The stadium was the first in the U.S. to receive official ICC accreditation to host international cricket matches.
The pitch at the stadium is a drop-in surface, a technology rarely seen in American sports venues.
The park was formerly known as the Central Broward Regional Park before its recent rebranding.
The facility includes a dedicated cricket practice area with multiple nets for training.
The stadium has a seating capacity of 5,000, which can be expanded with temporary stands for major international events.
The site hosts the annual 'Cricket Council USA' tournaments, attracting teams from across the Caribbean and North America.
Central Broward Park & Broward County Stadium is a 110-acre multi-purpose municipal facility located in Lauderhill, Florida. It is the only purpose-built international-standard cricket stadium in the United States. The venue hosted matches during the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup, marking a significant milestone for the sport in North America. Beyond the stadium, the grounds feature extensive athletic amenities including netball courts, tennis courts, and basketball courts. Visitors have access to a dedicated splash pad for children and large picnic pavilions suitable for group events. The park also contains several miles of walking trails that traverse the landscaped grounds. It serves as a primary community hub for regional sports tournaments throughout the year. The facility is owned and operated by Broward County Parks and Recreation.
From the upper level of the stadium grandstand looking out over the cricket pitch.
Bring a portable umbrella or sunscreen, as seating in the stadium and surrounding park areas offers limited natural shade.
Check the Broward County Parks website for tournament schedules, as portions of the park may be restricted during major matches.
Bring a reusable water bottle, as the park provides filling stations throughout the athletic complex.
Visiting mid-day during the summer months due to extreme heat and lack of shade in the open field areas.
No pets allowed on the athletic fields; respect marked spectator zones during organized sports tournaments.
