Cooperstown All Star Village

L H

Cooperstown All Star Village was breath taking. It was green and beautiful all around. Beside the bipolar weather, it was a great destination for youth baseball. We had a great time exploring the trails and soaking up the fresh air. The people were friendly and we had a blast. This is a must visit if your family plays travel baseball. The experience was more than we expected. Would definitely come back one day.

Jessica Monahan

My son had a wonderful time during this week, bonding with his team and living his best baseball life. As a picky eater he did struggle some with his meals. Taco night was missing cheese or sour cream and other meals were just challenging. However, breakfast was consistently good. As a parent attending, the main food area felt understaffed for the volume of people but the individuals working all were pleasant and in good spirits. Our team took advantage of the photo package which is great but with at least three night games (of 7) I'm not sure it was worth it as they really missed nearly half of our games. Overall, a really neat experience !

Steven Strivelli

I’d probably rate this 3.5 stars if I could. Lots of potential for this to be great but it fell short of my expectations. For the cost of this tournament customer service is not great. They are used to confrontation it seems so they are quick to jump down your throat for asking questions and ready to fight. This tournament will have your child playing in torrential downpour rain. We played two games in heavy rain without even a bit of consideration to delay or reschedule to a time that is better for the kids. Food is beyond bad. Fields fences are maybe 175 feet around so game play is a little strange as there are hardly any extra base hits other then constant homeruns that are pop ups on any other 12u field. Parent viewing/sitting area is terrible. You will have a hard time seeing the game, especially seeing your child up to bat. On a positive note the property is beautiful and fields are well kept. Pin trading was fun for the kids.

Amy Beattie

This was probably my least favorite tournament of all of the tournaments we have played and we play year round all over the country. The game schedules were rough, service was poor, everything was overpriced and the food was terrible. My son is not picky and thinks school lunch is good, but could not eat the food on most days. The reason I gave it two stars instead of one is because it was an unforgettable experience for my son and his teammates that they really enjoyed (other than the food). As a parent and spectator, it was awful.