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Old Settlers Baseball

In 2007 the Round Rock City Council approved the issuance of $12.5 million in certificates of obligation to help fund $18.2 million of improvements to Old Settlers Park.  The improvements to thehall of fame 1 park include major renovations to the existing 20 baseball fields and construction of a 5-field softball complex.

It is necessary to schedule all use and rental of the fields with the Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department by contacting the Main Office at 512-218-5540.

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Triple Crown Complex – Fields 1-4, Ages 4U to 8U

 Field Name Center Field & Fence Height Field Lighting
  1. Hornsby Field
 200 ft;  4′ No
  1. Gehrig Field
 200 ft;  4′ No
  1. Mantle Field
 200 ft;  4′ No
  1. Williams Field
 200 ft;  4′ No


Silver Slugger Complex – Fields 5-11, Ages 9U to 14U

 Field Name Center Field & Fence Height Field Lighting Age Group
  1. Aaron Field
 300 ft; 6′ Yes 13U to 14U
  1. Ruth Field
 200 ft; 8′ Yes 9U to 10U
  1. Yankee Stadium
 200 ft; 8′ Yes 9U to 10U
  1. DiMaggio Field
 200 ft; 6′ Yes 9U to 10U
  1. Berra Field
 200 ft; 6′ Yes 9U to 10U
  10. Cobb Field 200 ft; 6′ Yes 9U to 10U
  11. Wagner Field 200 ft; 8′ Yes 9U to 10U


Cy Young Complex – Fields 12-15, Ages 13U to 18U

 Field Name Center Field & Fence Height Field Lighting Age Group
 12. Ryan Field 315 ft; 6′ Yes 13U to 14U
 13. Paige Field 350 ft; 6′ Yes 14U to 16U
 14. Koufax Field 350 ft; 6′ Yes 14U to 16U
 15. Dell Diamond 315 ft; 6′ Yes 13U to 14U


Gold Glove Complex – Fields 16-20, Ages 11U to 12U

 Field Name Center Field & Fence Height Field Lighting
 16. Mays Field 250 ft, 6′ Yes
 17. Polo Grounds IV 250 ft, 6′ Yes
 18. Clemente Field 250 ft, 6′ Yes
 19. Robinson Field 220 ft, 8′ Yes
 20. Bench Field 220 ft, 8′ Yes

The Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Parks and Recreation Department are strong partners in developing and growing the Sports Capital of Texas campaign in Round Rock. We strive to provide park users with a memorable experience when they visit Round Rock’s parks for sporting events.