Families & Visitors
Day visitors, families, and tourists using pools, beaches, bowling alleys, mini golf, and day camps.
Baseball Rules in Black and White Inc. is a recreation and sports facility operator at 36 Shadow Brook Lane, Lander, Wyoming — built on the premise that a park works when the gate opens on time and the equipment was checked.
A facility that isn't staffed isn't a park — it's a locked gate. The roster, the inspection log, and the booking board are what make the difference between a field and a business.
Baseball Rules runs every park on the same board: the schedule posted, the equipment signed off, the rules at the gate, the score kept public. Visitors see the board; the board is the promise.
Lander puts the operation at the edge of the Wind River Range — where outdoor recreation and public parks share the same map.
Open hours, booking windows, and event times go on the board — the visitor knows when the park is open before they arrive.
Equipment checks, lift inspections, and safety walkthroughs are logged and signed — not assumed, not remembered.
Age, capacity, waiver, and conduct rules are posted before the visitor pays — the policy is public, not negotiated at the door.
Every booking gets a person — the lifeguard, the lane mechanic, the guide — on the ground, on the record.
Day visitors, families, and tourists using pools, beaches, bowling alleys, mini golf, and day camps.
Recreational teams and leagues — youth sports, bowling, pickleball, esports — booking seasons and slots.
Private bookings, outings, corporate events, and seasonal programs — parks reserved for the group.
Describe the park, the date, and the group — the office responds within one business day.
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