TourneyGuidesRavensdale Park tournament guide
Ravensdale (Maple Valley area), Washington · 27200 SE Kent Kangley Rd, Ravensdale, WA 98051
Last verified 2026-10-17
Field surface: Turf infields
Turf on the lighted diamonds. King County's 2026 field list shows Ravensdale 1 as a baseball/softball field with a synthetic infield, and the 2015 redevelopment added two lighted multi-sport synthetic fields (Ravensdale 2 and 3, which have bases out to 90 feet) plus a synthetic soccer field. GSL Tournaments rates Ravensdale Park as turf with rubber cleats only. The two unlighted diamonds, Ravensdale 5 and 6, are listed without a surface type, so check your schedule if you're placed there. (5 baseball/softball fields: Ravensdale 1 (synthetic infield, 285-foot fence, lights), Ravensdale 2 and 3 (synthetic multi-purpose, 490 feet to the fence, bases up to 90 feet, lights), Ravensdale 5 (bases up to 90 feet, mound, no lights) and Ravensdale 6 (60–65-foot bases, no lights); plus a synthetic soccer field and a grass youth soccer field)
Cleats: Rubber cleats only (GSL). Metal cleats are banned on King County's synthetic turf fields.
Source: King County Parks: 2026 Athletic Field Scheduling Booklet (field list, turf rules) · Courier-Herald (May 2015): Ravensdale Park makeover now open to the public · GSL Tournaments: Fields and Facilities (Ravensdale Park: Turf, Rubber, No Pets)
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Stay-to-play: not confirmed
GSL Tournaments lists Ravensdale Park in its fields directory, and Perfect Game ran its 2025 Northwest All-State Games and Prospect Gateway here (Fields 2 and 3, Aug 23–24, 2025). We didn't find a published stay-to-play requirement for tournaments at this park. Rules vary by event and organizer, so check your event page before booking.
Quick facts
- King County park on SE Kent Kangley Rd at 272nd Ave SE, east of Maple Valley. It's rural, so the nearest hotels are 25–30 minutes away in Auburn and Kent.
- Redeveloped in 2015 by King County Parks, the City of Maple Valley and the Ravensdale Park Foundation, with new restrooms, parking and an indoor baseball training facility (Courier-Herald).
- Lights on Ravensdale 1–4 run on an automated system; fields 5 and 6 have no lights, so late games go to the lit fields (King County).
- Alcohol isn't allowed in King County parks. No pets at GSL events here.
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.
Where to stay
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Auburn Downtown by IHG
507 C Street SW, Auburn, WA 98001 · about 25 min / 15.2 mi to the main campus
Listing amenities: Pool, Breakfast included, Pet friendly.
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Comfort Inn Kent - Seattle
22311 84th Ave S, Kent, WA 98032 · about 27 min / 13.9 mi to the main campus
Listing amenities: Pool, Hot tub.
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle/Kent
21109 66th Ave S, Kent, WA 98032 · about 30 min / 15.6 mi to the main campus
Listing amenities: Pool, Hot tub.
Feeding the team
Puerto Vallarta (Covington)
16717 SE 272nd St, Covington, WA 98042 · about 13 min drive
Owner-operated Mexican restaurant (two locations, Covington and Yelm). Open daily: Mon–Thu 11am–9:30pm, Fri–Sat 11am–10:30pm, Sun 11am–9pm. Call 253-631-1399 ahead for a team.
Official pageCoffee: Creative Coffee Brewing
26843 Maple Valley Black Diamond Rd SE, Maple Valley, WA 98038 · about 4 min drive
Family-owned, woman-owned drive-through coffee stand started in 2020, with coffee drinks, snacks and sandwiches.
Official pageBetween games
Lake Wilderness Park
22500 SE 248th St, Maple Valley, WA 98038 · about 10 min drive
117-acre city park with a play area, picnic tables and walking paths, plus a swim beach with seasonal lifeguards, boat rentals and access to the Green to Cedar Rivers Trail. Open 7am to dusk year-round. Leashed dogs OK; no alcohol.
Official pagePacking notes
- Rubber cleats or turf shoes only on the synthetic fields; no metal spikes.
- No sunflower seeds, gum or tobacco on King County turf fields, and no alcohol anywhere in the park.
- Plan meals ahead: food options right by the park are thin, and Covington is the nearest restaurant stop.