Proehlific Park

This review is for the outdoor facilities, only. We spent the day at the softball fields for a tournament this past weekend and I was incredibly disappointed. The organization of parking was a joke, and the facilities did not accomodate the amount of people that came into town for the day. This is not our first tournament, so we typically know to expect a few things. There was no place to setup a tent to create some shade, and boy was it hot! The consessions line was incredibly long and did not move quickly at all. That was the only location to get any food/drinks, so it was either that or take a risk on losing your parking spot to leave the park. The ladies restroom was poorly maintained. The toilets looked like they had been through the apocolypse. And not all of the stalls locked, so you had to have a buddy to hold the door shut. This is not ideal in a normal situation, but when there are 14 teams of at least 10 girls each, and their families present, this is a disaster. The stalls did have toilet paper stocked, thank goodness! The fields themselves are what is saving this review from being any lower than 3 stars. The fields were nicely maintained, and well-marked. The dugouts were nice and covered. The seating for the spectators at each of the fields varied from a wooded deck, to a hill, so that was not ideal for tents and various types of lawn chairs.

Absolutely! Here’s a shorter version of the review: --- 💪 Top-Notch Gym Experience Clean space, great equipment, and an even better team. The staff are friendly, helpful, and truly care about your fitness journey. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a supportive, well-maintained gym.

Have always had a great time playing soccer here. They have a great indoor turf field. Various leagues rent time to play various sports on the indoor field. Recently they installed brand new turf There are also basketball hoops, weight room and more.

My son attended the summer day camp at Prolific Park in 2024, and unfortunately, it was a deeply disappointing experience for our family. To this day, he still talks about how badly he was bullied by older kids—he was only 6 at the time and was repeatedly called a “freak.” As a parent, it’s heartbreaking to see the lasting impact this experience has had on him. While the check-in process appeared secure, pick-up was chaotic and felt completely unsafe. There was rarely a consistent staff member at the front desk—usually just a teenager using a walkie-talkie to call for your child. Meanwhile, adults were freely walking in and out with no one checking IDs or confirming who they were. On one occasion, they couldn’t even locate my son’s group, and it took over 30 minutes to get him to me. We had originally hoped this would be a great fit so he could join their after-school program in the fall, but instead, the lack of supervision, safety, and empathy completely destroyed that possibility. I would not recommend this camp to anyone who values a secure, supportive environment for their child.

For as much money it costs to do sports here, you would think the bathrooms would be better. They are always dirty, and half the doors do not have locks. For flag football and soccer, there is hardly any room for spectators/parents to sit.