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VB Little League

632 Firefall Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA

Overview

Category:Outdoor Sports for Kids
Location:Virginia Beach, VA

Expert Summary

Detailed Insights

VB Little League offers an extensive outdoor sports complex with over 7 fields, catering to a wide range of ages from tee ball to high school. It fosters a strong community connection, particularly for families in the 'Ocean Lakes' area, providing a valued multi-generational experience for enjoying baseball. Despite its popularity and community value, potential visitors should be aware of significant environmental and facility drawbacks.

Key Highlights

  • Over 7 fields available, accommodating numerous games simultaneously.
  • Catapults to a wide age range, from young tee ball players to high school level athletes.
  • Strong community focus, especially noted for children in the 'Ocean Lakes' area.
  • Provides an enjoyable experience for kids and adults to participate in or watch baseball.
  • Offers a multi-generational playing experience, with parents having played there as children.

Standout Features

  • **Extensive Fields:** Over 7 dedicated fields for various age groups.
  • **Wide Age Range:** Accommodates a broad spectrum of ages for baseball/softball play.
  • **Community Hub:** Serves as a central location for the 'Ocean Lakes' community's youth sports.
  • **Multi-generational Play:** Allows families to share and continue their baseball traditions across generations.

Perfect For

Tee Ball: Explicitly mentioned, suitable for very young children starting baseball.
Youth (various levels): Accommodates 'all ages' from tee ball up to high school.
High School: Caters to older teenagers participating in baseball/softball leagues.
Adults: Mentioned as a 'great place for kids and adults of all ages to get together,' implying it supports adult spectators, coaches, or potentially leagues.

Ideal For

Families in the 'Ocean Lakes' area looking for local youth baseball/softball leagues.
Children and teenagers actively involved in tee ball, youth, or high school baseball/softball.
Families seeking a multi-generational sports experience where parents and children can share a connection to the same playing fields.
Those who prioritize access to numerous playing fields and a strong community sports program over pristine facilities or environmental factors.

💡Pro Tips from Reviews

  • **Arrive Early for Parking:** Expect parking to be 'a nightmare,' so plan to arrive significantly early, especially on game days, to find a spot.
  • **Prepare for Dugout Conditions:** If your child will be in the dugout, be aware of the wooden benches and potential for splinters; consider bringing a cushion or instructing children to be cautious.
  • **Be Prepared for Odors:** If sensitive to strong smells, be aware that the facility is next to a wastewater treatment plant and often smells terrible. Consider bringing a mask or choosing times with favorable wind conditions.

Things to Consider

  • Fields are not consistently in optimal shape, despite implied funding.
  • The facility is located directly beside a wastewater treatment center.
  • Frequent and sometimes strong stench of raw sewage creeps across the fields.
  • Dugouts are outdated and in need of renovation.
  • Wooden dugout benches are prone to causing splinters for children.
  • Parking is consistently described as a 'nightmare'.

Price & Value

No specific pricing information is mentioned in the reviews. The value appears to be in providing widespread community access and extensive fields for youth sports, despite recurring concerns about facility condition and environmental odors.

Accessibility & Special Needs

  • No specific accessibility accommodations mentioned in reviews.

🍎Food & Drink Policy

  • No specific food and drink policies mentioned in reviews.

🚗Parking Info

  • Parking is consistently described as a 'nightmare,' indicating limited availability, difficult access, or overcrowding, especially during game times.

👥Crowd Levels

  • While no explicit crowd levels are mentioned, the 'nightmare' parking suggests that the venue experiences significant crowds, particularly during games, likely on weekends or evenings.

🛡️Safety Features

  • A specific safety concern noted is the risk of splinters from outdated wooden dugout benches. No other safety features or protocols are mentioned in the reviews.

When to Avoid

  • If you are sensitive to strong, unpleasant odors, as the stench of raw sewage is a frequent and significant complaint.
  • If you expect recently updated or meticulously maintained sports facilities.
  • If you have very young children who might be prone to splinters and plan to use the wooden dugout benches extensively without prior preparation.
  • If you are on a tight schedule and cannot allocate extra time and patience for finding parking.

Pricing/Package/Events

Pricing & Packages

Softball Minor

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Softball program

Ages: 7-8 years old (League Age: child’s age on or before December 31st of the year prior to the season)

Softball Major

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Softball program

Ages: 9-12 years old (League Age: child’s age on or before December 31st of the year prior to the season)

Softball Senior

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Softball program

Ages: 13-16 years old (League Age: child’s age on or before December 31st of the year prior to the season)

Baseball T-Ball

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Baseball program

Ages: Subject to Baseball League Age rules (child’s age on or before August 31st of that year)

Baseball Coach Pitch

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Baseball program

Ages: Subject to Baseball League Age rules (child’s age on or before August 31st of that year)

Baseball Minor Farm

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Baseball program

Ages: Subject to Baseball League Age rules (child’s age on or before August 31st of that year)

Baseball Minor

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Baseball program

Ages: Subject to Baseball League Age rules (child’s age on or before August 31st of that year)

Baseball Intermediate

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Baseball program

Ages: Subject to Baseball League Age rules (child’s age on or before August 31st of that year)

Baseball Senior

Duration: Seasonal

Little League Baseball program

Ages: Subject to Baseball League Age rules (child’s age on or before August 31st of that year)

Challenger

Duration: Seasonal

Little League program

VB Pups 8U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 8U

VB Pups 9U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 9U

VB Pups 10U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 10U

VB Pups 11U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 11U

VB Pups 12U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 12U

Lady Pups Fastpitch 10U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Softball Team

Ages: 10U

Lady Pups Fastpitch 12U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Softball Team

Ages: 12U

Virginia Beach Defenders 13U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 13U

Virginia Beach Defenders 14U

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 14U

Virginia Beach Defenders 15U+

Duration: Seasonal

Travel & Select Baseball Team

Ages: 15U+

🍎Food Policy

  • Alcohol is not allowed anywhere within the complex nor is it allowed in Ocean Lakes park.

🛡️Safety Policy

  • Virginia Beach Little League has an approved safety plan for the 2025 season in accordance with Little League’s ‘A Safety and Awareness Program (ASAP)’.
  • All injuries, no matter how small or large, must be reported.
  • Emergency first aid kits are provided to each team manager.
  • First aid kits are available in the concession stand and press boxes around the complex.
  • An on-site AED is located in the adjacent garage.
  • Medical Release Form is a requirement for all players and must be filled out and turned in to the player’s coach/manager prior to the start of practice and/or games.
  • Accident Report Forms are for managers, coaches, and board members to document incidents and report to the Safety Coordinator, Doug Wisotzkey.
  • Accident Notification Forms are for legal parent/guardian to complete for reimbursement of expenses covered under VBLL’s policy.
  • Concussion Information and HEADS UP to Youth Sports online course from CDC are referenced for athlete safety.
  • Managers are required to complete 'Recognizing & Reporting Child Abuse & Neglect' training.
  • The VBLL complex is a NON-SMOKING complex. Smoking is allowed only in the parking area outside the complex entrances.
  • Pets are not allowed at any time within the complex, except for service animals for the impaired.
  • Do not block vehicle entrances (main gate near Senior field) as they are needed for emergency access.
  • The speed limit is 5mph in the parking area.
  • Do not toss balls against the back of the dugouts.
  • All volunteers must complete a background check through Little League International, valid for the calendar year.

📅Booking Policy

  • Registration information available for programs (e.g., Baseball, Softball, Challenger, Travel & Select Teams).
  • Volunteers must register as a volunteer on Sports Connect and submit information for a background check.

🚗Parking Information

  • Parking area adjacent to the main portion of the complex is not marked.
  • Do not block other vehicles or pedestrian entrances.
  • Do not block vehicle entrances (main gate near Senior field) as they are needed for emergency access.
  • Designated parking spots for VBLL Board members are reserved.
  • Speed limit is 5mph in the parking area.
Information extracted from official website • Last updated: Sep 29, 2025

What People Say

What's Great

  • Fun and entertaining activities (mentioned in 2 reviews)

Areas for Improvement

  • Parking can be challenging (mentioned in 5 reviews)

Recent Reviews

YoBoI757

YoBoI757

2 years ago

This place has over 7 Fields. All ages from tee ball to the high school level. Mainly it’s designed for the children in the “Ocean Lakes” area. It’s been so great for us. Seeing how I used to play here as a young kid too. It’s been amazing for my children to play at the same park, just different fields as they go through their “baseball faze.”

Tyler Shifflett

Tyler Shifflett

4 years ago

These parks are relatively nice, I'm surprised that they're not in better shape considering the funding i'm sure VB little league receives. Also, with the fields being right beside a waste water treatment center makes it a real eyesore and every once in a while the stench of raw sewage creeps it's way across the fields. After all that's been said VB little league is definitely a great place for kids and adults of all ages to get together and enjoy America's past time.

Honest Reviewer

Honest Reviewer

a year ago

Smells terrible here from smells across the street. Plenty of fields but dugouts need updating. My kid gets splinters from the wooden dugouts benches everytime they play here

Cindy

Cindy

11 months ago

Grandson had a tball game, so we took him. Parking was a nightmare, but the game and enjoyment of watching him play was very nice.

Chris L.

Chris L.

a year ago

This park is across from a sewage treatment plant, and smells terrible. Do not go if youbare sensitive to bad smells.

Contact Information

632 Firefall Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA

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Quick Stats

Overall Rating
4.5
Total Reviews38
Recent Reviews5