It’s true that if you build it, they will come…The Field of Dreams was a total baseball lovers bucket list dream come true! They had a really nice little gift shop. It’s amazing that it’s free to visit and play on the field (although donations are encouraged). We had fun chatting with other baseball fans—I even played catch for a bit with a Yankees fan (I’m from Cleveland). We had fun taking photos by the house, walking into the cornfields and playing on the field. It was a perfect place to spend a couple of hours basking in baseball nostalgia!

Field of Dreams is one of only 10 films I own. It was fun to hear about the making of the movie and being on the set so to speak. Our guide was very good and made the experience enjoyable. The field and tall corn looked great. Was fun to see young kids playing ball on the actual field used in the movie. Am sure they will remember that the rest of their lives.

What a fun morning we had! Our guide for the house tour was knowledgeable and allowed plenty of time for questions. Lots of fun trivia and history of the house and movie deal were included in the tour. Afterward, we played catch and hit a few balls on the diamond. Then, we walked to the edge of the field where there are signs with QR codes to make your own digital baseball cards, and to replicate walking through the corn. If you’re a fan of the movie, this tour is a lot of fun. Also, the surrounding countryside is just beautiful.

Stunning to spend time on the field and in the house. The tour was fantastic. Lots of lore around the movie and the story. Really enjoyed staying overnight and being able to turn the lights on. I'm sure it's way better when it's warmer and the corn is up, but just being there was magical even at that time of year

Everything about this experience was well done. The staff are friendly,passionate and professional. The field itself is very well cared for. The ‘ghost players’ that roam around are knowledgeable and enjoy playing catch with the visitors!

Saw this on the Today Show and immediately asked the husband if he wanted to go. We live only 5 hours away, so it's not bad. We booked a campsite and away we went. We really wanted to make sure we came on a Saturday to see the Ghost players. Honestly, kinda disappointed. We were really hoping it would resemble the movie more. The players didn't come out of the corn, which we were so hoping would happen. We had envisioned that the players would kind of put on a practice like the movie, but instead, it was like a poorly put together globetrotters show. We sat in the blazing hot sun to watch them interact with a few kids they picked from the crowd. I understand it was lighthearted and geared towards audience participation, but for true Field of Dreams fans, it was a disappointment. Even my 10 year old, who just watched the movie, was disappointed not seeing more of the Ghost Players play. I feel like it could have been better.

The Field of Dreams movie site was an awesome and great experience. Enjoyed the moment and adventures. The tour of the house was excellent and Molly, the tour guide, was very knowledgeable and informative. A great experience.

Of course, we had a special attachment to the movie Field of dreams, or we probably would not have gone in the first place. Given that our experience exceeded our expectations. We enjoyed exploring the house. We enjoyed spending the afternoon watching people enjoying themselves by walking around and having a catch. The corn in the outfield was just about as amazing in person as it was in the movie. You just seem to disappear from you when you walk slowly into the corn, we had an amazing time and would recommend it to others.

I’ve watched the movie but honestly didn’t know what to expect from the movie site. My husband and I who are baseball lovers thought this was one of the best stops we’ve made all summer. We live around 9 hours away and were traveling back home, working this into our schedule. So glad we did! Love the field and the nostalgia of how original everything seems. We arrived on a Monday and we got there soon after 9 am. It honestly wasn’t too crowded but seemed to get that way as the day went on. Parking was very close by for us because we arrived early. We played on the field, ran the bases (lot of balls, bats and gloves supplied right beside the field) and went out to the corn stalks, bought souvenirs (they didn’t have any magnets in stock, I was bummed, magnets are my thing!!) and then toured at 11am. Our house tour guide was Molly, very knowledgeable and didn’t read a single word off of a q card. We went into their eatery (The DugOut) drank a cold one and left soon after. Every one was so friendly! Met many tourists and staff who were willing to take a photo and share a baseball story or two. Definitely more beautiful, peaceful and interesting than I imagined.

What a magical place! The field, the house and the corn fields are perfection! It was also nice to meet the gentleman dressed as a ghost player, he was so friendly and made sure we were able to get a picture as a family. We also took a tour of the house with Craig and he was full of knowledge about the property and the filming of the movie.