The Field of Dreams, released in 1989, is a movie that has inspired millions and became an Academy Award nominee for “Best Picture of the Year.” Welcome to this home, this farm, this baseball field, this little piece of heaven on earth. Welcome to this place where reality mixes with fantasy and dreams can come true.
This is a place of fertile soil, traditional values and simple pleasure. In Dyersville, Iowa the century-old family farm with its quaint, and oh so recognizable house, baseball still ranks as a favorite pastime for all ages. What better place to carve a baseball diamond from a corn field and make a movie about pursuing one’s dream, no matter how much effort it takes?
and... what better place to hold a summertime festival with two American Cornhole Tournaments?
Three Day Festival with Cornhole, Tailgating and Live Music!
AUGUST 11, 12 & 13 – 2023
Hosted by Field of Dreams Movie Site, Dyersville, Iowa
Cornhole Festival
Compete in, or watch two Cornhole Tournaments at the Field of Dreams this August: The ACO Dream Team Invitational, and The ACO Corny 40 Classic, featuring the top 40 ranked ACO players in the world.
ACO Rules
Play cornhole with the rules of the Pros… ACO Rules! Download the Official ACO Rules for the Sport of Cornhole no matter where you play.
Site Tours
Step back in time while touring the Field of Dreams farm house. During this guided 30-minute tour, you will hear stories about the home from its early days as the Lansing family homestead in the early 20th century to its rebirth as the set for the Kinsella family in the 1989 fantasy classic.
Spend the Night
Fans can spend the night in the newly remodeled three-bedroom farm house and enjoy the “Kinsella Experience.” Guests will be greeted personally by the Movie Site staff and will receive a complimentary gift basket. The house is available for rent and can accommodate groups of up to seven.
Two Cornhole Tournaments.
One Great Weekend.
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LOCATION
The Field of Dreams Movie Site is located in the rolling hills of Northeast Iowa. Just 25 miles west of Dubuque along the Mississippi River where Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin meet.
