The Kansas City metro has baseball and softball complexes and training academies on both sides of the state line. This post lists where the main ones are, what each facility says it offers, and roughly how far each one is from the nearest city halls, with links to the guides for those cities.
Programs, field counts and names change, so confirm current details with each facility before you plan around it. The drive tables use OpenStreetMap routing and show times without traffic, measured from each complex to a city hall.
Johnson County complexes
The 3&2 Baseball Club, Lenexa and Shawnee
3&2 Baseball Club of Johnson County plays on two complexes. The East Complex, fields 1 to 9, is at 18300 W. 87th Street in Lenexa. The West Complex, fields 10 to 27, is at 8000 Monticello Road in Shawnee. The club says the East Complex has nine lighted fields on 25 acres and the West Complex has 18 fields, 11 of them lighted, on 67 acres. It was established in 1951 and marked its 75th season in 2025, according to the Johnson County Post. The club runs league play, a fall season and invitational tournaments, and its office number is 913-888-8055.
Approximate drives from 3&2 East Complex, Lenexa:
- Lenexa City Hall: 0.9 miles, 3 minutes
- Overland Park City Hall: 6.4 miles, 14 minutes
- Olathe City Hall: 7.3 miles, 16 minutes
- Shawnee City Hall: 8.5 miles, 16 minutes
Approximate drives from 3&2 West Complex, Shawnee:
- Lenexa City Hall: 3.9 miles, 8 minutes
- Olathe City Hall: 8.8 miles, 14 minutes
- Shawnee City Hall: 9.3 miles, 17 minutes
- Overland Park City Hall: 9.4 miles, 20 minutes
City halls in Lenexa, Overland Park and Olathe are all within about 8 miles of the East Complex by road.
Homefield KC, Olathe and Kansas City, Kansas
Homefield KC lists two facilities on its website. Its Olathe Training Center, at 2115 E. Kansas City Road in Olathe, covers 270,000 square feet with multi-purpose courts, multi-sport fields and a 20,000-square-foot performance lab. It is the main training site for Homefield's Building Champions academies, which include Building Champions Baseball.
Its Showcase Center is at 9250 State Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas. Homefield describes it as the hub for its basketball, volleyball and football academies and a site for tournaments and events. The Kansas City Star reported at its April 23, 2024 opening that the 150,000-square-foot arena holds 10 basketball and 12 volleyball courts.
The outdoor baseball fields are a few blocks north, at 1501 N. 90th Street: the Homefield Baseball Complex, with eight synthetic-turf fields on about 50 acres, built in 2024. The Star reported on July 24, 2026 that Homefield had listed the complex for sale, and that Prep Baseball Report and Homefield's baseball teams would keep managing and using it under a 20-year lease. Homefield's own website does not list the complex among its facilities, so confirm who runs an event there before you plan around it.
Approximate drives from Homefield Olathe Training Center:
- Olathe City Hall: 2.8 miles, 6 minutes
- Lenexa City Hall: 4.8 miles, 10 minutes
- Overland Park City Hall: 7.7 miles, 13 minutes
- Shawnee City Hall: 11 miles, 16 minutes
Approximate drives from Homefield Showcase Center, Kansas City, Kansas:
- Lenexa City Hall: 12 miles, 15 minutes
- Kansas City, Kansas City Hall (701 N. 7th Street Trafficway): 12 miles, 19 minutes
- Shawnee City Hall: 12 miles, 19 minutes
- Parkville City Hall: 15 miles, 22 minutes
- Overland Park City Hall: 17 miles, 25 minutes
Missouri complexes and academies
Creekside Baseball Park, Parkville
Creekside Baseball Park is at 15900 Long Ball Street in Parkville, in Platte County. It has six turf baseball fields and held its grand opening on June 1, 2020, according to the Platte County Citizen. The park says its diamonds are high school sized with synthetic infields, full-size press boxes and 50-foot dugouts. It is run by Bullpen Tournaments with Prep Baseball Report, and its event list includes the Prep Baseball KC Classic, Super 16, Super 15, PBRT Creekside Open and PBRT World Series. Parkville does not have its own guide on this site; the nearest guides are North Kansas City and Kansas City, Missouri.
Approximate drives from Creekside Baseball Park, Parkville:
- Parkville City Hall: 5.6 miles, 11 minutes
- Riverside City Hall: 13 miles, 19 minutes
- Kansas City International Airport terminal: 14 miles, 20 minutes
- North Kansas City City Hall: 17 miles, 25 minutes
- Kansas City, Missouri City Hall: 20 miles, 29 minutes
Mac N Seitz and Top Tier Kansas City, Martin City
Top Tier Kansas City works in partnership with Mac N Seitz, whose indoor facility is at 13705 Holmes Road in the Martin City area of south Kansas City, Missouri. Its site lists youth teams, high school teams, a KCCBL team, private instruction, group training, and camps and clinics under the heading "Baseball & Softball Player Development." The closest city hall on the Kansas side is Leawood's.
Approximate drives from Mac N Seitz, 13705 Holmes Road:
- Grandview City Hall: 4.0 miles, 9 minutes
- Leawood City Hall: 5.7 miles, 11 minutes
- Overland Park City Hall: 14 miles, 22 minutes
- Lee's Summit City Hall: 16 miles, 25 minutes
- Kansas City, Missouri City Hall: 19 miles, 29 minutes
Kansas City Urban Youth Academy, 18th and Vine
The Kansas City Urban Youth Academy, run with the Kansas City Royals, is at 1622 E. 17th Terrace near the 18th and Vine district. It opened in 2018. In its own words, it offers "year-round player development programs, featuring open gym sessions and training for ages 5 to 18," along with clinics, camps and educational support. The Royals Nike RBI League there serves boys and girls ages 5 to 18.
Approximate drives from the Urban Youth Academy:
- Kansas City, Missouri City Hall: 1.5 miles, 4 minutes
- North Kansas City City Hall: 4.1 miles, 9 minutes
- Kansas City, Kansas City Hall (701 N. 7th Street Trafficway): 4.8 miles, 10 minutes
- Country Club Plaza: 5.4 miles, 11 minutes
- Lee's Summit City Hall: 19 miles, 30 minutes
Practice sites and tournament sites
A team's weekly practice site and its tournament sites are often different places. Tournaments rotate among complexes around the metro and beyond it, while practices usually stay in one place for a season. If you are looking at homes, I'd start with where practices are held, then check the drive to the complexes your team plays at most.
Narrowing the search
- Find the practice site and use it as the starting point for drive times.
- Pick a drive time you can live with on a weekday, then test it at the hour you would make it, since the times above are without traffic.
- Look up the school district for each address if that matters to you. Districts do not follow city lines, so use the district's own lookup; the school district pages link to them.
- Check the full season. Spring, summer and fall schedules can use different fields.
You can search listings near any of these complexes by city, for example homes for sale in Lenexa or homes for sale in Olathe.
Contact Tom
Tom Staats is a REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty Partners, Inc. in Overland Park, licensed in Kansas and Missouri. Call or text 913-777-4461, or start with the full facilities map.
Common questions
Where are the main baseball and softball complexes in the Kansas City area?
In Kansas, 3&2 Baseball Club has complexes in Lenexa and Shawnee, and Homefield KC has sites in Olathe and Kansas City, Kansas. In Missouri, Creekside Baseball Park is in Parkville, Mac N Seitz (Top Tier Kansas City) is at 13705 Holmes Road in Martin City, and the Kansas City Urban Youth Academy is at 1622 E. 17th Terrace.
Which complexes are in Kansas and which are in Missouri?
3&2's two complexes are in Lenexa and Shawnee, and Homefield KC's two sites are in Olathe and Kansas City, Kansas. Creekside Baseball Park, Mac N Seitz and the Urban Youth Academy are in Missouri.
How far is 3&2's East Complex from nearby city halls?
By OpenStreetMap routing without traffic, it is about 0.9 miles (3 minutes) to Lenexa City Hall, 6.4 miles (14 minutes) to Overland Park City Hall and 7.3 miles (16 minutes) to Olathe City Hall.
How should I weigh practice and tournament locations when choosing a home?
Practice sites are used every week, while tournament sites change from event to event. I'd map the drive from each home you are considering to the practice site at the time of day you would make it, since the tables in this post are free-flow times.
Related pages
- Homefield KC
- 3&2 Baseball Club of Johnson County
- All KC Youth Sports Facilities
- Olathe Area Guide
- Lee's Summit Area Guide
Sources
- 3&2 Baseball Club: East Complex, fields 1 to 9 (2026)
- 3&2 Baseball Club: West Complex, fields 10 to 27 (2026)
- Homefield KC: Olathe Training Center (2026)
- Homefield KC: Kansas City, Kansas Showcase Center (2026)
- Creekside Baseball Park: Home (2026)
- Mac N Seitz: Our facility (2026)
- Kansas City Royals: Kansas City Urban Youth Academy (2026)
- OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM): approximate drive distances and times (October 2026)
- 3&2 Baseball Club: Frequently asked questions, complexes and fields (2026)
- Johnson County Post: 3&2 Baseball Club celebrates 75th season (October 6, 2025)
- Kansas City Star via Yahoo Sports: Homefield unveils newly completed $60 million youth sports arena in Kansas City, Kansas (April 24, 2024)
- Kansas City Star via AOL: KCK youth sports complex up for sale just 2 years after STAR bonds helped build it (July 24, 2026)
- Creekside Baseball Park: About (2026)
- Creekside Baseball Park: Contact, physical address (2026)
- Platte County Citizen: Creekside Baseball Park open for play (June 30, 2020)