Mansfield families can trade the driveway for a pumpkin patch this fall, as Boo Bash at the Fields takes over Fields at Station 63 on October 22 from 6 to 9 p.m. The family fall celebration promises free pumpkins while supplies last, free carnival games, trick-or-treating around the park, wiffle ball and kickball, and more than 20 vendors, with costumes encouraged for the whole crowd.
The event will be held at 500 Heritage Parkway in Mansfield, with tickets required and available through the venue's online ticketing page. Organizers can be reached at [email protected], and more details are posted at fieldsatstation63.com. Notably, the wiffle ball and kickball games will take place on the venue's newest addition — a $600,000 adaptive baseball facility with a rubberized, wheelchair-accessible surface that opened August 18, according to REV Entertainment. The Miracle League Field was built with help from a $25,000 grant from the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation.
From Big League Dreams to a Community Hub
The complex hosting Boo Bash is known as Fields at Station 63, according to the City of Mansfield.
KemperSports manages the venue, while REV Entertainment is involved with its Miracle League Field. The facility officially reopened on September 6, 2025.
A Venue on the Rise
Since reopening, Fields at Station 63 has continued to host events.
KemperSports has also been expanding its footprint elsewhere in the city. In April 2026, the company acquired the lease to operate the city-owned, 100,000-square-foot Mansfield Fieldhouse, an indoor facility previously known as Fieldhouse USA Mansfield, according to KemperSports.
Boo Bash Joins a Growing Festival Lineup
Boo Bash adds another community gathering to the venue's calendar.
The sports complex is located in Mansfield.
More Halloween Options Around Mansfield
Families looking for additional October festivities can check local listings for options around the city. The Mansfield Texas Public Library is another local resource families can check for seasonal programming.
