my 5 year old was verbally confronted by a drunk man…read moreturned out of the box seats. I'm sure no one enjoyed the situation and we respect security was watching, but you'd think you'd walk a man like that to his car before turning him out to the general public. I'm not sure if he was over served at the game or what, but I'm having to have very difficult discussions with my daughter now.

TL;DR: Under-resourced and unsafe. I took my two…read morepreschool-aged kids here for a trial class with the intention of signing them up for weekly classes. My initial impression of the gym was that the space seemed small compared to the amount of equipment in it. There also appeared to be many kids and few adults. 10 minutes into class, I took my 3 year old to the bathroom. I came back to find my 5 year old bleeding from a head wound with the teachers holding tissues to her head. She was struck in the forehead with a trapeze bar and needed stitches. I was completely dumbfounded as to how this could have happened with two adults supposedly teaching the class. Clearly, if there was ANY danger of someone getting hit by a swinging bar, there should have been an adult present to ensure the kids waiting their turn were a safe distance away. Obviously, at the time, I was focused on getting my daughter out the door and to a doctor, but I was never offered any type of bandage, ice, gauze, or medical assistance. My husband went to Flippers the next day to express his concern about the situation. He asked where the first aid kit was and was never shown it. He also spoke with the owner on the phone, asking what type of changes might be implemented to prevent this type of thing from happening again. The owner apologized for what happened and offered additional free classes but was wishy washy on what, if any change, would be made. At one point, she chalked it up to a "freak accident" and essentially blamed my daughter because "she wasn't used to the routine."

My daughter loves going here every week! The coach is very kind and patient. There is a different…read moretheme every week and my daughter loves to see what is new. When she doesn't want to participate in a certain activity she is never forced or critiqued for not doing it. The only thing I wish was that there were multiple schedule options for her age group now. I would love for her to be able to attend 2-3 times a week. Absolutely love it!