Centerfield Park, Inc

Was well kept but some of the green was torn and the holes needed sweeping. The water features were already shut down for the season and the starter plates were all loose. Aside from this it was a very nice family friendly facility. We will definitely be back. –Chris & Anne

I came here for the first time in three years a few days ago. I was thoroughly impressed with there mini golf. Although many of there lights are out it still was fun :) For $ 6.00 pp you get your normal 18 holes. I have been to some crappy mini golf places and this place was decent compared to some really crappy crappy crappy ones.
They also have go karts, some arcade games and batting cages here. I think they have the water bumper boat things but not really sure.
If you print there coupon from there website you can get a bogo for sun-​thurs.
This is a great spot for date night :)

Centerfield Park has been around for a long time, and it’s one of the few family-​friendly amusement centers in the area. That alone makes it worthwhile. Fortunately, Centerfield has plenty of activities to keep people busy, and while it’s not the cheapest way to spend an evening, you can often find coupons or promotions to help knock down the price of mini-​golf.
Centerfield’s main draw is its batting cages, which are generally pretty busy. It also features two 18-​hole miniature golf courses, two go-​kart tracks, and a bumper boat pool. (I think there’s also a driving range, but I’m not sure). The clubhouse features an arcade and a concessions stand.
While the place is aging and seems a little worn in spots, it’s still well-​kept-​up, and it’s a nice place to take a family or a group of kids. The prices are reasonable (though go-​karting can get expensive pretty quickly!), and the variety of things to do is nice.
Of the outdoor activities available to families in the area, Centerfield Park is definitely one of the better options.

There is no bigger heaven for a young baseball enthusiast than centerfield. I grew up about an hour away, and when I was a kid, my parents would take me to the batting cages here. It was absolute heaven.
Equipped at this park is a large arcade with basketball games, air hockey, action games and more fun stuff. They have miniature golf, water bumper boats, a go kart slick track, and of course, my baseball fetish’s treat — batting cages. There are probably 10 cages ranging from 40 mph pitching to 70 or 80 mph. They also have three softball cages or so.
The batting cage experience is great as you feel like you’re in an actual dome, and when you get some major air under a couple of pitches and they hit the roof, you feel like you’re on top of the world. There’s an alligator target with a net in right field, and if you get a ball in the net, you get a free round of pitches.
The place is relatively inexpensive, but if you are hitting in the cages, bring your own helmet, bat and batting gloves because there’s no telling the cleanliness of the helmets and the bats are pretty weak. They also have a snack stand where you can grab a lemonade slush and cool off.
Anyway, that’s the experience I have had many times there. Growing up is no fun.