Baseball & Softball

Energy Capital Sports Complex tournament guide

Gillette, Wyoming · 3400 Garner Lake Rd, Gillette, WY 82718

Last verified 2026-10-24

Field surface: Turf (infields and outfields not described separately)

Synthetic turf: Visit Gillette & Wright's sports profile describes the complex's fields as SlitFilm turf with sand-rubber infill. It also mentions an infield sprinkler system and doesn't break the surface down by infield and outfield, so confirm footwear with your tournament director. (4 lighted 215-foot softball/baseball fields with bullpens, plus 3 multi-purpose fields and 4 batting cages, owned and run by the City of Gillette (City of Gillette).)

Source: City of Gillette: Energy Capital Sports Complex (4 - 215' softball/baseball fields with bullpens; 4 batting cages; electronic scoreboards; outdoor lighting; concession stand; 3 multi-purpose fields; ADA playground; splash pad) · Visit Gillette & Wright: Campbell County sports profile sheet (Energy Capital Sports Complex: Little League baseball and fastpitch softball; SlitFilm turf with sand-rubber infill; infield sprinkler system; four softball/baseball fields with bullpens; 215-foot fences; 2.4-mile recreation trail around the complex)

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Quick facts

A City of Gillette complex on the southeast side of town with four lighted 215-foot softball/baseball fields with bullpens, electronic scoreboards, batting cages, a concession stand, a playground and a splash pad.
The USSSA Razor City Showcase splits its fastpitch games between Energy Capital and Bicentennial Park, and has drawn teams from South Dakota, Montana and North Dakota, including the Rapid City Cougars, Belgrade, the Billings Blaze and the Williston Boom (USSSA).
The Arbuckle Lodge is about 4 minutes away, a local coffee shop about 5, and downtown Gillette's diners and the Rockpile Museum about 12.

Map: fields, hotels, food and coffee

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Hotels (2)
Food (2)
Coffee (1)

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Hotels near Energy Capital Sports Complex

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Arbuckle Lodge

1400 S Garner Lake Rd, Gillette, WY 82718 · about 4 min / 1.6 mi to the main campus

A lodge-style hotel just up Garner Lake Road with a free Round-Up breakfast buffet of 30+ items, an indoor heated pool and hot tub, a fitness room, free guest laundry and pet-friendly rooms (Arbuckle Lodge).

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Gillette

2577 S Douglas Hwy, Gillette, WY 82718 · about 9 min / 3.4 mi to the main campus

A Marriott hotel on South Douglas Highway with a free hot breakfast, an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, a game room, on-site laundry, free parking and pet-friendly rooms, plus an attached indoor waterpark with slides and a lazy river (Marriott).

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Places to eat near Energy Capital Sports Complex

Lula Belle's Cafe

101 N Gillette Ave, Gillette, WY 82716 · about 12 min drive (5.3 mi)

A downtown Gillette café serving the town since 1964 and family-run by sisters Laurie and Jolene, known for homemade pies, caramel rolls and chicken fried steak (Lula Belle's Cafe).

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Pokey's BBQ

408 S Douglas Hwy, Gillette, WY 82716 · about 9 min drive (2.8 mi)

A family-run barbecue restaurant on Douglas Highway for smoked meats, with dine-in, carryout and catering, which makes it easy to feed a whole team (Pokey's BBQ).

Official page

Coffee: Wyoming House of Coffee

5700 S Douglas Hwy, Gillette, WY 82718 · about 5 min drive (2.6 mi)

A locally owned Gillette coffee shop in the Energy Lanes parking lot on South Douglas Highway, close to the fields for an early-morning stop (Wyoming House of Coffee).

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Things to do between games

Eagle Butte and Belle Ayr Coal Mine Tours

314 S Gillette Ave, Gillette, WY 82716 · about 11 min drive (5.3 mi)

Gillette calls itself the Energy Capital of the Nation, and these guided tours leave from the Gillette Visitor Center to see a working surface coal mine up close, with transportation provided. Tours are seasonal, so check the tour schedule before you plan around one (Visit Gillette & Wright).

Official page

Campbell County Rockpile Museum

900 W 2nd St, Gillette, WY 82716 · about 12 min drive (5.7 mi)

A county history museum next to the Rockpile landmark with Powder River Basin rifles, saddles, fossils and wagons, a homestead shack, rural schoolhouses, a caboose and a dress-up area for kids (Campbell County).

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Packing notes

The fields are synthetic turf, so pack turf shoes; the complex profile also lists an infield sprinkler system.
Bring chairs, sunscreen and a windproof layer. Gillette sits on open high plains, so afternoons can be hot and breezy and nights under the lights cool off fast.
Siblings can bring swimsuits for the splash pad next to the fields when it's running, and walking shoes for the recreation trail around the complex.

Sources

More Wyoming guides: all 4 Wyoming complexes.