The owners of the Mavericks league are ruining baseball for the Salem area. their stadium is run…read moredown, seating is broken and jagged, missing cup holders expose metal arms in the seats and are a clear safety hazard. The management of the league is piss poor and they treat their teams, players and coaches like crap. I really wish they'd hire an actual umpire crew and not the good ol boys club. It's embarrassing watching an umpire forget a baseball rule and then eject a manager for trying to correct him. Hearing things like "that's a mavericks league strike" only further diminish your reputation. I doubt this will even reach someone who can and WILL make a change but fans should know. Don't waste your money if you actually like baseball and watching a competitive game supported by knowledgeable umpires who don't have a personal vendetta with players. Your money would be better spent at the Keizer little league fields watching 8u baseball.

Now renamed the roto-rooter stadium as of may 2025. Dang! So cool to see local teams play. Fun…read morenight out.

Horrible parking options, working students seem uninterested and routinely put down the city of…read moreSalem, staff and faculty take weeks to MONTHS for responses. Tuition is far too high for the level of education provided. Be aware and take you or your loved ones education elsewhere!!!!

This review is of Willamette just as a local cultural and entertainment asset. With the public…read morelibrary about to be handicapped for two years, I set out to look for alternatives. At the Mark O.Hatfield Library main desk, staff will issue to area residents a "community borrower's card" for a yearly fee of $50. To access the campus, I always park in the visitors' lot on the east side of Winter St., close to the intersection with Pringle Parkway. The signage is confusing: parking is free for casual drop-ins only on weekends. For those from away, walk NE from the visitors' parking until you see the fountain. There is found an excellent map and you can orient yourself. The Martha Springer Botanical Garden is a few minutes' walk from the library and worth a visit. It does not show on the online map. It is the green strip north of the Sparks Center, on the south bank of the Mill Race.

Thriving local theatre which I love to see…read more Saw Pillion here Y: -local theatre -you can really tell they care about keeping cinema alive and well beyond their own profit -has a mixture of up and coming movies and old ones -interesting/niche assortment of concessions -ample parking -cute inside -good chairs -gen admin tickets N: -Pepsi products, no cherry coke -edifice isn't super obviously a movie theatre imo -fancy leather chairs but they don't recline- walkways pretty small inside movie theatre

All the films shown are curated and presented for a variety of audiences and their tastes. Theater…read moreitself is great, with a meeting dining area in lobby.

Our to go place for hood strawberry…read more Follow online so you know where and when the strawberry season is since it's so short

Great place to pick fruit and enjoy an afternoon in the country. Beautiful farm setting, with a…read moresimple playground, small haystacks and tunnels for the littles to play on.

Not far off the main roads lies this farm of lavender fields. Great picture opportunities with a…read morevintage couch and benches. The farm has a covered area with picnic benches right near the lavender to allow time to relax and breathe in the freshness of lavender. They have a gift shop on site with many lavender infused items from soaps to lemonade. They have plants for sale to start your own bee frenzy garden. The distillation room is available to see and they do a great job explaining the process of extraction. There is a play structure that is fenced in for the kids to allow the adults time to enjoy the farm. If you enjoy lavender this is a close quick stop you should plan.

While we weren't able to pop into to see the farm this trip, we met Kat at a pop-up at another…read morelocal farm and fell in love with all of the products! You could smell how fresh all the lavender is in the products and the great quality they're made with. We ended up leaving with many soaps, some tallow rub, and a few candles! If you love lavender and other holistic products, this is the place to visit!

I absolutely love Olson Farms! They have such a wonderful, welcoming community, and everyone is…read morealways so kind and friendly. The fruit is consistently fresh, delicious, and high quality, making it one of my favorite places to stop when I want a special treat for my husband and me. It's so convenient, and I always know I'm getting great produce. The employees are incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and always greet you with a smile, which makes every visit enjoyable. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers and take pride in what they do. I highly recommend Olson Farms to anyone looking for amazing fruit, excellent service, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere!

What a fun u-pick farm. They give you there boxes which cost like .80, but you can reuse them on…read moreyour next visit. Cherry and peach are $1.99lb for u/pick. They have other fruit as well. If you don't want to u-pick they have a tiny store where you pay higher prices, but can just walk in pay and go. They give you rides deep into the farm in utility vehicle. They had two or three running when I was there. Overall, a very fun experience. We'll come back when apples are ripe.

Tues the website said it was open. drove by and closed. Salem needs places kids can go to roller…read moreskate in doors to learn and be safe. During the winter days, Christmas break, Easter and during the summer I have two granddaughters and two nieces needing to skate or other things than Wonderland and jumping on trampolines. Roller skating, rock climbing ect. are we really bringing up our kids to be homebodies junkies or gamers or just spending all day in front of boob tube or laptop.

The only place to skate in Salem. The hoop converts from basketball courts to a roller skating rink…read moreon Friday nights. Line starts forming about 6pm, doors open at 7. Line gets huge. Lots of bladers that generally are out of control. Music is kind of all over the charts. The little brats drop candy and soda often. The floor is usually dirty and you need to clean your wheels after each night. But still a fun place to skate.

Son (11) had his first batting lesson yesterday and came home super excited with all the new tips…read moreand strategies he learned. Looking forward to more lessons. Thank you for making him feel welcomed and free to ask questions.

From the owner: (Reservation Only) We are a Baseball & Softball batting cage rental facility along with…read moreprofessional baseball hitting and catching lessons. We utilize the latest in technology by implementing the use of the Rapsodo hitting system which captures things such as exit velocity, spin rate, launch angle and much more. Come check us out and make some improvements in your swing while you are here. (Reservation Only)