Bradley, IL · 127 Acres · 16 All-Weather Turf Fields · The Midwest's Newest Premier Sports Complex
Every local team calling 315 home in 2026: BBCHS baseball (4-year deal), Kankakee Kays baseball & softball (storm damage), Bishop McNamara baseball (storm damage), BBLL, BTPD Adult Softball (4 leagues), Bourbonnais Braves travel baseball, and more.
Only games at 315 Sports Park shown · BBCHS: 4-year deal (Shaw Local Oct 2025) · Kays & Bishop Mac: temporary 2026 (storm damage) · BBLL: Fields 7–10 · Kays Softball: home games at 315 · TBD times = check MaxPreps
Beyond high school sports, 315 Sports Park hosts a full slate of adult leagues, travel programs, and community organizations all season long.
Whether you pay to get in at 315 Sports Park depends entirely on the specific event. The park's official rules state that "gate fees must be paid when assessed" and JP Sports confirms they "may charge spectator admission or parking fees for some events." There is no single blanket policy — each tournament operator decides independently. The guide below covers what's typically free, what's typically paid, and how to check before you drive over.
Most USSSA-sanctioned tournaments at 315 Sports Park charge spectator admission. The typical structure is $15 per person per day or a $25 weekend pass. Fees are collected at the gate and are non-refundable once paid. These are the big events with 50–125+ teams on property every weekend from April through October.
Children 12 and under are admitted free at most tournaments that charge adult admission. No ticket or wristband required. This applies to the vast majority of JP Sports-run events at 315 — but confirm on the specific tournament page just to be sure.
Each team typically receives 3 coaches' passes per tournament, allowing coaches and staff to enter without paying gate admission. Additional coaching staff may need to purchase a spectator pass.
The Plate'D Social restaurant, Sweet Beans coffee shop, The Stand, and other on-site dining are accessible without a gate fee on non-tournament days. The complex's recreational areas (fishing ponds, bocce, yard games) are generally open to the public when no event is ticketed. Call ahead if unsure: (815) 933-1111.
Recreational league games and team practices may or may not have spectator fees. Regular-season league games are typically free to watch; playoff or championship events may charge admission. Contact 315 Sports Park directly for the event you want to attend.
JP Sports reserves the right to charge parking fees at their events. Current information suggests parking is generally included with gate admission or free, but this may change for larger events. The lot holds 1,000+ vehicles. Confirm with the specific tournament organizer.
All-weather synthetic turf allows play rain or shine. Full LED lighting for night games. Dugouts, warm-up zones, and viewing areas at every field.
Fields 5 & 6 feature stadium seating, electronic jumbotron displays, and live broadcast capability via Musco Vision. The showcase fields.
Professional-grade batting cages for practice and warm-ups. Available for team use and open sessions.
Partnership with Musco Vision for live game broadcasts and on-demand replay from championship fields. Watch from anywhere at muscovision.com.
The complex is big — golf carts provide rides throughout the 127-acre property. Typical wait is 2-3 minutes.
Every dugout has power outlets available for public use. Charge phones, run equipment, stay connected all game long.
Ages: 8U, 9U, 10U, 11U, 12U, 13U, 14U
Types: Travel, Recreational, Tournaments, Camps & Clinics
Sanctioning: USSSA
Divisions: Open, A, AA, AAA, Major
Ages: 8U, 10U, 11U, 12U, 14U
Types: Fastpitch Travel, Recreational, Tournaments
Sanctioning: USSSA
Divisions: Open, A, B, C
Status: Coming soon
Types: Soccer, Futsal
Futsal courts already available for recreational play.
No need to leave the complex — 315 Sports Park has five food and drink options on-site, from a full-service restaurant to classic concession stands.
Contemporary sports bar and gastropub featuring elevated farm-to-table dining. 7,700 sq ft space operated by Barnyardia LLC (Tommy Vasilakis, former award-winning brewmaster at BrickStone Brewery). Artisan dishes, craft drinks, and a great view of the action.
📌 Reservations highly recommended, especially on tournament weekends — Book a table here or call (815) 933-1111
Coffee shop and ice cream spot right at the main entrance. Perfect for morning caffeine before early games or a cold treat between innings.
Field-adjacent concession stand serving classic baseball fare — hot dogs, nachos, burgers, drinks, and snacks. Right where you need it.
Modern Mexican food vendor on-site. A fresh alternative to traditional ballpark food with authentic flavors.
Two more concession stands positioned at opposite ends of the property so you're never far from food, no matter which field you're at.
315 Sports Park isn't just baseball — there's something for everyone in the family, even the siblings who didn't make the team.
Professional-grade cages for hitters of all ages and skill levels.
Stormwater ponds designed for recreational fishing. Bring your own gear.
Outdoor bocce ball courts — great for parents and grandparents between games.
Courts available for pickup futsal and soccer. Open for recreational use.
Spikeball areas set up around the complex for quick games between innings.
Bags (cornhole), Connect 4, and other yard games available throughout the complex.
On-site children's playground — perfect for younger siblings who need to burn energy.
Paved walking paths wind through the entire 127-acre complex. Beautiful landscaping and pond views.
Know before you go. These are the official 315 Sports Park rules — violations result in removal without refund.
Stay-to-Play Policy: Teams requiring hotel accommodations must book through the Traveling Teams platform. Other teams may book independently.
Bradley and Bourbonnais have extensive hotel options along Route 50 and near I-57, including Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Fairfield Inn, Comfort Inn, and more — all within a 5-minute drive.
315 Sports Park is a $50 million, 127-acre premier baseball and softball complex located at 315 Champions Way in Bradley, Illinois. Opened in May 2025, it is the newest and largest youth sports facility in Kankakee County, featuring 16 all-weather synthetic turf fields — including two championship diamonds with jumbotron displays, stadium seating, and live broadcast capabilities via Musco Vision.
The complex is owned by the Village of Bradley and operated by JP Sports and Entertainment, a Moline-based company that manages sports complexes across the Midwest. JP Sports handles all tournament scheduling, team registration, and umpire services through their online platform.
Whether spectators pay to enter 315 Sports Park depends on the specific event. Most USSSA-sanctioned tournament weekends charge gate admission — typically $15 per person per day or $25 for a weekend pass. Children 12 and under are generally admitted free. On non-tournament days, the complex's amenities including dining, fishing ponds, bocce courts, and yard games are typically free to access. Always call (815) 933-1111 or check the JP Sports listing before attending to confirm the policy for a specific event.
315 Sports Park hosts USSSA-sanctioned baseball and fastpitch softball tournaments nearly every weekend from April through October. Age divisions range from 8U through 14U, with competitive levels including Open, A, AA, AAA, and Major for baseball, and Open, A, B, and C for fastpitch. Tournament entry fees typically range from $425 to $695 per team, with 3-4 game guarantees and custom awards including rings, banners, medals, and bats.
During its opening weekends in May 2025, the complex hosted 50+ travel teams with 1,500-3,000 daily spectators, generating a 20% sales increase at local businesses. The complex is projected to generate $300,000 annually in field rental revenue for the Village of Bradley.
Beyond the 16 baseball and softball fields, 315 Sports Park offers batting cages, fishing ponds, bocce ball courts, futsal courts, spikeball, yard games, a children's playground, and walking paths throughout the landscaped grounds. The complex has over 1,000 parking spaces and provides golf cart transportation between fields.
On-site dining includes The Plate'D Social (a full-service restaurant and sports bar), Sweet Beans coffee and ice cream, The Stand concession stand, Buen Provecho Mexican food, and additional concession stands at each end of the property. No outside food or beverages are permitted.
315 Sports Park is located immediately east of Bradley Commons Shopping Center, just off Illinois Route 50. The facility is easily accessible from I-57 and is approximately 60 miles south of Chicago. Hotels in Bradley, Bourbonnais, and Kankakee are all within a 5-10 minute drive, though teams participating in tournaments with a Stay-to-Play policy must book through the designated lodging platform.