Love Hatbox Sports Complex is a sports complex set on 60 acres located in Muskogee, Oklahoma that accommodate a multitude of sports and events.  Love Hatbox hosts baseball, softball, soccer, and football, tournaments, and a variety of outdoor events.

Hatbox Field and Hangars is located adjacent to the sports fields and is home to the annual county and regional livestock show, the OK Festival of Ballooning, Real Okie Craft Beer Fest, and numerous events including music events, a BBQ competition, and model airplane fly-in. 

Hatbox RV Park
The RV campsite is located on the historic Hatbox Field. A former air field visited by notable pilots Charles A. Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart. Pilot Laura Ingles set a world record for the number of loop-D-loops at the airfield on May 26, 1930. Hatbox RV Campsite was developed to support special events happening in the Muskogee area. The campsite is located on the east runway. It is an asphalt surface, with over 150 defined RV slips with water, 50 amp electric hook-up, and Wifi.

The complex is also home to the River Country Family Waterpark open Memorial Weekend through Labor Day. Centennial Trail is a paved 3.2 mile walking and bicycling trail circling the complex; travelling east on the trail leads (2.0 miles) to downtown Muskogee.