Randal Tyson Recreational Complex

The Randal Tyson Recreational Complex is a sprawling 70-acre sports park in Springdale and one of the largest public athletic complexes in Northwest Arkansas. With fields and courts for nearly every sport, plus a splash pad, dog park, playgrounds, and a paved trail, it’s a hub for youth and adult leagues, big tournaments, and everyday family recreation.

Note: this is Springdale’s Randal Tyson Recreational Complex — not to be confused with the Randal Tyson Track Center, a separate indoor track arena in Fayetteville.

Sports Facilities

Managed by Springdale Parks & Recreation, the complex packs in an impressive lineup:

  • Baseball: little league and high-school-sized fields
  • Softball: adult softball fields
  • Soccer & football: multiple multi-use fields
  • Tennis: six lighted courts
  • Basketball courts and a sand volleyball court
  • Batting cages and horseshoe pits

The variety makes it a go-to for practices, leagues, and the tournaments and showcases that draw teams from across the region.

Miracle League: Barrier-Free Baseball

One of the complex’s most special features is its Miracle League — two barrier-free fields with cushioned, wheelchair-accessible surfaces that let children and adults with disabilities play baseball. It’s a wonderful example of the park’s commitment to inclusive recreation for the whole community.

For Families

Even if no one in your group is playing a game, there’s plenty to do. The complex includes a splash pad for hot summer days, a dog park, multiple playgrounds, and a paved trail for walking, running, and biking. It’s an easy, free way to spend an afternoon outdoors.

Field Rentals & Tournaments

Visiting the park and using its open amenities is free. Reserving an athletic field for practice runs about $40 per two-hour block. Tournaments, showcases, and other event rentals fall under a separate tournament rental policy — contact Springdale Parks & Recreation for availability, current rates, and the events calendar.

Parking, Hours & Accessibility

The complex has ample free on-site parking and generally keeps daylight park hours (busier and later on game and tournament nights). Accessibility is a point of pride here: the Miracle League fields are fully barrier-free, and the paved trail and facilities are designed for all visitors.

More in Springdale: see all sports & recreation in Springdale or the full Things to Do in Springdale guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Randal Tyson Recreational Complex?
It’s a 70-acre public sports park in Springdale, Arkansas, with baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, basketball, and sand volleyball, plus a splash pad, dog park, playgrounds, a paved trail, and Miracle League barrier-free fields.

Does Randal Tyson have a splash pad and dog park?
Yes. The complex includes a splash pad, a dog park, multiple playgrounds, and a paved trail, in addition to its athletic fields and courts.

How much does it cost?
Visiting the park is free. Reserving an athletic field for practice runs about $40 per two-hour block, with a separate policy for tournaments. Contact Springdale Parks & Recreation for current rates.

Is it the same as the Randal Tyson Track Center?
No. The Randal Tyson Recreational Complex is a 70-acre outdoor sports park in Springdale. The Randal Tyson Track Center is a separate indoor track arena in Fayetteville.

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