I have lived in McKinney for 16 years and this is the first time I've been to these ballfields. I…read morecame here to watch a baseball tournament. The Ballfields at Craig Ranch is a 44 acre sports complex featuring more than 10 baseball and softball fields. The complex includes four youth baseball fields, each with its own championship field, and five additional baseball fields for both youth and adult play. It also has one professional-sized field where the minor league team the McKinney Marshall's used to play with full press boxes and locker rooms and seating for 1,000, allowing the Ballfields to be utilized for many championship baseball games. The fields are manicured and well taken care of. The spectator area is covered and very clean. The facilities are stocked and very clean considered it's at a ballpark.

Pretty clean for the most part.read more

It's a 50/50 recommendation. when there is someone on site…read moremanaging the park it's good. When not, it is not a recommended place. No toilet paper in the ladies bathroom or anyone to assist today 08 Nov 2025. Very little shade but has opportunity for shaded cover. Field is decent.

We watched my cousin play a couple baseball games here, and this is a really nice complex! It's…read moresmall, only 5-6 fields but it's got everything you need. Bathrooms, a concession, small covered gazebos at each field for shade cover, and score boards. It's kind of hidden off the road which I also like. The parking lot is deceptively big but can still be a little difficult to find a spot where you feel safe from fly or home run balls.

These are some superb fields. They are all turf, nice clean bathrooms, good concessions. These are…read morealso the Melissa high school fields for softball and baseball.

Simply put, an amazing sports complex. The main are is called the Ford Sports Complex. It is home…read moreto 8 turf baseball & softball fields, grass and turf soccer fields, and 12 tennis courts (4 covered/8 outdoor). I would equate this new facility to a "diamond in the rough". I knew it was a multi-field complex, but I had no idea it was so amazing. If you are coming out for a tournament or some other reason(s), please be aware of the following rules: THE FOLLOWING ARE PROHIBITED ON TURF FIELDS Food, Gum, Candy, Sunflower Seeds Chewing Tobacco, Cigarettes, Alcohol Pets, Bikes, Skateboards, Lawnmowers Glass or Glass Containers Chairs of Any Type (on the turf fields) Unauthorized Cleats or Spikes Unauthorized Use - Fields Must Be Scheduled in Advance Flammable Liquids & Acids Vehicle Traffic & Heavy Static Loads Golfing, Shot Putting, Discus, Javelin Open Flames, Fireworks, Welding, etc High Pressure Water Non-Pneumatic Tires RV's not allowed to park overnight

Allen Station Park is a Beautiful Park that celebrates the history of when this was a watering…read morestation for the old steam locomotives coming through Allen, TX . It is within eyesight of the Allen Eagle Stadium. There are beautiful, walking trails and bicycling paths. Much of the length of some of the trails runs along the creek. Today the park also pays host to sporting events, though it's homage to yesteryear is not lost. This 125 acre park offers a variety of activities for people. There is a BMX track and skate park, baseball/softball diamonds, hiking & biking trails, grill and picnic table, a playground, and more. I was just here for a stroll. I had been at the dam site on the other side of Exchange Parkway, and there was a trail connecting the two areas that I walked. It was a nice paved trail that is protected by surveillance cameras. It's always good to feel safe! Review #2110

Restored historical Texas site, Yes! The last time I was out here, this extensive rework had not…read morebeen done. I was surprised to see the fantastic historic area upgraded to paved trails, new bridges, flood control, fencing and legends. The place can be hard to find as it is in a parking lot behind a light manufacturing complex. However, its worth the search and find. Lower your expectations because its not an in-your-face fabulous tourist attraction. As a matter of fact, few know it's even here. On the other side of the trees lies a major interstate highway heading north with a constant stream of heavy traffic. Ironic since the road is paralleling the very railroad tracks laid 150 years ago heading north to the rest of the country. This dam was built in 1874 to pool water in the stream as a source for passing locomotives! What a feat when you consider how many of these they had to build in this country to run the steam engines. Im glad this has been preserved for everyone to think about how recently in our history no one lived here and transportation equipment ran on water! Recommend checking it out. Go!

This park has some great potential, but it needs some work first. The backstops aren't tall enough…read moreand don't have an angle on the top to prevent fouls balls from going into the stands. The restrooms are disgusting with no toilet seats, 1 sink that only partially works, and a hand dryer that is not effective. There is also a parking shortage.

Evers Park is basically a 30 Acre Baseball park that is run by the City of Denton. In addition to…read moreseveral baseball diamonds, the park has a playground and some picnic tables, and walking trails. There is also a snack shack and pavilion that is open at busy times. But make no mistake, the main thing happening here is baseball! There is a very large parking lot, but when all the diamonds are being used, you will likely have to park at the elementary school that adjoins the park. I drove around for about 10 minutes before I gave up and parked there and walked. It is not a horrible walk as long as you are able to walk a 5 minute distance.

Easily confused with Rockwood Golf Course, this is actually a separate entity apart from the…read morecity-managed greens. At first, I didn't think there was much to the park until I kept driving further into the locale. There were at least two baseball diamonds that I could discern. Then there was a pavilion of sorts located next to a children's playground. At a little bit of a hike, there was a piece of outdoor art, a scupture, that I really enjoyed reading about. Overall, a great place to hang out while enjoying nature. Come check it out!

As far as city of Fort Worth fields go, this is the pinnacle. HUGE stadium seating, beautifully…read moremanicured grass infield and outfield, and the dirt parts were actually dirt and not sand. Dugout bigger than MLB, the only thing not 100% perfect was the mound, which for Nov 13th is not abnormal. This field even has a scoreboard, however I'm not sure who is allowed to operate it or how you get the controls.

High Point Park is a great spot for youth soccer games. Our kids have played several games there,…read moreand the fields are a good size and well suited for game days. One thing to know ahead of time is that there isn't a concession stand, so make sure to bring your own snacks and drinks. There are porta potties on site, which is helpful during longer game days. Overall, it's a solid park for soccer games and youth sports. Easy to get in and out, and plenty of space for families to watch and cheer on their players.

Great facilities that are well maintained. Was super impressed with the clean and stocked…read morerestrooms. Baseball and soccer fields are also very well maintained. Great job City of Plano!

Normally this park would only be getting about 3 stars. However they played it well with the…read morelimited amount of space they were given. You might have to pay to park but I found street parking around the corner. The park is all artificial turf so the ball is going to jump and run when hit on the ground. Also this park is very small. Ill bet the outfield was only about 170 feet and netting is used to catch the HR hit. They do have nice bleachers for fans and the dug outs are cute and cozy. The food shack has typical stuff like hot dogs, popcorn, candy. Nice little park given the compact nature of it. The boys loved playing here.

"Mavs Ballpark" ....This is truly a hidden jewel when it comes to youth baseball fields…read more I've been here a few times for a Mavs event, it's the perfect place to host an event. It's one of the finest youth baseball parks you're going to find in the Metroplex maybe in the country. The field is TURF!! It's located off Harry Hines in downtown Dallas walking distance from the American Airlines Center. It has a park lot of about 25 spaces.

This park has a toddler and a big kids playground, which is great when you have kids of different…read moreages and abilities. There is also a shaded area of picnic tables so your kids can snack/eat. There is a splash pad behind this area which we love however no bathrooms.

Was nice and pretty big overall, but not as big or fun as Bonnie Wenk. Clean, and has a big pool…read morenext to it. Some of the slides were a bit steep. Climbing up seemed a bit dangerous.