Vero Beach Dodgers Reviews

Dogertown is a beautiful facility. Went for tournament baseball don't understand why they collected a $5.00 entrance fee, also not enough seating for the spectators.

Beautiful and amazing place is well-kept clean environment play any activity for the children what a place for kids to go
Those girls love it..

Not open to public but cafeteria building has many historic photos along hallway of Dodgertown and its spring training players from the 50s-60s. Older fans can remember many names and faces.

Love the history, took brother and sister in law from California.

So much history. So many great memories. A great tribute to the great Jackie Robinson. Just wish they would restore it to it's glory.

Went to the fair here. Lots of rides and food. Great time.

This place is kinda depressing. Why host a big event and sell more tickets then available seats. Parking was also a nightmare. With a huge venue like that why not have an actual parking lot?

If I had a bucket list, Dodgertown would be on it. Walked down a hallway filled with photos of Great Dodgers players and moments in their history. Very nostalgic.

We were so excited to go to a game at Dodgertown as a family,like my husband and I did growing up. Half of the stadium seats were condemned. We couldnt find a seat for one of us much less a family of 5. We walked around for almost an hour looking for seats with no luck. We left without even seeing the game as did MANY other families. My youngest two children even cried because we had promised a game, brought them to the field and had to leave :'(
Definitely was one of the worst experiences for a sporting event, we have ever experienced.

St. Helen's Harvest Festival: food really cheap, games ok price-wise, but rides are ridiculously expensive.

I love historic places, but I believe they should be maintained and preserved. We attended the Jackie Robinson game and found the seats to be very damaged and the stair were covered in debris. The game ended up getting rained out, but it was fun nonetheless. I just wish that the stadium was better maintained, or even cleaned up for the event.

So much history in this place. We feel honored to be able to have our kid play here.

Nice area went to fall festival but it was so over priced for ticket rides and just a couple minutes they let you ride big ripoff

Great place, great softball and baseball parks. Great customer service by employees.

Nice place to take a walk around. See a great training ballfields. Happy to know it being used for youth sports training.

Former Springs Training facility for the Los Angeles Dodgers

Was here for the Jackie Robinson's tribute game. Enjoyed it very much!

Not a fan of this venue. Too many restrictions and waivers that our school district would not sign off to meet their requirements. Had to scramble to find alternative lodging. The infield was concrete, you would e pact if owned by MLB, they would have the ability to water the surface. The grass was average at best and staff were demanding rather than accommodating. I would expect more if hosting the premier event in the state for softball.

Such a quaint and cool place. You definitely get a feel for the history of the place and the happiness it brought a lot of people. Reminds me of a small college campus.

Worst place I have ever stayed. The rooms where not what they said they were going to be. The door to my room wouldn t even lock and I couldn t get another room. Worst place to stay.

If you love baseball, that one of the places you gotta stop by, if driving by Florida. A complex with such history and used in the early ages by names as Jackie Robinson and Sandy Coufax.

Great experience for my son to be able to play here..

The seat situation is abismal, how do you go and sell tickets for seats and not even have your seats available?

STADIUM is being renovated from the grass to the seats perfectly!

Really good baseball playing fields. Limited seating at some of the fields recommend that you bring chairs and shade canopies, bug spray. The trials too some fields are a little rough( sandy and tree roots plus tree branches. Hard to push strollers or wheelchairs).
Excellent fields

We want to see the high school tournaments this place is amazing all the fields immaculate the teams are all set up what a great place come down and see some good baseball and then you can see spring training with the pros

This place has potential to be an awesome baseball venue, possibly needs some better management. Hopefully they will make strides doing rhis as it would be an amazing place to keep going.

My son had an awesome spring break training week. Great facilities.

This place has so much baseball and historical impact. A must see for baseball fans. A place where history was made in the advancement of civil rights. A great story that unfolded on these grounds, Jackie Robinson was first black man in major league baseball