Entrance Fee:  N/A ENTRANCE FEE

Cooler allowed:  ☒ YES      ☐ NO

Parking:  Large parking lot—no problem to find a place to park

Pet Friendly:  ☒ YES      ☐ NO

Number of Fields in Complex:  3-5 fields

There are 8 fields total in the complex. There appears to be 5 playable softball fields. Previously, SSUSA (2016 World Masters Championships) used fields 5-7 only, so 3-4 possibly are not full-sized softball fields (if not, they are close). These fields have not been scheduled for a while, but pressure on SSUSA (due to Lorenzi losing 2 fields) might put Doc Romero back in the rotation.

Spectator Seating:  Uncovered bleachers—prepare accordingly

Snack Bar/Restaurant:   YES ☒ NO

Comments:  I did not see snack bar facilities at time of review.

Restroom Locations:  Restrooms are located short walk from fields.

Playground For Kids:  ☒ YES ☐ NO

Picnic Area:  Multiple covered picnic areas

Other Park Amenities:  Many baseball fields. Many places to have a picnic as well.

If you do not have sun protection, it will be a long day. No snack bar that was visible, so bring plenty of water/drinks/snacks. Fields are close to restaurants/stores on Cheyenne, so finding things prior/after games not difficult.

Dug Out:  Not covered. Prepare to be hot.

Warm Up Area:  There are areas to warm up prior to games

Batting Cages:  YES       ☒ NO

Adjacent Fields for Hitting:  ☒ YES ☐ NO

Field Dimensions:  5-7 seem to be symmetrical 300’ fields. Not sure on fields 3-4 (seem possibly shorter)

Field Conditions:  Fields are average- outfields appeared to be well cared for (grass in tact with limited bad spots)

Scoreboard:  YES       ☒ NO

At time of review, it was not windy, but the trash collecting along fences suggests that wind is potentially a problem. There are multiple baseball fields in the area, so there should be many places to hit prior to games, especially if they are not using fields 3-4 for tournament play.

1) Large complex with many places to warm up
2) Good picnic areas
3) Decent fields—not in bad shape

1) Nothing covered (dug outs, bleachers)
2) No snack bar (I didn’t see one

1) It’s hard to comment, but my guess is afternoons are windy here. I have never played at Doc Romero, so I would be curious based on feedback from people who have played here.