Aurora Sports Park FAQs
More Information available at the City of Aurora Website.
Is free parking available?
Parking is available on-site at Aurora Sports Park at no charge. We do not permit overnight parking. Accessible parking is available in areas around each field platform.
Can I bring a canopy or tent?
Shade canopies and tents are permitted at Aurora Sports Park. Staking down of canopies or tents is not permitted. Please use base weights or other means to weigh down your shade structure.
Are dogs permitted?
Dogs are permitted at Aurora Sports Park on natural grass areas only as long as they are on a leash at a maximum length of 10 feet. Dogs are not permitted on our synthetic turf fields. Please be kind and pick up after your dog. Clean-up stations are located throughout the park.
Do all fields have lights?
We currently have field lights on the North platform as well as the B and C baseball/softball complexes. We do not have field lights on East and West platforms or on the A Complex.
Can I reserve a shelter or picnic area?
All shelters and picnic areas are on a first-come, first-served basis. We do not issue permits for shelters and picnic areas at Aurora Sports Park.
Are concessions available?
Concessions will be sold by food truck and pop-up vendors at events large enough to necessitate vendors. Concession sales should not take place at Aurora Sports Park without approval from the Supervisor.
What are the park hours?
Aurora Sports Park is open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. If there are scheduled events or permitted rentals, the park may remain open until the event concludes. On Saturdays and Sundays, the hours of operation vary depending on scheduled events and tournaments. Aurora Sports Park will not open if the fields are covered by snow.
Is alcohol permitted?
Alcohol is not permitted at Aurora Sports Park during scheduled and tournaments
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Where can teams warm-up?
Teams are welcome to utilize any grass areas, not already in use, to warm-up. Please do not use the synthetic turf fields or any sidewalk or parking areas for warm-up activity.
Is there a lost and found?
Aurora Sports Park is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Our goal when finding lost items is to return them to the league or tournament organizer. If a sports ball is lost on top of a building, please do not try to climb up to retrieve it. You will need to wait for Parks Staff to retrieve during the weekday and return to you.
Are wheel sports permitted?
Bikes, scooters, hover boards, roller blades and skateboards are not permitted inside the gated baseball and softball complexes. They are, however, welcome in other areas of the park. ATVs are not permitted on any fields at Aurora Sports Park.
Is spectator seating available?
We have bleacher seating around our baseball and softball fields but do not provide seating around our multi-purpose fields on the East, West and North platforms. Spectators are encouraged to bring their own chairs.
Is practicing allowed at Aurora Sports Park?
We currently do not permit the multi-purpose grass fields, baseball or softball fields for weekday or weekend practices. These fields are reserved and maintained for league and tournament play only. We do have four synthetic turf fields that are available for rent to hold your practice or training sessions. These fields accommodate soccer, football and lacrosse. For turf field rental information, please call 303.326.8716.
City of Aurora Lightening Policy:
City of Aurora Site Supervisors are the designated weather watchers. The Site Supervisor will monitor incoming weather using the Spark Lightning Alert of the city-endorsed WeatherBug app. When lightning is detected within 10 miles of the facility (as indicated by the Spark Lightning Alert on the WeatherBug app) or if thunder is heard, the Site Supervisor will immediately notify facility staff and tournament/league directors onside that activities are suspended. At this time, Site Supervisors will also announce using the PA system that activities are suspended and participants and spectators should move to enclosed vehicles. The facility will be on a 30-minute delay on a clock that resets every time new lightning is detected within 10 miles. Once 30 minutes has passed without lightning or thunder, the Site Supervisor will notify all site staff, tournament/league directors and participants that play can resume.