Thomas Brooks Park

Thomas Brooks Park is a sprawling 224-acre multiuse park located in western Cary, North Carolina. Situated between Beaver Dam Road and Green Hope School Road, the park offers a diverse range of recreational facilities for visitors of all ages.

The park is known for its extensive sports facilities, particularly its softball and baseball complexes. It features four lighted softball/baseball fields, maintained to Major League Baseball standards. These fields are part of the USA Baseball National Training Complex, which opened its doors in 2007 after the Town of Cary was selected as the training home for USA Baseball in 2002.

In addition to the baseball facilities, Thomas Brooks Park caters to various other sports and activities. The park includes soccer fields, basketball courts, and a playground, providing ample opportunities for both organized sports and casual play. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, the park offers picnic shelters and a half-mile walking trail that circles the softball complex, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings.

The park's main softball/baseball stadium, known as Coleman Field, includes a press box with two suites, an official scorer's room, a sound room, and a press row. It provides seating for 1,754 spectators, including handicap-accessible options, with additional grass seating for approximately 250 people.

Thomas Brooks Park is open to the public daily from sunrise to sunset, offering free admission to its grounds and facilities. The park's extensive amenities and well-maintained grounds make it a popular destination for local residents and sports enthusiasts alike.