Stadium Reviews

Hawk Stadium was remodeled in 2008, but very little other information is known about the small, simple facility.

I recommend conversation and a craft cold one at First Street Brewery, then head east a mile to Duncan Field and catch a Sodbusters game

Security Service Field (originally known as Sky Sox Stadium) is the highest professional baseball stadium in the U.S. at 6,531 feet.

Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown is a classic baseball stadium that has seen its share of history.

If travels take you to Casper, WY in June or July, certainly make the effort to catch a Horseheads game.

The Mini Met is considered one of Minnesota’s premier amateur town ball parks and rightfully so; its history, design, and aesthetics create

The park was originally named Telfer Park until the 1987 season when it was renamed after Harry C. Pohlman.

The United Shores Professional Baseball League debuted in 2016 and set up home in Utica, Michigan in the suburbs of Detroit.

John Burch Field is among the most curious ballparks in Minnesota and is worth a visit if you happen to be nearby in Miesville, Rochester, o

Far from the nicest stadium in baseball, Adelanto Stadium is long way drive to get to. Probably too long for what you’ll get.

Photos by Andy Mantsch, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 2.14 Sam Lynn Stadium 4009 Chester Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301...

Photos by Lloyd Brown, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 3.14 H.P. Hunnicutt Field 150 Old Bluefield Rd Princeton, WV...

McCoy Stadium served as the home to the Pawtucket Red Sox for 50 years before the team moved to Worcester, MA.

I will not be the one who disagrees with anyone who calls Athletic Park “one of the jewels of town ballparks in Minnesota.” It is a classic

In the last few years, the Lansing Lugnuts have made extensive additions and changes to Jackson Field.

When I first traveled to Minnesota two years ago to visit town ballparks, Miesville always came up with my discussions with fans at the othe

Wild Things Park is the home of the Washington Wild Things of the Independent Frontier League.

Kalamazoo Growlers and Kalamazoo City have partnered to transform Homer Stryker Field into a great place to enjoy a college wood bat game.

Edward A. LeLacheur Park once served as the home of Lowell Spinners, class A short season affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.

It is so, so comfortable here. The seats are wide, there’s plenty of leg room and the fans are energized.