Baseball Heaven Review

Wow. Amazing baseball facilities. Did prospect camp here and was really impressed.

Both of my kids take lessons here and love to play here. Sal Trovato is an amazing batting instructor and my son takes pitching lessons from Cameron, who is so good with kids. We love coming here.

Too many off site games. Restrooms not great at the actual facility. Ok experience overall.

Wont be back. Too many of the games are not actually played ar Baseball Heaven. They are instead played a local municipal parks. Not the same thing.

Turf is in poor condition on the bigger fields,portable mounds are some of the worse i ever seen. Ump's bad. Just a money grab.

I m proud to say I get to work games as an Umpire here & their tournaments. There are 7 Baseball fields here, full time video to watch the games from the Backstop on the HiCast App, please watch & see what a great job I am doing. Seriously, if you even like Baseball a little, this is a must visit place. Great talent from the region with people who love the game. The parents should have a muzzle on though. Example A.

Baseball Heaven is a complete rip-off. Every team has 15-16 players. Coaches do not hold weekly practices.

Baseball Heaven has unfortunately become Zitaglio family pop and 3 sons business. It is a shame that Anthony Zitaglio is charging big dollars to coach baseball even though he never played college ball. He should perhaps work on his own hitting first. Instead he is working and spoiling swing of young players. It is time to leave Steel Sports.

It's a beautiful complex. We traveled from Dallas where we have lots of shade over stands and plenty of seating. The seating and shaded areas over the stands is horrible. There is none. You will literally cook if it's hot. Everybody was having to stand with very little seating. The ambulance was even called when a woman passed out because of heat exhaustion.

Great baseball fields. Great to have a well maintain facility near by.

Baseball Heaven and Team Steel mission is to lie to people and cheat them. My son s coach did not hold any practice during Spring and Summer. Our contract included weekly practice, but our team coach didn t hold any practice.

Awesome place for my daughters softball tournament, clean bathrooms, they have lots of food.

Clean fields. Shading areas for hot days. Bathrooms that are inside. Plus food vendors

Great place very safe to walk around netting overhead to protect you from foul balls

Wonderful facility. Plenty of parking. Concessions were good as well.

Great little ball park with a surprisingly good little restaurant

Hate the fact that spectators pay to get in. We are watching kids play not professional's

New York s premiere baseball center can t turn their own lights on. Had to stop a playoff baseball game in 5th inning to wait for the lights to come on. To add insult they only had one person serving food to a line of about 30 people.

A wonderful place to see the kids learn the game of baseball. Great shop has all your athletes need and more than friendly atmosphere.

Very nice sport complex with many fields that are all maintained very nicely. The fields are all artificial turf and there are plenty of seats for parents and fans to watch the game. Great shade in some areas too. They also offer food and drinks for purchase with decent menu choices. A little pricey but that's how they make money. Parking is available for all including handicap access. There is a charge for entering it's 5 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for kids. Players are free. This is one of the better complexes I've been to

Came here for a soccer tournament today. This it s ridiculous that the check in tent is set up in the small portion allotted where spectators can view the game. Second team has to watch from behind the goal, through a fence. There is ample space here for the tent to be set up elsewhere. Otherwise, it s a nice facility.

Open up the gate. Very inconvenient for the elderly

Field 5 scoreboard had everyone agravated and confused all game. The girl in scoreboard at the 2pm game field 5 never paid attention. To busy on her phone when parents went up there to correct it.

Great place for baseball. A little money hungry. Charging to get in is just for money and price for food is unreasonable.

Exactly it s name. Baseball Heaven. Has everything from beautiful turf fields, real dugouts, a good size food building. Bathrooms etc

Great complex just dont like the fact they charge 5 bucks to see your kid play

Well maintained! Food courts & bathroom are a big plus. Score boards big & working. Seats for spectators another big plus. Sit relax watch some good baseball!

Great place to learn and play baseball! Be sure to come in late July for the annual National Youth Baseball Championships to see the best young ballplayers in the country.

Beautiful facilities. They always hold a great tournament's but they need a new umpire company. The umps are all over the place .

What a joke this place is. I have been going here for three years and this is not just from one tournament. Baseball Heaven buys the cheapest umpires that don t care if they get the wrong call. Also don t spend your money here you pay for the tournament but still have to pay at the entrance.

We had terrible experience at the Summer Classic Tournament. Baseball Heaven office scheduled two of our games at their off site location. One of those fields was - "FIREMENS FIELD" owned by the Town of Brookhaven. It is not kept well. In the outfield we had "Ground Hogs" peeping out of the holes. The field bathrooms were "FILTHY". Parking lot had garbage and beer bottles lying all over the place. Due to all the garbage the place was infested with bugs and flies. Players dug out was a mess too. It is a shame that Baseball Heaven management don't inspect their off site facilities. POOR MANAGEMNT - My advise to you - negotiate before you cut a check to Baseball Heaven. Once they get paid, they have ZERO RESPECT for their customers.

Had a great baseball day. Service and food where great

Meh...it's all I can say... meh... overpriced, the scoreboard rarely work, the umpires aren't the top of the crop.. so yeah, just Meh!

Cool baseball field and complex just out in the middle of nowhere. Have a couple of snack shacks so that's a plus

My repeated requests to the upper management to make the facility and bathrooms safe has fallen on deaf ears. Baseball Heaven's senior coach has a habit of exposing himself in the bathroom.

Nice fields but the tournament was not well organized, we had an 8pm game and started at 8:50pm -- if BH is going to run a large tournament and take teams from over an hour away, and need to run games until 10pm to accommodate them all (we weren't even scheduled efficiently with two games 8 hours apart), then at least enforce the schedule.

Company outting here every year. Never a let down. Highly.reccommemd.

Money maker, fields are nice plenty of parking, food $$

Just the absolute worst money grab. We travel quite a bit for youth sports and are quite used to the associated high costs. The paying to get in to see my own kid play, having to buy their water in the summer, etc. we have made peace with. But this place also mandates hotel stays. I booked as they requested (at a huge rate) and when I found out they put me in a hotel different than the team, they would not let me change. Now my son had to go to this tournament at a tremendous cost to our family, and could not even enjoy the team bonding experience. Now I am sure BH will say that is handled by a company called "On Peak" I believe. That is who BH mandates you to work with and they are the least customer friendly, non-convenient company I have ever had the displeasure to work with. I would avoid playing tournaments here like the plague and I will make sure to tell as many baseball people as I know that is the case.

There are good places to play and others that are clearly just money making ventures. This might as well be a hedge fund.

Great complex wish we could play all our games here.

My nephew had a terrible experience during the Baseball Heaven Tournament. He saw one of the Team Steel Coach exposing himself after using the urinal. My nephew was terrified. He later pointed to me towards the man who was coaching Team Steel 15 U Select at the Third Baseline. He is tanned and had dark sunglasses.