Grand Park Sports Campus

What an impressive operation.I was fortunate enough to get a full tour of the park a few months ago with the Welcome Westfield organization. I had no idea that not only were there soccer fields but there were baseball, softball, and indoor fields as well. Indy Eleven even practices there! The facilities are top-notch and thoughtfully executed. I attended Colts Training Camp today and had such fun. The grounds are truly a sight to see and it was a fabulous summer's end (cringe) and falls welcome (still love you, fall) event.

This Campus is one of the many gems in Westfield. Access to all things sports/events and close to top notch food.

Had a nice experience at colts practice.Parking was $5. They take cash and also made a QR code available to pay by credit card.The facility is clean and in good shape

This is a really nice facility and generally a good place to watch a baseball game. But for how much it costs for admission you may have to walk a mile to get to a bathroom and don't expect anyone to run a scoreboard. If they have concessions those are also not likely to be close.

We love Grand Park. Plenty of parking, nice fields, comfortable bleachers with shade, big concessions( although it is pricey and be lreapred to wait in the a long line). Clean bathrooms, and plenty of staff walking around to help. I have only been for baseball and this is what I am speaking about the baseball fields.

So, not too many people know this, but Indiana has the best youth sports complex in the United States. I've been to IMG in FL and seen the bone dry fields in Oceanside CA. Grand Park has over 30 soccer fields and they all are in perfect condition. Restrooms are incredible. There is even and indoor facility for the cold months in Indiana. It has 3 full size soccer/football fields indoors. Wanna have a beer or glass of wine while you watch your kid tear up the field; no problem. You can do that in Indiana. The Girls Academy is moving their national tournament from Cali to Indiana next year. Wow, good job Indiana!!!! It's the cross roads of America for a reason. So much easier for everyone in the US to get to Indiana vs FL or CA.Here's the bad part...Youth sports has become ridiculously expensive for parents. I'm a local, so I run into a lot of baseball/lacrosse/soccer mom and dads. Ever single one of them complains of the cost. Good luck finding a hotel for under $280 a night around Grand Park. You probably have to stay over an hour away too. I can't afford travel soccer anymore even though I make a decent income. Something is broke...It's become a business. To save money, try camping! I highly recommend Mystic Waters in Pendleton (765.221.1078). Tell Pete that his neighbor Adam sent you.One nice thing about Grand Park is that I can train my daughter myself for free!!!! I played soccer as a lad and take her when no one is around. I've also seen some rock star local youth talent at Grand Park: Jenna Lang, Amelia White, Alexis Fraley, Ava Bramblett, Merit McLaughlin, Emma Johnson, etc... My daughter Stella is still my favorite.

This is the field of dreams surrounded by beautiful farms with corn fields. My first visit to the park was to see the Colts Training camp. I was surprised by the expansive sets of fields and athletic facilities with numerous parking lots. I expected the facility to be crowded but it is so large that it was easy access. For the training camp the entrances were well marked. We got there early and had no parking issues. The side by side practice fields were nice with stands and plenty of seating. We weren't sure what we could bring into the stadium but I wish we had brought stadium cushions. We did lose our sunscreen between the gap in the stands. Portable potties were the closest bathroom option but there were real facilities with changing tables not too far away. The facility says no alcohol on the signs in the park but they were serving beer and wine for this event. Police and security were visible. Little robotic mowers were doing their work on the other side of the park. The staff was friendly and helpful. I loved the fact that the park is not surrounded by commercial venues yet there are many restaurants a short drive away. This is a perfect park for large events....a nice Indiana showcase.

Terrible place!! They nickel and dime you for everything. Paid for parking when I got there and paid for entry. Leave to go pick up another kid and I got my hand stamped at the exit (you figure if they stamp your hand you'd be ok to come back!). We came back to the facility and the charged me again for parking. I showed them the receipt from the first parking charge and they didn't care. Horrible way to run a busy and an event. Every sports event we've been to out of town with kids sports, I've never been charge multiple times in one day for something I've already paid. Sounds like theft to me! Hopefully we never come back to this place for a tournament.

made it all the way to the ship in a one day tourney out of 16 teams and all we got is a banner. we were in the 15u bracket and didn't get a ring but every other age group that played today got a ring. the price is also way to much to get in 15$ per person.

How are you going to charge 15 dollars a person for a day or 30 dollars a person for the weekend for a PGF tournament. I am bring myself, my husband, and my 3 kids to see my older daughter play softball. That is 150 JUST TO GET INTO THE PARK TO WATCH MY DAUGHTER PLAY SOFTBALL. HOW ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING! And my 3 kids will not watch a single minute of softball. I will discourage all teams I know from ever going to event held at your park. Event should be FREE OF CHARGE considering your facilities are charging how much to PGF to event rent fields. DO BETTER GRAND PARK!!!!!