🏟️ About
What Grand Park is, how it was built, its rules, and who's behind it.
Overview
Droplight Grand Park Sports Campus is a 400+ acre youth sports campus in Westfield, Indiana. It has 34 multi-purpose fields, 26 baseball and softball diamonds, and the 377,000 sq ft Community Health Network Events Center with 3 indoor full-size synthetic fields, offices and a full-service restaurant and bar. Indy Eleven pro soccer, Pacers Athletic Center, Wright's 360 and Pro X Athlete Development are all based here.
The Grand Plan
The idea began in 2007 on an empty field, as Westfield looked to grow its economy. The campus has since drawn more than $1.5 billion in economic development to the city, and companies such as Abbott, Aptiv, Bastian Solutions and Gordon Food Service have come to Westfield.
- 2007: the vision for Grand Park begins
- 2014: the campus opens to the public
- 2019: Indy Eleven pro soccer arrives
- 2022: Droplight becomes the naming-rights partner
- 2024: more than 5.5 million visitors a year
- 2026: the Indianapolis Capitols and the NFL Flag Championships are announced
Rules & Safety
Safety comes first. These aren't allowed on campus:
- Animals past the parking lots (service animals are fine)
- Outside food and drinks, and spectator coolers or containers of any size
- Glass bottles and aluminum cans
- Gum or seeds on the fields
- Space heaters, and open-flame or Blackstone grills
- Fireworks, and missile- or projectile-like objects
- Air horns, vuvuzelas and whistles
- Tobacco, illegal drugs and chemicals of any kind
- Wading, swimming, fishing or ice skating
- Skateboards, roller blades and roller skates or shoes
- Unauthorized vehicles, scooters or carts past the parking lots, and unauthorized drones
- Using a field or batting cage without approval, or unauthorized personal training
- Unapproved handouts or ads, and unauthorized sales of merchandise, food, drinks or photos
- RVs and campers park in Lot C, and there's no overnight parking
Emergency Management Plan
Grand Park keeps an emergency plan made with the City of Westfield, Westfield police and Westfield Fire/EMS. It covers severe weather, medical emergencies, active incidents and more, and staff, event directors and partners are trained on it. The full plan (revised April 2022) is a download on grandpark.org. In an emergency, call 911.
Emergency plan → Help & emergencies →Sponsors
Droplight holds the campus naming rights, Community Health Network names the Events Center, and Titan Bat names the diamond complex. Meijer is the official supercenter, alongside partners for equipment, rentals, uniforms, portable storage and academics.
Sponsors →Bullpen Gives Back
Westfield residents get free weekend passes to many Bullpen-sponsored baseball and softball tournaments at Grand Park, while passes last. Bring a photo ID or proof of a Westfield address (a utility bill, lease or government ID) to ProX Athlete Development, 651 E 191st St., open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day. No appointment needed.
Bullpen Gives Back →Testimonials
Praise from people who've used the campus, including former Colts head coach Frank Reich, the Big Ten Conference, the chair of the US Youth Soccer Midwest Regional Championships and the Indianapolis AlleyCats.
Testimonials →Grand Park Documentary
A film about how the 400-acre idea became a championship campus, on grandpark.org and Vimeo.
Watch the documentary →From grandpark.org (read Nov 13, 2026). Times, prices and forms are on their site.
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