What a beautiful sports complex. Our kids are in Little League and play all over the High Desert, and this is one of our favorite fields to play on. They have three upper fields immediately on your left as you enter and three lower fields if you continue walking straight. They have ramps that help anyone pushing a stroller, wheelchair, wagon, or anyone who prefers to avoid stairs. The restrooms are cleaned and stocked with hygienic supplies. You don't need to bring your own chair. There's plenty of seating near the dugouts or upstairs from the snackbar. If you have little ones who become restless, there's a playground nearby. If the weather is unbearable, you can always stay in your vehicle and drive around the desert areas and watch the game...
   Read moreTo be honest, I only visit this park to walk out of it, into the desert. I'm a bit of a rockhound, & had been advised that this is a good departure point for rockhounding. As a departure point it's pretty good, but must mention that (perhaps due to having open land in 3 directions?) parking here does not seem 100% safe; I observed parking lot for some time, having had my car broken into at a different location whilst rockhounding, and received the impression that this parking lot is popular with those engaging in illicit activities. Couldn't guess which illicit activities, just know there were many occupied vehicles parked in same spots, clearly keeping an eye on...
   Read moreVery well kept sports park, plenty of parking, very well lit during business hours. The staff is young but friendly, I've never had an issue with them. Renting the fields and cages is an easy and inexpensive process. It has a small play area for littles to be entertained. The open land surrounding the parkins great for walking running or even offroad vehicles (check for legality of offroadinv there though). The only reason for the lost star is that the pitching machines need to be serviced and no one on site is able to do that. But that is the only negative...
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