Parks & Fields

Located in East Wenatchee, Dan White Field is on the campus of Eastmont High School and home of the Eastmont High School Baseball team. It is also home for the

Located at the corner of Georgia and Grant Road in East Wenatchee, Eastmont County Fourplex is home to Little League, Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth tournaments through Eastmont Youth Baseball.

Located across the street from Eastmont High School’s soccer field and Wildcat Stadium, this soccer pitch features artificial surface in each goal box. Managed as part of Eastmont County Park, users

Located on the campus of Eastmont High School, Eastmont’s soccer field is adjacent to Wildcat Football Stadium. There’s seating for 50 and plenty of parking in the school’s main lot on

Located on 10th Street Northeast in East Wenatchee, this park is situated adjacent to soccer, football and softball fields on the campus of Eastmont Junior High School. Besides being a great

Located just off 8th Street Northeast in East Wenatchee, Eastmont Junior High’s football field also features top track & field capability. Seating – Stadium (300) Concessions Press box Locker Rooms

Located on the campus of Eastmont Junior High School, this soccer field boasts one of the most spectacular views you’ll find in the Wenatchee Valley.

Located on the campus of Eastmont High School in East Wenatchee, Wildcat Field is home to the Eastmont High football team and features a high quality track & field surface.

Located on the campus of Foothills Middle School, this largely practice facility can be suited to tournament baseball.

Located 2 miles south of East Wenatchee on Hwy 28, Kirby Billingsley Hydro Park is owned/operated by the Chelan County Public Utility District. The park features 70-acres and three lighted

Located in Wenatchee next to Recreation Park, Lee Bofto Field at the Apple Bowl is home of the Wenatchee High School football and soccer teams. Seating – Stadium (3, 000)

Located on the campus of Wenatchee Valley College, Mike Hollis Field is the newest addition to the complex of soccer field in the Wenatchee Valley. With Plenty of parking, Hollis Field

Located on Cherry Street in Wenatchee, Morris Park features four, fully-functional baseball diamonds complete with scoreboards, fences, dugouts, grandstands and a concession stand. It is owned and operated by Wenatchee

Located on the campus of Wenatchee Valley College, North Rotary Field is home to the Wenatchee Valley Lady Knights softball team.

Located in Wenatchee, Paul Thomas Sr. Baseball Stadium is the on-campus home of the Wenatchee Valley College Baseball Team and the Wenatchee Apple Sox Summer Collegiate Team. It has played

Located in Wenatchee next to Lee Bofto Field at the Apple Bowl, Recreation Park is the home of Wenatchee High School Baseball Team and Apple Valley Packers/Blues American Legion Teams. From 1937-1965,

Located on corner of 1st Street and June in East Wenatchee, Tedford Park is on the campus of Grant Elementary School. Tedford is managed by the Eastmont Metropolitan Parks District.

Plenty of youth soccer events are held on these fields in the fall. Located at Sterling Middle School, this four-plex softball layout is the result of a grant from the

Located adjacent to Lee Bofto Field at the Apple Bowl and Recreation Park, Triangle Park used to be “The Place” to play during Wenatchee Valley softball tournaments. It’s still a great place

Located in Wenatchee on Walla Walla Street and is a part of the Wenatchee Riverfront Park. This facility is a “Fourplex” that will accommodate softball, lacrosse & soccer. Shelters and picnic

Located on the campus of Wenatchee High School, this largely practice facility can be suited to tournament baseball, complete with dugouts and outfield fencing.

Located on the campus of Wenatchee High School, this soccer field is adjacent to another football/soccer field complete with grandstands and a press box.

Located on the campus of Wenatchee High School on Red Apple Road, Wenatchee’s track was re-surfaced in 2006 and, along with Eastmont’s all-weather track, has helped make the Wenatchee Valley