The SouthShore Sportsplex features four multisport athletic fields, all featuring synthetic Astro turf. The fields will be able to accommodate a variety of different sports, including soccer, football, and lacrosse. Starting in the fall of 2023, all fields will be available to rent for practice, league play, and tournaments.
The park is home to one of the largest contiguous synthetic turf fields in the country.
A one of a kind complex that also consist of a playground, pavilions, LED lighting, a concession building with restrooms, offices, and meeting space, and parking for more than 500 vehicles.
Rental pricing
- $30 per hour with a two-hour minimum rental period
- $275 per day/per field for daily rentals
Field schedule
Discover your passion for sports and outdoor fun with our designated Open Play fields. Below, you'll find this week's Open Play schedule, detailing which fields are available for “Open Play” pick-up games and athletic training. Grab your gear, invite your friends, and join us for some unscripted sporting action! “Open Play" is free and open to the public.
Open Play – Join us for open play sports sessions, where you can enjoy the fun of pick-up games, all in a laid-back atmosphere. Grab your gear, invite some friends, and enjoy the game on our state-of-the-art synthetic turfs! Please share the Open Play field space. If others are waiting for field space, please limit your game or activities to 45 minutes, or incorporate those waiting into your games or activities.
*Training and Exercise is for individual training only, no paid trainers are allowed to operate without a permit. To inquire about a permit, please email us.
Field rental
Some activities on our fields require a field rental. To learn more about our field rentals, please follow the link below.
Pets are not allowed on the fields. Food and colored drinks are not permitted on the fields. To preserve the longevity and safety of the fields, please consume food and drinks in the designated picnic areas and bleachers surrounding the field. Cleaning and repairing artificial turf fields that have been subjected to food and drink-related damage can be costly and time-consuming. These expenses may divert resources away from maintaining the fields for their intended purpose.