Parking lot is small. Early morning games will be easier access. As the afternoon and later games…read moreapproach, parking can be harder to find. $10 cover charge for tournaments. Cash and credit card accepted. Nice all turf fields. Only other downside aside the parking, is the Womens bathroom not being stocked with toilet paper and not clean. Covered bleacher seating and plenty of space throughout front and alongside fence for lawn chair style chairs. Concession available. Small turf area by flag poles to practice.

We came here to watch Cosmic Baseball! It was amazing! Although, parking was a bit of a walk and…read moreof course stadium prices were steep, a great time was had by all, I mean come on, it's BASEBALL!

We went to a RoughRiders game on Mavericks Night through the Get Out pass. There are free parking…read morenear the stadium and paid parking for $15 or so. I believe there are two entrances (uncertain if one entrance is for special guests only) and the line goes by quick (just make sure you pull up your tickets). We were immediately greeted by the Texas Legends mascot. The School of Rock The Colony were playing on the right of the main entrance. We walked around and visited 2-3 vendors handing out swag. There's a small playground on the left side for little ones with some seating areas for big ones. Across the way, there's an inflatables Kid Zone (about four bounce houses, one soccer, and one basketball) for $5 each kid. We went at the beginning of September when it was still 90 degrees at 7 pm. Fortunately, we were under the shade so it didn't feel so bad. Throughout the game, there were deals for special plays. For instance (making this up since I can't remember exactly), Jet's Pizza offered free corner pizzas since the RoughRiders hit a double. One of the concession stands offered $3 off an alcoholic drink because of a particular play. That was nice! A gentleman went around selling raffle tickets called 50/50. I don't know how often they draw the tickets, but you purchase a certain amount of tickets (the more you purchase, the better the discount) and it goes into a prize pool. They wait a few games and draw a winner. The winner will keep 50% of the pool. For our raffle, the winner won over $3,000. Check out their site as you can book group outings (sit in a wagon or the terrace), first pitch, and lazy river. They have special nights and will have fireworks on certain nights (cancelled when we went due to the burn bạn). The biggest downside about the stadium, though it's expected, is the cost of concessions. A bottle of water goes for $6 or so. Eat and drink before you go so you don't have to spend so much money at the game. The coolest thing about the game is that we sat in section 121 and at the end of every inning, a player would toss a ball in our direction. Book section 121 and bring your baseball mitt.

Nice baseball complex. For tournaments there is a $10 charge. Credit card & cash taken. D-Bat is…read morelocated nearby. If you play at Williams or Rowan fields, those are not covered for the fans. Come prepared with tents, umbrellas, etc. if you don't plan to utilize the bleacher seating. If you have a stadium chair, I would recommend it for bleacher seating comfort. For all other fields bring your own lawn chairs. (Judson, Bishop and Hogan) those fields are all covered (concrete seating!) Pic for reference.

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

Small parking lot. 3 fields in total. Clean restrooms. Bleacher seating in partial shade…read moredepending which side you are on. Stadium seats recommended (but personal preference) if a lot of visitors with lawn chairs to accommodate more visitor seating.

The Mouzon Ball Parks and Concession are part of/connected to Old Settler's Park in McKinney. The…read moreball fields are nice, not huge. The city does a good job of maintaining this park and there are a lot of things to do there. Old Settler's is a big park, surrounded by quaint neighborhoods, with Webb elementary on its southern border. There are large shade trees and picnic pavilions.

Nice ball field. Clean bathrooms. Concession stand is OK but great that they have it. Big…read moreplayground for the kiddos not playing.

5 baseball fields with dugout and spectator roof coverage. Stadium seating. Room for lawn chairs…read morealongside fence. Concessions are on the higher pricing side.

SO MUCH FUN!!!. This place has multiple courses. 7 to be exact - you won't get bored. They are…read morethemed too - some even have forts. They are very family focused. They also take safety very very very seriously!! I have been to other paintball field in the area and I can say for sure they are the most family focused out of all of them. You go in, pay, get your Wrist Band & paintballs (you can always get more if you run out). They sell water and soda at a reasonable price.The paint is washable, so no worries. Next you move out to the gun counter where you pick up your mask and gun. From there, you go on down toward staging and a ref explains the rules. Each group has around 20 to 30 people with average 10 to 15 people to each team. One team starts off on one end of the course, the other team on the opposite side...then advance. Last team standing wins. You typically play 2 games before you take a break if you don't shoot all your paint in the first game. You than leave the courses to refuel, etc. before going back in to play some more. I have been out several times in the last year and each time they have been making improvements. Just in the last month they have added 1 new fields and re-designed another one to keep things fresh.

[Something I forgot to add in my past review...] The field's still great. 1 major downfall is…read moreplayer attendance. I don't know if it's because of the location or people don't know the field exists but, depending on the day, you could have a bunch of people playing or it could be just you and 1 other person. I arrived mid-afternoon on a Sunday, joined a group and we played 5v5. Within 15mins, that went down to only 6 players. After 30mins or so, it was just me at the field. I ended up leaving about an hour after I arrive (I usually play for at least 3 hours to put things into perspective) because there was no one around to play. Like I said, it's a great field but player attendance is make or break.

The literal only fault this park has is that it doesn't have a bathroom which is difficult because…read moreI have a three year old and a four year old at my three year old is on the tail end of potty training... Other than that, I absolutely loved this park. The structures on the playground were great, the other parents, who came with their children were friendly, it was perfect for a little picnic that we decided to have and there's even a trail that goes circles, the perimeter of the park which is paved. Not much more to add, definitely enjoyed the apparatuses and atmosphere.

Such a nice place to spend time with kids. Brand new playground, jogging trail, soccer field,…read morevolleyball court. Quiet, neat and relaxing...

Amazing facilities and coaches. Been here almost 3 weeks and all the staff, coaches, and even…read moreathletes participating have been nothing but supportive to my son as well to each other. No egos here. The owner is hands on and I know he is 1000% invested in the development of his members and staff/coaches. Coach McCabe is amazing with the kids in all aspects. Great teacher, super patient and can't believe how much detail he provides during the coaching classes.

The people are very nice and we have the membership to get us a cage every day which is nice and…read morelots of balls to hit but my one problem is that the pitching machine fucking sucks I mean it changes speed and it goes everywhere and it's impossible to hit