TourneyGuidesAlto Park tournament guide
Rome, Georgia · 1014 Burnett Ferry Rd SW, Rome, GA 30165
Last verified 2026-10-18
Field surface: Turf infields; outfields not stated
Partly verified. Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation says Alto Park's ball fields got new synthetic turf infields in its 2023 SPLOST renovation (its photos show the Upper Alto complex). It doesn't say whether every field, including Lower Alto (Fields 6-8), was included, and we haven't found a published source for the outfield surface, so check your field if surface matters. (8 baseball/softball fields: five at Upper Alto (Fields 1-5) and three at Lower Alto (Fields 6-8), plus six batting cages (Georgia's Rome; Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation).)
Source: Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation: Park Project Updates (Alto Park, 1014 Burnett Ferry Road: funded by the 2023 SPLOST, the ball fields receive new synthetic turf infields and new rubber-coated fencing; the project wrapped up in October) · Georgia's Rome (Greater Rome CVB): Alto Park (Alto Park Softball Complex: five baseball/softball fields in the upper complex and three at the lower complex, plus six batting cages; 68-acre facility off Burnett Ferry Road; pets not allowed inside the gates of the ball facilities, service dogs only; 1014 Burnett Ferry Rd SW, Rome, GA 30165) · Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation: Coaches Handbook (game facilities: Alto Park, Upper Alto Fields 1-5 and Lower Alto Fields 6-8, 1014 Burnett Ferry Road)
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Quick facts
- Eight baseball/softball fields in two complexes, five at Upper Alto (Fields 1-5) and three at Lower Alto (Fields 6-8), plus six batting cages, in a 68-acre county park that's the hub for community softball in Rome and Floyd County (Georgia's Rome; Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation).
- Pets aren't allowed inside the gates of the ball facilities; service dogs only (Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation).
- The Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home is about 15 minutes away; Rome hotels are 13-19 minutes away, and downtown Broad Street food and coffee are about 14-15 minutes away.
Map: fields, hotels, food and coffee
- The fields
- Hotels (3)
- Food (1)
- Coffee (1)
Tap a pin for the drive time. Pins are placed from each listed address; drive times are no-traffic estimates.
Hotels near Alto Park
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Courtyard by Marriott Rome
300 W 3rd St SW, Rome, GA, 30165 · about 13 min / 5.4 mi to the main campus
Listing amenities: Restaurant, Pet friendly, Air conditioning, Gym, Breakfast available, Parking available.
Hampton Inn & Suites Rome
875 West 1st Street NW, Rome, GA, 30161 · about 15 min / 6.1 mi to the main campus
Listing amenities: Breakfast included, Pool, Pet friendly, Parking included, Free WiFi, Air conditioning.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Rome
90 MATCH POINT WAY NE, Rome, GA, 30165 · about 19 min / 9.4 mi to the main campus
Listing amenities: Breakfast included, Pool, Parking included, Free WiFi, Air conditioning, Bar.
Places to eat near Alto Park
Harvest Moon Cafe
234 Broad St, Rome, GA 30161 · about 14 min drive
Southern-style restaurant on Broad Street in historic downtown Rome, with a patio and a rustic, folk-art interior (Georgia's Rome).
Official pageCoffee: Swift & Finch Coffee Roasters
600 Broad St, Rome, GA 30161 · about 15 min drive
Downtown Rome coffee shop that roasts its own beans on site, a local favorite (Georgia's Rome).
Official pageThings to do between games
Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home
501 Riverside Pkwy, Rome, GA 30161 · about 15 min drive (7.6 mi)
Rome's signature historic site, about 15 minutes away: a good outing between games or on a day off. Once the home of Cherokee leader Major Ridge and his family, now a National Historic Landmark and an official site on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail, with Cherokee artifacts found on site and a demonstration garden. Check the official site for visiting details before you go (Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home; Georgia's Rome).
Official pagePacking notes
- Northwest Georgia summers are hot and humid, with strong sun on open fields: bring a canopy or other shade, sunscreen and plenty of water.
- Afternoon thunderstorms can pop up quickly in summer, and spring and fall mornings can start cool; keep rain gear and a layer in the car.
Sources
- Georgia's Rome (Greater Rome CVB): Alto Park (Alto Park Softball Complex: five baseball/softball fields in the upper complex and three at the lower complex, plus six batting cages; 68-acre facility off Burnett Ferry Road; pets not allowed inside the gates of the ball facilities, service dogs only; 1014 Burnett Ferry Rd SW, Rome, GA 30165)
- Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation: Park Project Updates (Alto Park, 1014 Burnett Ferry Road: funded by the 2023 SPLOST, the ball fields receive new synthetic turf infields and new rubber-coated fencing; the project wrapped up in October)
- Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation: Alto Park (68-acre centralized site of community softball in Floyd County; 10-court lighted tennis center, playground, picnic pavilion, batting cages, concessions, restrooms; pets not allowed inside the gates of the ball facilities, service dogs only)
- Rome-Floyd County Parks & Recreation: Coaches Handbook (game facilities: Alto Park, Upper Alto Fields 1-5 and Lower Alto Fields 6-8, 1014 Burnett Ferry Road)
- Drive estimates: OSRM road routing from the fields, no traffic.
More Georgia guides: all 5 Georgia complexes.