Sawyer Park tournament guide
Kensington, New Hampshire · 24 Trundlebed Lane, Kensington, NH 03833
Last verified 2026-10-24
Field surface: not yet verified
Not yet verified. The Sawyer Kensington Trust lists three lit athletic fields but doesn't describe their infield or outfield surfaces, so we haven't confirmed them. (3 lit athletic fields, played as Sawyer Park Fields A, B and C in Perfect Game baseball, plus a separate multipurpose field, on 30 acres owned by the Town of Kensington and run by the Sawyer Kensington Trust (Sawyer Kensington Trust; Perfect Game).)
Source: Sawyer Kensington Trust: Fields & Features (30 acres in Kensington, New Hampshire; 3 Lit Athletic Fields; Multipurpose Field; concessions; restrooms; pavilion; playground; 24 Trundlebed Lane, Kensington, NH 03833) · Perfect Game: 11U PG New England Showdown at Sawyer Park, Kensington, NH (games on Sawyer Park Field A, Field B and Field C)
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Quick facts
- A 30-acre park built in 2008 on land the Lewis family gave to the Town of Kensington, with three lit ball fields, a multipurpose field, a playground, a skate park, a pavilion and a concession stand, run by the Sawyer Kensington Trust (Sawyer Kensington Trust).
- Perfect Game's 11U New England Showdown plays every game here on Fields A, B and C, with travel teams from Maine (Biddeford, Auburn and Waterville) and Massachusetts (Wrentham, Hanover, Framingham, Peabody, Holden, Brockton, Norfolk and Tewksbury) alongside New Hampshire clubs (Perfect Game).
- Inkwell Coffee and Romeo's Pizza are about 10 to 11 minutes away in Exeter, hotels 11 to 13, and Hampton Beach about 20.
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 Sawyer Park
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Hampton Inn & Suites Exeter
59 Portsmouth Avenue, Exeter, NH 03833 · about 12 min / 5 mi to the main campus
A short walk from historic downtown Exeter, with a free hot breakfast, an indoor pool, a fitness center, free parking and WiFi, EV charging, and pet-friendly rooms (Hilton).
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Hampton South-Seabrook
11 Rocks Road, Seabrook, NH 03874 · about 11 min / 5.4 mi to the main campus
An IHG hotel off Route 1 near I-95, about six miles from Hampton Beach, with a free hot breakfast, a heated indoor pool, a fitness center, guest laundry and free parking. Kids eat free (IHG).
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Fairfield Inn & Suites Portsmouth Exeter
138 Portsmouth Avenue, Exeter, NH 03833 · about 13 min / 5.4 mi to the main campus
A family-friendly Marriott in Exeter with a free daily breakfast, a heated indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness room, guest laundry and free parking (Marriott).
Places to eat near Sawyer Park
Romeo's Pizza
72 Lincoln St, Exeter, NH 03833 · about 11 min drive (4.5 mi)
A neighborhood pizza restaurant owned and run by the Fotinos family since 1978, with pizza, subs, Greek plates and pasta, a 48-seat dining room with high chairs, and delivery to Kensington (Romeo's Pizza).
Official pageCoffee: Inkwell Coffee
55 Water Street, Unit 101, Exeter, NH 03833 · about 10 min drive (4.5 mi)
A New Hampshire coffee house in Exeter's historic IOKA Theater building downtown, with handcrafted espresso drinks, nitro cold brew, house-made chai, breakfast sandwiches and house-made baked goods (Inkwell Coffee).
Official pageThings to do between games
Hampton Beach State Park
160 Ocean Blvd, Hampton, NH 03842 · about 20 min drive (10.1 mi)
The area's signature outing: an Atlantic oceanfront state park along miles of sandy beach, with swimming, fishing and picnicking (NH State Parks).
Official pagePacking notes
- Bring chairs, a pop-up canopy, sunscreen and plenty of water. Field surfaces aren't verified yet, so check with your tournament director about footwear.
- The ball fields are lettered A, B and C rather than numbered, so note your field letter before you unload (Perfect Game).
- Seacoast mornings and evenings can turn cool and breezy, so pack a layer for early and late games.
Sources
- Perfect Game: 11U PG New England Showdown, participating teams (from Biddeford, Auburn and Waterville, ME; Wrentham, Hanover, Framingham, Peabody, Holden, Brockton, Norfolk and Tewksbury, MA; Derry, NH)
- Perfect Game: 11U PG New England Showdown at Sawyer Park, Kensington, NH (schedule on Sawyer Park Fields A, B and C)
- Sawyer Kensington Trust: Fields & Features
- Sawyer Kensington Trust: History and agreement (built in 2008 by the Lewis family; land owned by the Town of Kensington; the Trust manages the park)
- Drive estimates: OSRM road routing from the fields, no traffic.
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