
Robert Brownell Complex
Private
The Robert Brownell Complex in Clive is a baseball field complex privately owned and operated by Walnut Creek Baseball, a nonprofit youth baseball organization. It hosts youth baseball leagues, games, and tournaments. No dedicated summer day camp was identified.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Robert Brownell Complex directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleNice facility, concessions pretty pricey. $4 for small ice cream. Require a minimum purchase unless using cash
Oh, where do I begin with the Robert Brownell Complex? It's the ultimate destination for any parent who loves spending hours watching their kids run around on a dusty baseball diamond. And don't even get me started on the gravel parking lot that will turn your car into a mud-coated masterpiece. But it's not just the lack of paved surfaces that make this place so great. The abundance of trash cans overflowing with garbage and the constant buzzing of gnats will keep you on your toes throughout the game. And let's not forget the charming porta-potties that add a touch of rustic authenticity to the whole experience. Now, some may be disappointed to hear that there is indeed a snack bar on the premises, but fear not. The snack bar is small and unobtrusive, and its offerings are limited enough to not distract from the main event - the game itself. So, if you're looking for a top-notch little league experience that's a little rough around the edges, then the Robert Brownell Complex is the place for you. 8.1 out of 10, would recommend.
Well laid out. Enjoyed our 3 days there for state baseball. Had to take off 1 star for gravel parking and restrooms that were not maintained during the tournament.
Chris Vest of Extreme Baseball...Your parents were asked numerous times to follow protocols the facility had in place for social distancing mandated by the Governor of Iowa to protect the public and workers at our facility because your parents were not following them. We even had to stop one of your games because one of your players while at bat hacked a huge spit wad at the other team’s pitcher. We are a private facility on private property and the safety of our guests is number one and if people refuse to follow our rules after repeatedly being asked we are put in a hard and difficult position to deal with people that feel the rules don’t apply to them. Be glad we didn’t ask you to leave and not come back because as a private organization that is our right. Come back anytime, just be courteous and follow the rules.
Just played in a tournament there. Facilities were nice and well kept. The only real problem we had was with the president of the facility. He took it upon himself to harass our team and families about our players and where families were seated. He was very rude and disrespectful towards everyone and had a chip on his shoulder about us being there. Hope they find someone better to represent the facility because it is a really nice place. Just hard to get past the treatment of the guests at the facility.







