Cactus Yards

E.L. a month ago

Absolutely the best-designed sports complex we’ve visited in the Phoenix-area! Wow! Wow! WOW! Cactus Yards is simply an outstanding facility. You can tell that whoever designed this complex actually thought about the experience of the athletes, families, and spectators, not just the fields themselves. The layout and flow are incredible. The fields have excellent viewing areas, including comfortable, air-conditioned seating behind large windows where you can watch the games without sitting outside in the Arizona heat. There are also traditional bleachers and plenty of great vantage points throughout the complex. The facility itself is beautiful and exceptionally well maintained. The restrooms were remarkably clean, the concession staff was friendly, and there are excellent food options on-site. Parking is plentiful, and there appears to be an unusually generous number of accessible parking spaces; THANK YOU.. There are multiple baseball/softball diamonds, soccer facilities, and plenty of room for tournaments and other sporting events. Everything seems to be laid out with a purpose, and getting around is SO EASY. Another thing I really appreciate is that the experience doesn’t f

Jack Syring 4 months ago

I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Cactus Yards. While in town for my son's baseball tournament, I was impressed by the cleanliness of the facilities and the compassion of the employees. I spoke to the employee Ashton, who I feel is a valuable asset for Cactus Yards. He politely answered all my questions and helped me navigate to the correct field. I would 100% recommend Cactus Yards to anybody involved in recreational/youth baseball or softball. Can't wait for my next visit!

Jonathan Burge 5 months ago

Often travel across town for youth baseball. Such a fun experience for them to play on fields that look like the ones that their big league heroes play on. Little kid friendly and they love the pretzels! They do charge admission.

Jim Jussila 5 months ago

Awesome facility, seating options to view all fields from air conditioned food court as well as shaded outside seating. Super cool ballfields for teams to play.

Michael Allen 10 months ago

They really need to add some kind of fencing along the foul lines to keep softballs from going out of play that start fair down the 3rd and 1st base lines but then run along the fence line and go out of play before it reaches the foul pole. Fielder's also have to hit the brakes if they field a ball in a fair territory and inadvertently take a step or two past the foul line. Based on the curvature of the fence, they've carried themselves out of play Even if there's still a direct line of sight down the foul lines.