Field of Dreams Movie Site

The family and I loved it. Well it was more me than them. I grew up watching this movie countless times. The ownership has changed a few times. It is now own by a nonprofit organization. So the money you pay goes directly to preserving the sight. The tours like the movie says, is 20 dollars per person. I loved every moment. Bucket list item complete.

The Field of Dreams Movie Site is a must-stop for anyone who loves the sentimental 1989 movie. The house tour is informative and interesting. We had an excellent tour guide who provided details of the filming and behind-the-scenes tidbits. We came to watch our grandson playing in a Field of Dreams baseball tournament. It’s truly a magical place. I will always remember playing catch with my grandson on the Field of Dreams. It’s out of the way but well worth the visit!

We did the farmhouse tour after re-watching the movie. Molly, our tour guide, was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and answered all our questions. The house tour was an incredible experience. The field exactly like in movie! Parking easy. Highly recommend this tour for every baseball fan!

Visited on 6.27.2025.. This place is AWESOME! Any fan of Baseball and the 1989 movie needs to visit this place. When you walk on the field and along the cornfields You actually feel like you are in the movie. I was expecting to see Ray Liotta, Burt Lancaster, and James Earl Jones walk out of the rows of corn. There's is Lots of nostalgia regarding the movie and There are gloves, bats, and balls available to enjoy a game of baseball or to have a catch. The $20 donation is definitely worth the time visiting this magical place. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Loved it!!!! It is definitely worth going to see! I came away feeling like I was part of it not like it was a movie scene or ever been a part of a movie scene. I'd seen the movie a few times it was my boyfriend who mostly wanted to see it. I came back so excited and glad I went. It really touched me. The ghost players just made it perfect. They were so friendly, so funny. The players were allowing people to bat and run the bases. I heard one of the players remark we've been doing this for 37 or 36 years and we've never had it out! They were so congenial and fun. The cornfields, the baseball field, the house and all of the authenticity made it all perfect. If you can, check the schedule and make sure the ghost players are there at that time. The Field of Dreams alone made it worth the trip to Dubuque

If you appreciate the movie, it's worth the stop just to see the site. There wasn't much to do except for seeing the field and grabbing some ice cream. If you go, definitely walk up behind the house to get a great vision/picture of the corn field. We visited in the middle of June and the corn was about knee high.

Amazing experience! I've watched the movie a hundred times and it never gets old. I had to stop here while I was in Iowa. There was no crowd and I pretty much had the place to myself. I recommend paying the $20 for the tour or the house. Craig my tour guide knew every single detail about the whole movie making process, the new MLB field construction, the new travel ball facility and all my other questions. It was really cool being the only person on the tour as well. I had my own private tour which made it even more special.

It was surreal being here. What a great experience. Live a part of the movie and play catch out baseball in the field with a group, no charge for that!! They just suggest donating, but not required. I'm so glad I came here with my family. There's an American experience here to be had