station sports family fun center

Station Sports is a hidden gem located in Huntington, Long Island. I've been there numerous times and it has never been crowded. The mini golf course could be more challenging but it is still a fun time out. They also have a batting cage, paint ball shooting targets, wiffle ball practice, indoor arcade and snack bar (across the street). There is ample parking. The facility is clean and well-kept. The batting cages, wiffle ball and paintball require tokens. The mini golf is $8 for adults, $6 for children, but you can usually find a discount on Groupon. This is a seasonal venue, since it is mainly outdoors, so check website for hours of operation. They also have group rates and can host children's parties there, which would be a nice alternative to the standard birthday party.

station sports was a wonderful experience, from mini golf, paint ball, batting cages, wiffle ball for the little ones... and across the cross walk to an awesome arcade filled with everything from mini bowling, air hockey, skeet-ball and lots of fun filled electronic arcade games etc, the staff were all friendly and right there for you to assist, the party rooms were meticulously clean....over haul great family day and we took the long island train and walked 1 block and we were there!!! We will be back thank you to station sports family fun center

Station Sports is really fun and safe! It has paintball, baseball, softball, whiffle ball, an amazing mini-golf course , an arcade, and a snack shack.

Visited with two children under 12 based on a Groupon for mini golf. The kids loved the mini golf course which was clean and well maintained. The holes were creative without being too challenging for young kids.When we turned in the putters, the manager gave the kids prize tickets (gratis) to use at the arcade. This was a smart move as I wound up buying tokens so that the kids could play the games and amass additional prize tickets. However, the games at the arcade were very reasonably priced. There is more than adequate parking, but crossing Depot road with small kids was challenging as the intersection could really use a traffic control device. Also, the arcade was on the small side and some of the games were not working.