Peavine Fields

Play Ball and Beyond

Found in Reno, Nevada, Peavine Fields spans 10 acres of public green space that's become a local favorite. The park's baseball and softball fields are its crown jewels, drawing teams and leagues from across the community who come to pitch, hit, and run the bases.

There's something genuinely special about the "sandlot" atmosphere here - it's that nostalgic, no-frills baseball experience that takes you back to simpler times. Between games, you'll find folks sprawled out on the surrounding grassy areas, enjoying picnics or tossing a ball around.

What You Need to Know

If nature calls while you're visiting, restrooms are available - just note they're only open seasonally (late April to early October), weather permitting. There's some parking available for when you're catching a game or just enjoying the open space.

The park's location in a residential area makes it an easy destination for neighbors who can simply walk over when the weather's nice.

Get Moving

Need to stretch your legs? The jogging trails weaving through and around the fields provide perfect routes for a morning run or afternoon stroll. Just be aware that during peak growing seasons, Mother Nature sometimes reclaims parts of the paths with encroaching vegetation.

On weekends, the trails come alive with locals taking their regular walks, often with four-legged friends in tow, enjoying the fresh air and open spaces.

Where Community Happens

Beyond sports, Peavine Fields is a place where locals gather and socialize. During baseball and softball seasons, the energy is palpable as the fields buzz with practices and games. When the diamonds aren't in use, the park's open layout transforms into a versatile space for all sorts of activities - from frisbee games to casual meetups among neighbors.