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

It is really way out there, but wow it is a beautiful ballpark. The park is surrounded by huge old…read moreoak trees. It has two fields complete with a concession stand.

My family and I have love and passion for the game. We signed our 7 year old up to play, my husband…read morewas coach and I was baseball mom. Hard jobs being volunteers, but we wanted to contribute to our community. We noticed umps didn't call plays, scoreboards lost time and scores, concessions were rude. Kids still played games, even if it rained hard the previous day, we had kids complain about ankle injuries. As parents, we are our children's advocates, if an organization chooses not to respond in a positive way how can we continue allowing our children to participate in these organizations and fund them?! Not only that, but we were informed that the reason why they were cramming 10 games into 6 weeks was b/c everyone (parents) wanted to take vacations during summer. Yes, I understand b/c I like vacation as well, but every parent also knows that baseball is a summer sport and that's very helpful to have when you are finding things for your kids to do about this time. But, that was not the truth it was more for having secondary and even a third try at obtaining monetary funds for traveling 'all star' team, and some other inner league team. My husband was fired from being a voluntary coach for 6-8 year olds, that love their coach, because he missed an email or did not respond quickly enough. This was a very drastic move on the Denison Little League board which could have been remedied within a couple of minutes. Because we as parents, foremost, made ripples we were ousted out of our own community little league b/c we got onto the board about umps not calling plays, scores on the board, etc. Forgive us for truly caring about the kids, about them learning the game, about rising over mediocrity, and striving to be better, yet having fun. It's a shame. I recommend going to any other league that is willing to listen and want to strive to be better, not perfect, just better.

This is a huge hidden park with two entrances. It is over 120 acres, super quaint, a fantastic…read moreplace to get your steps in for yourself or furry friend! I took one star off because I couldn't find a bathroom that was open, but I'm sure I just missed it.

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 is such a beautiful city park. I found it challenging to find a restroom on the weekend when…read moreno sporting event was going on. Beautiful memorial trees along the walking path. The walking path around the pond is 0.5 miles. The playground appears well-maintained. There are easily 8 park tables under a shaded pavilion for picnics. Lots of beautiful ducks in the pond and kids fishing.

It was a beautiful park! We played on the playground for hours! Walked around the lake!!read more

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.