Best for a Southlake youth-baseball family needing practice or game time on the city's ballfields.

Athletic FieldsBaseball
Facility accessOutdoorYear-round
Thu · 6AM – 11PM
Monday6AM – 11PM
Tuesday6AM – 11PM
Wednesday6AM – 11PM
Thursday6AM – 11PM
Friday6AM – 11PM
Saturday6AM – 11PM
Sunday6AM – 11PM
A City of Southlake Parks & Recreation facility — field use is arranged through the city and the community youth-baseball associations that program it, not a posted fee schedule. Reservations and park rules go through the Parks & Recreation Department.

A City of Southlake Parks & Recreation facility — field use is arranged through the city and the community youth-baseball associations that program it, not a posted fee schedule. Reservations and park rules go through the Parks & Recreation Department.

Our take

The Southlake Sports Complex is a city-owned ballfield complex on Crooked Lane — about 16 acres with three lighted baseball fields, one high-school-sized and two youth-sized. It started as a private baseball instructional facility and was bought by the City to serve as community practice space, and that is still what it is: a straightforward, no-frills place for youth baseball practice and games rather than a program or academy of its own. The City has approved a long-term master plan to redevelop the site — the concept adds synthetic turf, batting cages, a playground, and more — but that is future work, not what is on the ground today. For now it is fields, lights, and parking, used by local youth baseball.

Local Tips

A few things to know:

  • It is a City of Southlake parks facility, so it runs on the city's park system rather than as a private business — field use generally goes through youth baseball associations or city reservations rather than a front desk, and there is no posted fee schedule.
  • The fields are lighted, so evening play is on the table, and park hours are long.
  • Keep in mind the city has this complex slated for a future redevelopment, so amenities may change over time.
  • It sits within Southlake's larger parks system — the tennis center, Bicentennial Park, and the Texas Rangers Miracle League Field are all nearby city facilities.
Credentials

The Southlake Sports Complex is a municipal facility operated by the City of Southlake Parks & Recreation Department; it is a field venue rather than a coached program, so it has no instructors or coaching staff of its own. On-field programming is run by the community youth-baseball associations that use it, and operations, reservations, and park rules are handled through the City's Parks & Recreation Department.

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