Field of Dreams Movie Site

Horrible. Nickel and dime ya to death Read more >

Smaller than expected. Really neat but to see inside the house was more money. If you are a baseball fan you will enjoy. Read more >

2nd time here...more commercialized Read more >

Excellent place to learn more about the history behind the house as well as the changes that were made in order to make the movie. Interesting story how it was found. Read more >

My visit was really a one off as a participant of the Relay Iowa 339 mile run from Sioux City to Dubuque, the route happened to pass right by so the relay organizers encouraged participants to run the bases and check out the field. We didn't have access into the house or any of the shops but the property as a whole was in great condition and it definitely has inspired me to plan a return trip to take in the whole experience. Read more >

It's touristy. And the corn 🌽 is only ankle high in the late spring. This is reality not a movie. There is now a major league ballpark visible beyond left field, so that MLB billionaire owners can squeeze more out of fans, and ESPN can convince us we should watch their carefully crafted emotional montages, so we buy more autos and beers they are schlepping. There is a big gift shop and a nice bar for adults.

The house from the movie was cool, although the tours ended at like 4pm. We learned this after paying a "suggested donation" for parking. The tours were finished but the gift shop, snack bar and adults bar were open to take your money.

The highlight was seeing 10-year old kids playing on the actual field, despite their overly competitive coaches and parents trying to feel better about themselves, and living vicariously through young children.... Read more >