Historically named after the decade of brick production that once took place on site, this 90 acre park is composed of a variety of habitats from woodlands and open meadows to over 6,000 foot of scenic river frontage. Features two picnic pavilions, playground, swim beach, Interpretive Center/Museum, two miles of nature trails, cross-country ski trails and fishing. Open year round 8 a.m. to dusk. Alcohol and leashed pets allowed. A great option to explore during down time between sports events.

Lincoln Brick Park

Fox Memorial Park offers year-round outdoor recreation, including swimming, fishing, hiking, mountain biking and cross-country skiing. Visitors can enjoy the swimming beach, cast a line from the ADA-accessible fishing pier, explore the trails or spend time at the picnic area and playground. The park is also home to the[Fox Park Observatory](https://www.eatoncounty.org/229/Fox-Park-Public-Observatory), offering a unique opportunity to take in the night sky.Families can also enjoy a variety of kid-friendly programs and special events throughout the year.

Picnic pavilions are available to rent for gatherings and special occasions, and restroom facilities are available on-site.

A great option to explore during down time between sports events.

Fox Memorial Park

Located just a few miles southwest of Lansing, the Alliance Lake Softball Complex is set in the community of Potterville, with plenty of nearby options for dining and lodging. Those seeking shopping, or even more to see and do, need only head a few minutes, back north and explore Delta Township, Greater Lansing's West Side. This facility offers bleacher seating for over 500 spectators. There is ample on-site parking with a capacity for over 500 vehicles. All dugouts are fenced. The facility is handicapped-accessible. Electronic scoreboards and playing field lighting are available for all four fields. Capability for full concessions. The facility offers convenient access to water. The facility accommodates; baseball, softball, disc golf, and motor sports. This facility is great for tournaments and special events.

Lake Alliance Softball Complex

WELCOME TO GREATER LANSING, MICHIGAN

The Lansing Sports Commission (LSC) is your resource for sports tournament and event planning in Michigan's Capital Region. As a full-service sports commission, we will work with you on every aspect of your event, as dedicated to its success as you are. Located in the heart of Michigan, Greater Lansing is convenient to reach and easy to navigate. Our region is full of well-equipped lodging, first-rate athletic venues, entertainment options for the team and so much more. No matter the size of your event or the sport you've come to play, the LSC is ready to help plan and support your event. Let's get started!

Lansing Sports Commission

The NCAA Division I Cross-Country Regional Championship descends on Lansing, Michigan, on November 13, 2026, hosted by Michigan State University and the Lansing Sports Commission. Elite collegiate runners will compete at Forest Akers East Golf Course. Follow the event’s social channels for updates and cheer on the nation’s best as they vie for a spot at the NCAA Championships.

NCAA Division I Cross-Country Regional Championship

The National Collegiate Athletic Association is a member-led organization dedicated to the well-being and lifelong success of college athletes.  More than 500,000 college athletes across all three divisions compete for about 1,100 member schools in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and even Canada. Regardless of where they start, student-athletes strive to end each season at one of the NCAA’s 90 championships in 24 sports.  

NCAA Division I Cross-Country Regional Championship

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