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Cheshire Park tournament guide

Cheshire, Connecticut · 1000 Highland Avenue, Cheshire, CT 06410

Last verified 2026-10-24

Field surface: not yet verified

Not yet verified. The Town of Cheshire lists three 60-foot diamonds at Cheshire Park (D1 center field, D2 center field with lights, D3 south field), but doesn't say what the infields or outfields are. (3 diamonds: Cheshire Park D1 (center field, 60'), D2 (center field, 60', lights) and D3 (south field, 60') (Town of Cheshire).)

Source: Town of Cheshire Parks and Recreation: Cheshire Park (1000 Highland Ave., Cheshire) facility areas (Amphitheater; Basketball Court; Cheshire Pk D1 ctr. fld 60'; Cheshire Park D2 ctr. fld. 60' with field lights; Cheshire Pk D3 south fld. 60'; Cross Country Meet Trail; Mark Jardim Pavilion; 6 pickleball courts; 3 tennis courts; volleyball court; north and south parking lots, south lot near the playground and basketball court; goat pasture; 1000 Highland Avenue, Cheshire, CT 06410; (203) 272-2743)

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Quick facts

A Town of Cheshire park on Highland Avenue (Route 10) with three 60-foot diamonds (one lit), plus an amphitheater, basketball, pickleball, tennis and volleyball courts, a playground, the Mark Jardim Pavilion and a cross-country trail (Town of Cheshire).
Cheshire Park is one of the venues for the Flames Invitational fastpitch tournament, along with Bartlem Park and Cheshire High School (PlayFPN).
Out-of-state fastpitch teams play pool games on Cheshire Park's three fields, including Mass Titans 10U Black from Fall River, Massachusetts, RI StoneCrabs Navy from Lincoln, Rhode Island, GSE 10U from Epping, New Hampshire and Royal On Field 10U from Repentigny, Quebec (PlayFPN).
Cheshire Pizza & Ale is about 3 minutes south, Lake Compounce is about 15 minutes north, and the Southington hotels are about 9 to 10 minutes away.

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Hotels near Cheshire Park

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Residence Inn by Marriott Southington

778 West Street, Southington, CT, 06489 · about 9 min / 6.2 mi to the main campus

An all-suite hotel with full kitchens, separate living and sleeping areas, free hot breakfast, a 24-hour fitness center, an outdoor basketball court, a fire pit and grill, on-site laundry and free parking. Up to two pets are allowed (Marriott).

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Homewood Suites by Hilton Southington, CT

1096 West Street, Southington, CT, 06489 · about 10 min / 6.8 mi to the main campus

An all-suite hotel a short way up West Street, with free hot breakfast, a fitness center, connecting rooms and free parking. Dogs and cats are allowed (Hilton).

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Places to eat near Cheshire Park

Cheshire Pizza & Ale

133 Highland Avenue, Cheshire, CT 06410 · about 3 min drive (1.9 mi)

A family-run pizza place on Route 10, opened by Mike and Hope in the late 1970s and now run by their children Dimitri and Rita, with the same pizza recipe for 40 years and a well-rounded beer list. Call (203) 272-3651 (Cheshire Pizza & Ale).

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Coffee: Cheshire Coffee

210 Old Towne Road, Cheshire, CT 06410 · about 5 min drive (2.7 mi)

A local coffee shop with drip coffee brewed fresh every hour and espresso drinks, just off Route 10 in Cheshire (Cheshire Coffee).

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Things to do between games

Lake Compounce

185 Enterprise Drive, Bristol, CT 06010 · about 15 min drive (9.2 mi)

The area's signature stop: America's first amusement park, with classic coasters like Boulder Dash and Wildcat, Connecticut's largest water park, Crocodile Cove, and Kiddie Land for younger siblings (Lake Compounce).

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Packing notes

Bring chairs, a pop-up canopy and plenty of water. Cheshire Park has three diamonds (D1, D2 and D3), so check your field before you park.
The playground, courts and trail give younger siblings something to do between games. The south lot is the one near the playground and basketball court.

Sources

More Connecticut guides: all 12 Connecticut complexes.