A 400-acre sports campus in Westfield, Indiana featuring 26 lighted baseball and softball diamonds — one of the largest amateur sports destinations in the country. Westfield set out to transform 400 acres of undeveloped land into a year-round economic engine. The result: more than $1 billion in total economic impact and selection as the host site for NFL Indianapolis Colts Training Camp.

One of the premier sports destinations in the country, LakePoint provides world-class facilities, professional operations, and an environment built for elite competition. LakePoint represents the gold standard for tournament baseball venues. With state-of-the-art fields, professional infrastructure, and a commitment to operational excellence, LakePoint creates the ideal environment for players to be seen and for tournaments to unfold with clarity and precision.

A 55-acre baseball destination in Franklin, Wisconsin, south of Milwaukee, featuring six Major League replica diamonds with synthetic-turf infields, natural-grass outfields, and lighting for evening play. Part of Ballpark Commons, The Rock hosts Prep Baseball tournaments and youth and adult leagues, pairing familiar ballpark designs with concessions and the Umbrella Bar’s views across the fields. Each of The Rock's six fields features Major League park elements and stadium-style layouts. Anchored by Prep Baseball and Rock League Baseball, the complex welcomes 850,000+ visitors annually and ranks among the Top 10 Most Visited Sports Complexes in the United States.

A 41-acre baseball and softball complex in Kokomo, Indiana, featuring eight fully turfed diamonds: four high school/college baseball fields and four junior/softball fields, with lighting on every field. Opened in 2021, Championship Park hosts community play and tournament competition, including Prep Baseball and Alliance Softball events. Outdoor batting cages, concessions, and free parking round out the experience for players and families. Championship Park was designed as a reliability-first tournament environment, built entirely on all-turf fields to eliminate weather-related disruptions, drawing 500,000+ visitors annually.

A next-generation, all-turf baseball venue in the Kansas City area pairing elite facilities with performance technology. Every diamond at Homefield is outfitted with TrackMan performance technology and live-stream video, welcoming 450,000+ visitors annually.

A 23-acre baseball complex in Parkville, Missouri, just outside Kansas City, featuring six high-school-sized diamonds with synthetic-turf infields, natural-grass outfields, adjustable base paths, and LED lighting built for elite competition, player development, and professional-grade scouting visibility. Home to Prep Baseball tournaments, Creekside pairs batting cages at each dugout with dining in the surrounding Creekside development and a hotel beside the park, keeping teams and families close to the action throughout the weekend. Every diamond at Creekside is equipped with TrackMan technology and two-camera live-stream coverage. Since opening in 2020, Creekside welcomes 300,000+ visitors annually and ranks among the Top 50 Most Visited Baseball Complexes in the U.S.

An outdoor sports complex in Lewis Center, Ohio, approximately 20 miles north of downtown Columbus, featuring lighted synthetic-turf fields for baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, and football. Set within Evans Farm, Jennings Sports Park brings tournament play into a neighborhood setting, with batting cages, concessions, and nearby dining that give teams and families a place to gather between games.

Nine turf baseball and softball diamonds spread across 36 acres along the Black Warrior River in Northport, Alabama. River Run Park features NCAA-regulation championship fields, covered stadium seating, team areas and batting cages. Opened in August 2025, the complex makes room for the whole family with three playgrounds and concessions. Nearby, historic downtown Northport offers brick streets, artist studios and restaurants where the conversation can carry on long after the final out.