The baseball complex is great, especially with beer and decent food options for long games. Heads up,we spotted a small snake near the far field. They have nice activities to enjoy like miniature golf and a couple more things. read more

Sports Force Parks - Chicken tenders - Baseball Fields Near Me - Sandusky, Ohio

We attended Golden Spikes 2024 tourney here. Good news... It's a well maintained and managed facility. Games ran mostly on time, announcers did a good job during games. Maintenance crew did a good job. Dugouts were clean and well maintained. Small bleacher areas at almost all fields. Bathrooms were clean and stocked. There's a ropes course, putt putt golf, and nice playground on site. There are several nice batting cages. Rules about behavior for adults and kids are strict. Bad news... Umps were late a couple of times, frustrating when teams are ready to play on time. The tourney tshirt vendor was out of popular shirt sizes on day 1. (Sports Force probably has little, or no, control over these two things). Biggest complaint is that the posted rules say no coolers, no outside food or drinks - not even water. When you come to the field to stay for half a day or more, it stinks to pay $7 for a slice of pizza and $5 for a bottle of water, especially considering the $11 per day entry fee and steep price to enter a team to play here. With the allowance of outside food and water, this place would easily get 5 stars. Great place to play! read more

Sports Force Parks - Baseball Fields Near Me - Sandusky, Ohio

Played a week-long tournament here during a brutal heat wave. The fields are well maintained with very helpful staff. They kept accurate scores on the scoreboards, announced the batting lineup and kept things moving. Staff turned on sprinklers on unused fields to keep us cool and there was always free ice and water at first aid. Didn't go in the gift shop but did have an excellent burger. We were allowed to bring coolers with water inside because of the weather. Tents and chairs also allowed. Plenty of parking. 2 playgrounds and clean bathrooms. No admission. Our son was injured during a game and first aid was very attentive. So good to see this at a tournament: you don't often have access to medical staff. We would definitely come back here to play, had an awesome time. read more

My brother has a baseball tournament there we went on the sky course and the workers were so so so nice and helpful

The score boards work and the staff does a great job keeping score. If you listen to the fans who really get out there and play a lot of "travel baseball", this is one of the best parks you can find to play a tournament. We weren't prepared to haul our own water for there is no place in the park to fill an ice jug. Drinking fountains and bathroom sinks are too shallow. If you fill before you head to the park, life is very simple. There are nice bathrooms and concessions. The area is surrounded by corn fields and railroad tracks. Nearby is the Sandusky Mall and fast food, but take your "baseball wagon" and set up camp. A nice breeze comes off of Lake Erie and you can really enjoy a day at the ballpark. If you have younger siblings, there are play grounds and putt-putt golf courses. It's recreation for the entire family. With Cedar Point located nearby, the area is ideal for a baseball vacation. read more

Excellent fields, restrooms and staff. I am hesitant to give 4 stars or more as the extras that are advertised with admission were not open. The mini golf was open for a couple hours, but the others were not at all. With our younger son in tow I expected to be able to entertain him with those options between games. The ref in our 4th game of the day left early. Have not seen that happen before. Played only 28 minutes for the first half. Paying for a tournament and getting shorted time on the field is not something to give a good review on. Really disappointed in that. The second half was played in full at 40 minutes with the two line judges taking over by themselves. read more

Poorly managed: kids operating ropes course let us stand in line, waiting to be the next group, then told us at 1:30 they're closing it (Ropes course closes at 2pm) bc they "have stuff to do" while eating cheese fries on their cell phones. Brought this to the attention of Locker Room staff at the front of the park at 1:40 and was told we could go back to the Ropes course bc it should be open until 1:55. NOPE read more

Wow Beautiful facility with absolutely NO SHADE! I get that it's just been open for 4 months, but being associated with Cedar Point you would have thought the lay out would have been thought out better. No Shade, (they have a lot of cute little shade trees that will be awesome in about 10 yrs)what shade they have in the food area is mesh which didn't do well in the storm we had. ((Everyone under it was getting wet)Also the dugouts during the lighting storm isn't very safe either, something about being in a tin can and electricity would seem like a bad idea but where else did they have to go, NO WHERE!The interior shops were closing, "of course they were " it was raining and 500 people where there, looking for shelter and I'm pretty sure that none of those people wanted to buy anything, NOT! They should do the math when they have a captive audience. Shops and concessions were open when they only had 4 teams there but not when the facility was packed, every thing then was closed, except for the food that was also getting wet. Ok let's talk about the opening ceremony. It was basically a quick run across the field, announcing your team before the sports events. (which by the way you couldn't hear because they had some shotty portable speaker that no could hear what was being said, really? Did they think they weren't going to need a PA system, I saw speakers all around the fields, why not use them?)How about the National Anthem or the pledge of allegiance before all of this started, come on its Americas favorite pass time, let get a little nostalgic! For a lot of the children playing there it is their first out of town tournament experience, why not make it great!?!? Now on to the "extra activities" that are advertised to do for the rest of the families. They weren't open during our opening ceremonies because they already had a tournament earlier that day(which is what I was specifically told by the from office staff) to be honest I didn't care what was going on earlier during the day I was there at that time ,along with over 500 other people (and 2 teenage girls) I was selling the idea of coming to her brothers sports event, but enticing them with "all the extras" but nothing extra was open except for food. No of this made any sense to me. ok on to this being a Cedar Point facility. Pretty sure they probably have access to the same misting fan that they provide the customers standing in line for the rides. They might want to send some of those over to the Sports Force Park facility. Or even those large stationary umbrellas until there trees grow. Super small bleachers, the first row of the seats of the bleachers were so low that it gave you a perfect view of the wall right by home plate and they were NOT cleaned up from the day before when we arrived at 9:00, gross! BRING POP UP TENTS AND YOUR OWN CHAIRS. On to the positives! The baseball part was organized! The beer is super cold! Water always available to the players in the dugout Great deals on Cedar Point passes for the rest of the family. (Players get there passes as part of their package) Fun playing teams from all over the USA Every player got "Nike" shorts and a t-shirt. So it was a fun tournament, loved hanging with our players and parents! Cedar point was fun when we had time to go but the 8 day passes would have been better if it was NOT consecutive and we might have extended our stay after the tournament. I'm just a mom , and if I can figure this stuff out you would think the folks at Cedar Point could too! read more

Sports Force Parks - Baseball Fields Near Me - Sandusky, Ohio

The facility as a whole is absolutely wonderful. All of the fields are completely turf and very well kept. On the flip side, the cost for one adult to view the games is a whopping $22! I have personally never been to a field where the cost is more than $5 per day. Also, the food is pretty pricy, as a cheeseburger is about $8. Sports Force Parks makes up for its price with its outstanding quality. read more

For how expensive this is, we played on the back field, scoreboard didn't work, the grass wasn't mowed. All around crappy experience.

I am the head coach for a 13U program where we have been coming to sports force park for 6 years for both teams I have coached, and after this terrible encounter with one of your hired umpires- we will not be returning again. Very calmly asked the plate umpire where the pitches were missing, and stopped the game to yell @ me like a child in front of the entire field. I remained silent after getting berated by him, and went up to him after the inning was over to tell him I didn't appreciate him talking to me like that- and he continued to be an absolute jerk. This takes away from the integrity of the game, and experiences that teams have @ your park. There was NO reason for it except he wanted to feel like a big man, and continued this behavior after the game was over. This was 8am game, field #6, Sunday 5/21. His behavior will indefinitely leave a bad taste of what is so great about these tournaments @ cedar point sports force park. read more

Love this park! These are our home fields for baseball. So many food choices. Even has Cedar Point's delicious cheese fries. The fields are all turf so there is no chance of games being cancelled due to rain. The only bad thing is they have so many fields....depending on which one you are going to, you may have to walk a bit to get there. But they have employees driving golf carts around to give you a lift if you need it! read more

Sports Force Parks - Baseball Fields Near Me - Sandusky, Ohio

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Went to a soccer tournament for my daughter here, the facility is really modern and is extremely nice and highly maintained. On the other hand, of the 10 or so tournaments my kids have been in; this was by far the most expensive. Admission was $17/person. Most of the time admission is free or a flat fee for a family like $10-20. We paid $25 for reserved parking but it wasn't really any closer then non-reserve parking. The food was of course over priced, but it was like movie theatre overpriced. But what took the cake was the officiating. Completely worthless. My daughters team won every game despite the terrible officiating and in the final, the officials managed to call back not one but two goals!!! I've only seen this happen maybe once a season, never in all my years of playing and watching my kids have I seen it happen twice in one game. The second time the line judge couldn't even identify what player was offsides when challenged by our coach. They say that most refs quit after one year and I can honestly say I hope these decide to hang it up in 6 months. If your club is invited to this place, skip it and save your travel budget for someplace else. read more

Sports force parks are a great facility with tons of baseball and great food. I love how they get the players involved in everything even being featured on their social media. The only thing that I would say is make more baseball fields that aren't also soccer/lacrosse fields. As a baseball player, I know that many people would like to have the experience of playing real baseball and with those nice fields I'm sure it can be done. But other than that, it's a great park and I'm excited to play there again! read more

Horrible park horrible place to have a tournament do not allow people to park close enough to the field to walk that are handicapped there are no score keepers even though you pay for a tournament and you have to pay money to attend the tournament they collect tons of money I can't even afford to have somebody keep score for your team read more

We have played the past 2 seasons at Sports Force in various tournaments. We have not been impressed with the officiating. Today is a perfect example. We have a player on the opposing team exit the dugout to say derogatory statements to our players. He was then ejected. His coach stepped in to try to over rule the officials decision to eject the player. The player and coach were eventually ejected. It states in the Code of Conduct that the ejected individuals "may" have to present their case in front of the tournament board to be reinstated. The player was reinstated without having to present his case because of the vague language. During the game, after the ejection of the player and coach, another player used inappropriate gestures towards our parents and players. That was ignored by the officials/tournament officials and the game continued. Players on the opposing team continued to heckle our players and the officials continued to ignore the behavior. For a corporation that is trying to build a brand that touts reinforcing player and coach conduct, today was not a great example of the message they are promoting. read more