Situated among the evergreen trees on Bothell-Everett Highway this beautiful sports park features a 64,000 square foot lighted field turf play surface suitable for little league baseball/softball or soccer play. Located adjacent to the field is a well-maintained 10,000 square foot lighted concrete skateboard park with many box features and a bowl. A concession stand completes the park with an announcer's booth to call all the action on the field and restrooms for park patrons.
Renting Freedom Field Field
Field may be rented for one-time use, camps, league practices, games and tournaments.
Before inquiring, check the
calendar to see if your dates are available. Throughout the year, several Mill Creek sports leagues utilize the field for practices and games on a daily basis.
If you are a league interested in multiple days, please download the
fillable Application Packet.
Freedom Field Highlights
• 60' diamond
• 245' to outfield fencing (seasonal/temporary)
• Concrete dugouts
• Scoreboard (arranged before season)
• PA System
• LED lighting
• Soccer field dimensions: 225' x 135'
• Park hours 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Mill Creek Sports Park Use Policy
Please review this full policy; field and concession stand users are responsible for adhering to it.
Concession Stand Rental
Please contact the
Recreation Office if you are interested in renting the Concession Stand.
Unscheduled Use
Unscheduled use may occur as long as such use does not interfere with scheduled use, field maintenance or field closures. Unscheduled use must be non-league use, with no coaching/instruction, players in uniforms or officials. Informal “sand lot/backyard” games among friends or neighborhood residents are examples of non-league use.
Questions or Information
425-582-6003
Email
Other local fields available to rent
Snohomish County - Includes Willis Tucker, Tambark, Martha Lake Airport Park, Logan Park, and Paine FIeld.
Northshore School District - includes Pop Keeney Stadium
Everett Parks - American Legion Memorial Park, Garfield Park, Kasch Memorial Park, Phil Johnson Ballfields, and Senator H. M. Jackson Park.