There are many diamonds here, we played exclusively on Springwater 1 and 2. Be prepared for the dustiest diamond and viewing area I've ever been to. I understand the kids are safer on nice fine dust, but the parents that drove the kids there would likely enjoy either some pavement or better yet, grass and shade. This set up created some of the most dangerous viewing area I have ever encountered, literally 20 times a game, screams of "Ball" or "Heads" would be heard. At first it was funny, but when a lady who was meters away was cranked in the temple and downed and there was no way to alert her, we all became very conscious of the danger factor. The back stops, although high, are not curved enough to stop pop ups. A simple netting either hoisted from the light standards of each diamond or covering the center viewing area would prevent this. Small baby struck by this ball would certainly cause grievous harm.
Consider realigning the diamonds when building the next fourplex to join the outfields so the beautiful woods and shade and grass left by nature can be wear we sit and enjoy some ball.

– Nate Stahle

Great rugby fields. And a good amount of parking for a tournament. The canteena had fresh food and coffee but bring cash as the debit is crazy slow. Made for a very long wait.

– Dan Murphy

Fantastic rugby and ball facility. Well kept fields, and conditions tested on the day with lots of train and hail on a fall day. Rugby felds held up very well. Delicious Canteen food on site.

– Jamey Pender