Sports tournament essentials
Game-ready in League City
In town for a sports tournament?
Welcome to League City, Texas — your team’s winning destination. Whether you’re stepping onto the turf at The Ballpark at League City, the 35-acre multi-sport complex built for major youth and adult competition, or you’re heading to Chester L. Davis Sportsplex, League City’s expansive hub of baseball, soccer and volleyball fields, you’ve landed in the perfect place. With high-quality venues, easy lodging and dining options for teams and families, plus a central location near Greater Houston and Galveston, it’s game time made simple.
Dive into our Fan-Friendly Essentials Guide to plan your stay, find team-ready hotels, explore off-day activities, and make the most of your tournament trip.
where to stay
Securing comfortable lodging is essential when traveling for tournaments, and League City provides a range of hotels and short-term rentals to accommodate teams.
South Shore Harbour Resort
• South Shore Harbour Resort: Stay in style at this waterfront hotel with a marina, resort-style pool, and on-site dining—perfect for unwinding after a long day of games.
• Hampton Inn: A comfy and convenient stay with free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and easy access to local restaurants—ideal for recharging between games.
• Fairfield Inn & Suites: Kickstart your day with free breakfast, then relax in the pool or fitness center after giving it your all on the field.
Candlewood suites
• Candlewood Suites: A great choice for families and teams, offering spacious suites with full kitchens and free laundry to keep you ready for the next match.
• Super 8 by Wyndham League City: A budget-friendly stay with free breakfast and Wi-Fi, making it easy for teams and families to rest up without breaking the bank.
Additionally, we suggest exploring budget-friendly rental properties through trusted platforms like VRBO and Airbnb, which offer a variety of options to suit different team sizes and preferences.
where to play after the game
Make the most of your visit by exploring local attractions and fun activities for the whole team.
Explore Colorful Murals
• LCTX Travel App: Download the Visit LCTX App for easy access to maps, local events, dining, shopping, and must-see attractions during your stay. The app is available on both the Apple Store and Google Play. Visitors can also use a website-friendly version.
• Top Photo-worthy Spots: Capture unforgettable moments at scenic waterfronts, vibrant murals, and iconic landmarks—perfect for team photos and social media.
Space Center Houston
• Teambuilding Fun: Strengthen team bonds with exciting activities like thrill rides at Kemah Boardwalk, space exploration at Space Center Houston, interactive fun at Main Event, Jumping World, and Axe Masters, or outdoor adventures like kayaking on the Clear Creek Paddle Trail.
• League City Visitor Center: Stop by League City’s very own Visitor Center–located in League Park–for local insights, brochures, and friendly recommendations to enhance your tournament experience. You can even grab a cup of coffee from the Soulfreak Railroad Cafe and shop local League City merchandise as souvenirs.
where to eat
From local favorites and family-friendly spots to quick bites and post-game treats, there’s something for every appetite just minutes from the BallPark and other local sports facilities.
For even more dining options, check out the full list of local restaurants.
Crust Pizza Co.
Team-Friendly Nearby Spots
• Red River Barbecue & Red River Cantina – Perfect for both BBQ and Tex-Mex lovers, conveniently located next to each other.
• South Shore Grille – A great spot for hearty meals.
• The Spot – A relaxed eatery with delicious bites, bringing island flavor inland.
• Kelley’s Country Cookin’ – Classic comfort food in big, shareable portions.
• Crust Pizza Co. – A must-visit for pizza fans.
• The Bing Pizzeria – Another fantastic pizza option!
• La Brisa Mexican Grill & Esteban’s Café and Cantina – Flavorful Mexican dishes at local Mexican restaurants.
• Burger House – A casual go-to for delicious burgers
Red Oak Cafe
Best Breakfast Stops
• Bonnie’s Donut or Pauline’s Donuts – Start your morning with sweet and satisfying treats.
• The Toasted Yolk Cafe – A local favorite for breakfast classics.
• Red Oak Café – Cozy café with hearty, homestyle breakfast options.
• Black Bear Diner – Big portions and classic comfort food.
Craft 96 Draught House + Kitchen
Pre/Post-Game Spots for Parents
• Craft 96 Draught House + Kitchen – A great selection of craft beers and food.
• Good Vibes Coastal Cantina – Relaxed atmosphere with tropical flavors.
• King’s Bierhaus – German-inspired pub with great brews and bites.
• Main St. Bistro – Cozy, upscale dining experience.
Ballpark facility faqs
Find FAQs for The Ballpark at League City below
What forms of payment are accepted?
The entire park is cashless. The front gate and both restaurants are pay with card only.
How do I find out if games are cancelled or delayed due to weather?
For weather delays or cancellations, check with tournament directors. For League Night weather updates, check online at the team sideline website.
Are bikes allowed in the park?
No. Nothing with wheels are allowed at the park (this is to include, scooters, bikes, Heely shoes, etc.). The ONLY wheeled items allowed in the gate are wagons and strollers.
Are outside food/drinks, coolers allowed?
The ONLY permitted items to this nature are fresh fruit, waters, coffee. The only coolers allowed are smaller handheld coolers.
Are tents and personal lawn chairs allowed?
Tents and lawn chairs are permitted inside the park and are ONLY to be set up on grass areas.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs are allowed in the park, but they MUST be always kept on a leash, they are not permitted inside restaurants, and owners MUST pick up all dog waste.
Is parking free?
Yes, parking is free, there is no charge to park.
Are there gate fees?
Gate Fees are dependent on the tournament that is being held. You may check with the tournament announcements, tournament directors or call The Ballpark for gate fees on your tournament. Gate fees for League Night are $5 per adult. At all times, children 12 and under are free.
Is there a lost and found at the Ballpark?
There is a lost and found, you may check for your lost items at the front office. If items are not claimed in 2 weeks, they are donated.
Are speakers/music allowed?
Yes, speakers and music are allowed. This is only with adult supervision, allowed at a considerable volume, and all music must be PG-13.
What type of seating is provided at the ballpark?
There is stadium seating at each field, there is also climate-controlled seating inside each restaurant with great views of each field.
What amenities are available at the ballpark?
Visitors can also enjoy a kids play area, batting cages, two Stadium Club restaurants and bars, a merchandise store, and The League City Skate Park located just outside the main gates. With a capacity of up to 800 guests, the Ballpark at League City is a community hub and a first-choice venue for sports, leisure, and celebration.
Can I come and go from the park?
Yes, you may leave and return the same day, if you are not given a tournament wristband, please be sure to have your hand stamped on the way out.