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About Homestead Sports Complex

The Homestead Sports Complex, located at 1601 SE 28th Ave, Homestead, FL 33035, is a historically significant baseball training facility once used for spring training and multi-sport events. Though the venue is no longer active, it remains a notable part of South Florida sports history, having hosted spring training for the Cleveland Indians in the early 1990s and other events such as the Florida Legends (LLB) in 1998 and the Florida Thunder (Pro Cricket) in 2004. It also gained fame as a filming location for the movie Any Given Sunday (1999). This page provides a comprehensive overview for researchers and visitors, including seating details, parking, transit, and nearby affiliate-friendly hotel and dining recommendations to support teams, fans, and event planners who may be researching historic venues in the Miami-Dade area.

Location and context: Homestead Sports Complex sits within Homestead, a city in Miami-Dade County, South Florida. The site historically offered efficient on-site parking and access to regional transit, making it a practical hub during its operation for teams and fans alike. While the facility itself is no longer active as a venue, the legacy of its seating capacity and multi-sport use informs current discussions of baseball and event history in the region.

Seating and capacity historically ranged up to about 6,500 seated for baseball, with potential expansion to approximately 9,000. For planners studying legacy venues in South Florida, the complex exemplifies mid-to-late 20th-century design with ample parking and easy city access. Parking historically offered over 3,900 spaces, a feature that supported large crowds during peak events. Transit connections included Miami-Dade Transit routes and Homestead’s three-route trolley system, which linked local stops to MDC Transit hubs. Even though the complex is demolished, its footprint remains a point of reference for event logistics, regional sports history, and potential future site considerations.

Nearby amenities for teams and visitors emphasize value and practicality. Affiliate partners in the Homestead area include a range of hotels and eateries suitable for teams traveling through South Florida. The following options are commonly recommended by event teams and sports affiliates for proximity, reliability, and solid service standards:

  • Hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Homestead, Best Western Gateway to the Keys (Florida City), Quality Inn Florida City - Gateway to the Keys, Days Inn by Wyndham Florida City
  • Dining: Nearby casual and family-friendly options with quick service and group-friendly environments

Important: Always verify current availability and service at partner properties. For teams, we can assist with coordinating stays and itineraries through our affiliate network to ensure convenient, dependable arrangements.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1601 SE 28th Ave, Homestead, FL 33035.
  • Venue type: Baseball training facility, historically used as a spring-training site and multi-sport complex; not a current active venue.
  • Capacity: 6,500 seated (baseball); facility was expandable to about 9,000.
  • Parking: Over 3,900 parking spaces.
  • Demolished: May 20, 2019.
  • Notable events hosted: Spring training for the Cleveland Indians (early 1990s); Florida Legends (LLB) in 1998; Florida Thunder (Pro Cricket) in 2004; used for filming of Any Given Sunday (1999).
  • Transit: Public transit access via Miami-Dade Transit connections; Homestead operates a three-route trolley system serving the city and linking to MDC Transit.
  • Nearby hotels (options for teams/visitors): Hilton Garden Inn Homestead; Best Western Gateway to the Keys (Florida City); Quality Inn Florida City - Gateway to the Keys; Days Inn by Wyndham Florida City.