Tour guide was very good. We rented the house to stay the night in. They keep everything clean and makes it feel home like. Everyone we came across was very friendly. Played some catch and did some hitting on the field. Will definitely try and make the trip again.

I went with both of my adult sons. We planned this trip and then did a weekend Cub game in Chicago. I absolutely enjoyed the experience but if you're only going to the ballfield, there's not much to do overall. We arrived early (8am) and had the whole field to ourselves. We played catch, pitched off the mound, sat on the top seats of the bleachers and hit ground balls to each other. We chose not to do the tour, more than a few people I have spoken with said they wouldn't do the tour if they could it over again. Price point and "everything you hear are on the DVD extras" were the reason. I read a review that the gift shop was disappointing and I agree, it is. Not much of a selection and the magnets were "meh". It is underwhelming considering the potential. Talked with field caretaker, he was great and told us some good stories. We brought our own drinks too, which helped. The thing I wish we would have done is gone into Dyersville for the movie museum. Would I ever go back? Probably not. It's something off my bucket list and I'm glad I did it.

Impromptu stop while we were on the road and it didn’t disappoint! We got to play baseball on the field (bats, balls, and gloves were provided), walk through the corn, and shop in the gift shop. All ages were here enjoying the site. If you’ve seen the movie you will enjoy a visit!

We rented the house and field for a pre-college trip with our grandson and his parents. He smacked 7 balls into the corn and even got pitched to by a ghost player from the movie! We played ball under the lights well into the night, what an adrenaline high, each one of us felt like a kid again. As our grandson prepares for his college years, he’ll be packing treasured Grandfather/Father/Son memories that will last forever. We’ve traveled the world and have seen much of this beautiful country, Iowa being our 49th state, and I can truly say that Field of Dreams was by far our most magical experience ever!

House tour was very informative, thanks to our knowledgeable guide, and is an absolute must for any visit to Field of Dreams. The field itself is an amazing sight to see. Being able to play ball on that field, batting practice, fielding, etc. was a great experience. Having a catch with my son where Ray and John had a catch, is something I’ll remember and treasure forever. This is definitely a place where dreams come true!

If you are even remotely a baseball fan or a fan of the movie, you should go! They ask for a donation upon entering..recommended amounts, but you ca. say no if you need to! We were there on a Saturday. Many ppl of all ages were there having a catch, running the bases, and taking photo s walking into and out if the corn. There is a concession stand with hot dog and snacks etc. it has drink cozy souvenirs for $5….which I didn’t see in the gift shop..and are prob one of the cheapest souvenirs. The gift shop is expensive. Tshirts we’re $34. Hrs about the same. I think there were stickers..which we didn’t see until later! Posters wee $10 ish. The 4 is just mainly for the cost in the gift shop and lack of certain shirts in a range of sizes. We will never forget this memory and we highly recommend a visit!

Step into a simpler time. Had a hot dog at the snack bar because we always have a hot dog at the ball game. Watched the senior citizens step into the outfield corn and expect their younger self to step out of the corn. Round the bases at your own speed, pose on the mound or sit in the bleachers. Take a tour of the house on the hill or just sit on a bench out front. Watched a crowd play ball, one eye on the approaching lightening and rain.

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.