Best Parks to play softball in So Cal.

[Skarp]

You have to include Cerritos Sports Complex in any top five SoCal venues...

Don't know about that, but you could warm up the red army in the outfields, so that's pretty cool.

(You could also warm them up between home plate and the backstops on two of the fields, which is a little less cool, IMO).

[scorkep]

Bill B gets my vote!

[uno tres]

...if only they would dump the no ice chest rule at the Big League Dreams parks. It get's ridiculous when the girls have about an hour (or less) to rest before warm up's...and you have to spend 30 minutes of it in the snack bar line to get them a damn burger and a (fountain) Gatorade. Bring in the ice chests and that snack bar is still going to make a killing.

[Gone in 2.6]

WOW -- No Field of Dreams facilities even mentioned thus far. The heat is everywhere we play so take that reason away. Palm Springs, and Chino Hills get my vote You can get inside and get a cold glass of suds and check the scores on TV. See your DD smack one to the green monster that is good stuff. I can't wait to play at the new one in Puente Hills.

Too impersonal for my tastes. I like Alicia Park...lots of shade, close proximity seating, nice playground, etc.

Just a great aesthetic there...to me it feels like a softball field should feel, if that makes any sense.

I'm with Skarp. I'll go one further and say I flat out dislike field of dreams (rip off).
Alicia Park is a great atmosphere. The fact that there's a brewery across the street has nothing to do with my feelings.

Valencia Park in Fullerton????? If you like going through a bucket of balls.

Also love Enders Elementary in Garden Grove.

[BoomBoomPow]

I wasnt impressed with Field Of Dreams in Riverside AT ALL...No bathroom or exit by outer fields...cooler rental was a joke... the food costs were outrageous and the wait for the meals were undescribable without vulgarities...I waited 25 min for Frenchfries...lol, yes frenchfries...luckily, I could enjoy myself with the excellent view out the windows at the ball fields while I waited.

[GSB]

WOW -- No Field of Dreams facilities even mentioned thus far. The heat is everywhere we play so take that reason away. Palm Springs, and Chino Hills get my vote You can get inside and get a cold glass of suds and check the scores on TV. See your DD smack one to the green monster that is good stuff. I can't wait to play at the new one in Puente Hills.

Too impersonal for my tastes. I like Alicia Park...lots of shade, close proximity seating, nice playground, etc.

Just a great aesthetic there...to me it feels like a softball field should feel, if that makes any sense.

I'm with Skarp. I'll go one further and say I flat out dislike field of dreams (rip off).
Alicia Park is a great atmosphere. The fact that there's a brewery across the street has nothing to do with my feelings.

Valencia Park in Fullerton????? If you like going through a bucket of balls.

Also love Enders Elementary in Garden Grove.

I vote for Alicia Park. I love that seating set up and is close to good eating establishments. Enders has great fields as the WGGSL maintains them and drags them every month or so. They also have a good snack bar. Only problems are they have no seating, lights or scoreboards.

[fvfastpitchcoach]

The new fields in Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley have to be given consideration

7 fields with lights, stadium seating, scoreboards, parking, freeway close, and 2 snack bars.....

[NumeroUno]

www.socalsfinest.com

Diamond valley Sports Complex
8 brand new lighted fields and plenty of parking

[CharlieHough]

Numero, with all due respect, Diamond Valley Sports Complex need a new web designer.

[NumeroUno]

What is the web address for the complex? I have never seen it or are you talking about www.socalsfinest.com