Houston Sportsplex

Good I guess. You meet random new people. The $ 3 fee at the gate is too much for me, or at least you would expect the fee to be charged during registration time but it is cash at the gate. I do not normally carry cash so that is a bit of inconvenience for me. Other than that, good fields, good apps to coordinate and anything else in between. I would recommend people to read the «rules» before signing up. I will tell you how the league is going to go down. I would have loved to have it read it before I signed up.

I play softball here and it’s anybody get away really. From playing to even just watching the games I always have a great time here. And the food is great especially there CHILI CHEESE
NACHOS. Man they are amazing. Beer is always good too. All around this place is great

Softball, Middle Aged men, and beer. It cannot get any better than this!
I have recently been introduced to the world of Men’s softball, my boyfriend being an avid player has given me the 411 in this sport.
Houston Sportsplex is on the side of highway 90 with a total of 6 fields, 2 bars with one arcade area and surprisingly very clean restrooms. Parking is very spacious for vehicles all sizes which it’s nice for the boys driving big toys.
On the day I attended after my $ 5 entry fee, I enjoyed sitting in their comfortable booths as I was being cooled by their a/​c outdoor facility within a reach of their concession.
So how about the staff? Well they are the most fun, humble, and entertaining individuals who at the same time take their position seriously both in and out the field. After hours in the extruchiating heat they all ignored the fact that they were all sun burned and their shirts were soaked in sweat all over a good game of ball.
I am looking forward to our next tournament here but this time with the 1^st place trophy!

Another decent softball place for teams to come play with their leagues, or go enjoy a nice day playing baseball over at the open field. I’ll get to all the details about this decent softball park.
Parking is a little crowded at times because you have to go to the rocky area to find a parking space if the other parking spaces are all taken up. In the morning, it’s not as crowded because some teams play on Sundays at about 8 – 9 am. It’s located right off of Highway 90 and S Post Oak Rd, and traffic can be a little backed up, but there’s an easy access entrence right off of the highway.
There’s a $ 5 fee to get in if you are over 12, but anyone under the age is free of charge. You walk through and there’s a few fields on the near side of the park, and some on the far side over near the neighborhood. There’s a couple of concession stands, one being indoors, to watch ballgames or enjoy some air conditioning for a little while. The prices of the food and drinks are a little awkward because it was almost $ 4 for a medium drink. However the food prices are decent, such as the hot dogs, burgers, and fries. I do like to order the fries every time I come here to share with some friends I bring out here.
The fields are a decent playing area. It’s better than any other’s infield, which is good dirt and not dangerous to the players. The spectating area behind the plate isn’t very large, but there are comfortable benches that are available to use. Other teams that are waiting to have thier games often hang out in that area. Best of all, it’s covered, so you do get a little shade. Anyway, I will say the whole field is good to play on, good protection from foul balls, and a fun little experience for a group if they come out to the park.
I come out here almost every Sunday and enjoy the nice league play these teams have, and the field conditions are better than the other softball fields I have been to. I will for sure always enjoy the nice concessions, but the spacing area could be a little bigger. Plus, the park gets a little crowded and there’s not much room to move around in, but this place is a good area to come out and play softball when the teams have games planned.

Great facility for a wide variety of sports. Played football here last week. The fields are much larger than Freed Park and maintained well.
The clubhouse is really old and could use some updating, but they were clean so I really don’t have any complaints.

New and improved softball fields are some of the best in town now! They must’ve dropped $ 120,000+ into the ball fields for resurfacing. It was very overdue.
Lots of beer on tap, TV’s in the main clubhouse if you have a break between games. It is air conditioned.
There is a $ 3 fee to get in, but it’s not that big of a deal. You get a soda/​beer token with it. Only problem is if you forget and don’t have any cash!

They definitely have a good amount of fields that are pretty well taken care of.
The problems are that it is not in the nicest area & you have to pay a $ 3 gate fee per person (you do get a free beer or soda), but it seems ridiculous because you already pay a decent about to play the games. I like that you can drink beer in the dugout and that they have a decent snack bar.

Place is good to play organized sports. Fields could be kept up better, but overall is ok, better than other places around town. Alot of regulars here, and really competitive. 3 dollar entrance fee beryday you walk in is a big negative, especially when youre paying 50 – 60 bucks for a new league every 2 months!

In college I played IM football like it was my job. You can now relive all your college glory at the Houston Sportsplex. They have a variety of adult co-​ed or men’s league sports. Football is held many nights a week, along with soccer, and softball. Like college, you’re playing for a t-​shirt.
It’s $ 3 to get in, which is annoying. But you do get a drink token. .. but I don’t really want a drink when I’m about to make the long trek back to the suburbs. I suspect it’s to keep some of the riff raff out as the Sportsplex isn’t in the greatest part of town. The lot is half paved, and half not. The paved side is almost always full. I wish they would use the entrance fee to pave the rest of the lot, because not all of us drive big honking trucks that can handle accidentally falling into the massive pot hole in the poorly lit lot. I do like that they’ve now added a big watch tower over the parking lot, which makes the laides (me) feel somewhat safer.
The football fields are well lit, and pretty even. Sportsplex tries its best to communicate through their website and emails when games are canceled and the fields are too muddy to play on. I’ve had no problem with knowing when games are canceled.
Great place to relive the college glory days.

I play soccer here on Monday nights. We paid a fee for the league through Sports Monkey, so you’d think that the fee would mean you’ve paid for everything, right? Not true here. There is a $ 3 fee per person, whether you’re a player or spectator. The first time I came here, the guys at the gate told me that I needed to pay then $ 3 and I was convinced that they were screwing with me. I actually argued with the guys for about 20 minutes before I realized that I was late for my game. It’s not that $ 3 is going to set me back to much, it’s just the principle that I didn’t know about it ahead of time.
The upside is that you get a token for a drink for your admission fee. We’re saving up tokens for an end-​of-​the-​season celebration.
The fields themselves are not the best, but the refs are pretty cool.