Scioto Kids Association Youth Sports Complex
4.3(26)4.3 out of 5 stars, 26 reviews Columbus, OH
About Scioto Kids Association Youth Sports Complex
Scioto Kids Association Youth Sports Complex is a community-focused, volunteer-run facility primarily offering outdoor sports for children. It is highly praised for its well-maintained and recently improved ball diamonds, especially for activities like teeball for young children. Parents and spectators benefit from a spacious shelter house and ample parking, creating a positive and memorable experience.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Young children beginning their sports experience with teeball.Families seeking a local, community-run facility for outdoor youth sports.Parents who appreciate well-maintained outdoor playing surfaces.Spectators looking for comfortable amenities like a shelter house and easy parking while watching games.Ideal for young children starting their sports journey, specifically mentioned for 'teeball' (e.g., grandsons).
Why families love it
- Fields and ball diamonds are consistently being improved and are described as 'excellent' for play.
- Features 'very nice ball diamonds' providing a good playing surface.
- Offers a 'spacious shelter house', useful for teams and spectators.
- Teeball program is highlighted for creating 'fun memories for a lifetime' for young children.
- Run by dedicated volunteers and parents, fostering a strong community feel.
- Regularly improved and well-maintained outdoor playing fields and ball diamonds.
Insider tips
- If your child is interested in teeball, this complex appears to offer a highly positive and memorable experience.
- For parents considering the baseball program, it may be advisable to inquire about its current organizational structure based on past feedback.
- Expect a community-oriented environment where parent and volunteer involvement is key.
Good to know before you go
- If a highly structured and meticulously organized baseball program is a top priority, parents might want to seek more information or consider alternatives for that specific sport.
- One review specifically notes the baseball program as 'very unorganized', which could be a concern for parents enrolling children in that particular sport.
- Crowds
- Not explicitly mentioned in the reviews. However, being a 'small kids association ran by volunteers' might suggest a more intimate community feel rather than large, overwhelming crowds.
- Value
- No pricing information is mentioned in the reviews. The value proposition appears to be centered around well-maintained facilities and a community-driven atmosphere for youth sports, rather than specific cost savings.
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility accommodations for individuals with special needs are mentioned in the reviews.
- Safety
- No specific safety measures or features are mentioned in the reviews.
What parents say
"watched my grandson play teeball. Lots of fun memories for a lifetime."
11 months ago
"They have been working hard to improve the fields and it shows, excellent place to play ball"
6 years ago
"Very nice ball diamonds, spacious shelter house and alot of parking."
4 years ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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