Baseball, softball

Centennial Park tournament guide

Orland Park, Illinois · 15600 West Ave, Orland Park, IL 60462

Last verified 2026-10-22

Field surface: not yet verified

Not yet verified. The Village of Orland Park lists nine baseball/softball fields at Centennial Park but doesn't publish their surfaces. Bring shoes for dirt and grass, and check with your organizer before you go. (9 baseball/softball fields on a 192-acre Village park that also has 8 soccer fields (Village of Orland Park; Orland Youth Association).)

Source: Village of Orland Park: Centennial Park (15600 West Avenue; 192 acres; (9) baseball/softball fields, (8) soccer fields, bike/walking paths, boating, dog park, fishing, pavilion, playground, skate park, sledding hill, water park; often used for athletic tournaments, with a Tournament Parking Map) · Orland Youth Association: Our Facilities (Centennial Park is home to 9 baseball fields and 8 soccer fields)

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Quick facts

9 baseball/softball fields in a 192-acre Village of Orland Park park that's often used for tournaments (Village of Orland Park).
The park also has a water park, playground, skate park, dog park, fishing and walking paths, handy for siblings between games (Village of Orland Park).
On West Avenue on Orland Park's south side, about a mile south of the John Humphrey Complex; the LaGrange Road hotels are about 7 minutes away.

Map: fields, hotels, food and coffee

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The fields
Hotels (3)
Food (1)
Coffee (1)

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Hotels near Centennial Park

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Hampton Inn Chicago Orland Park

16176 LaGrange Road, Orland Park, IL, 60467 · about 7 min / 1.7 mi to the main campus

Listing amenities: Breakfast included, Pet friendly, Parking included, Gym, Pool. On LaGrange Road.

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Homewood Suites by Hilton Orland Park

16245 South La Grange Road, Orland Park, IL, 60467 · about 7 min / 2 mi to the main campus

Listing amenities: Pool, Breakfast included, Pet friendly, Parking included, Free WiFi. Suites with kitchens.

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Quality Inn & Suites Orland Park - Chicago

8800 W 159th St, Orland Park, IL, 60462 · about 7 min / 2.2 mi to the main campus

Listing amenities: Breakfast included, Parking included, Pet friendly, Free WiFi, Gym.

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Places to eat near Centennial Park

Papa Joe's Italian Restaurant

14459 S LaGrange Rd, Orland Park, IL 60462 · about 7 min drive

An Italian restaurant owned and run by the Lorenzo family since 1982; the original Orland Park location is full service, with a dining room, banquet rooms and carryout (Papa Joe's).

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Coffee: The White Sheep

14335 S La Grange Rd, Orland Park, IL 60462 · about 8 min drive

A breakfast and brunch café that roasts its coffee beans in house and bakes its own donuts (The White Sheep).

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Things to do between games

Rate Field (Chicago White Sox)

333 W 35th St, Chicago, IL 60616 · about 44 min drive (25.7 mi)

The nearest MLB ballpark, about 44 minutes northeast on Chicago's South Side and home of the White Sox. Check the official site for the schedule, tickets and parking (Chicago White Sox).

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Orland Grassland

W 167th St, west of S La Grange Rd, Orland Park, IL 60467 · about 5 min drive (1.3 mi)

A Forest Preserves of Cook County prairie just south of the park, designated an Illinois Nature Preserve, with trails for walking and biking and a birding hotspot. Dogs must be on leash (Forest Preserves of Cook County).

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Packing notes

Chicago-area springs start cold and windy: bring layers, rain gear and blankets for early games.
Summer afternoons get hot and humid; bring a canopy or other shade, sunscreen and plenty of water.
Field surfaces aren't published, so pack turf shoes and a backup pair until you know your field.

Sources

More Illinois guides: all 31 Illinois complexes.