Stadium Reviews

Baylor Ballpark is a wonderful ballpark for college baseball fans to take in a game.

Situated less than 100 yards off the beach, Keesler Federal Park has perhaps one of the best views in all of minor league baseball.

The E.S. Rose Park athletic complex was built in partnership with the City of Nashville; Belmont University contributed $9 million.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards opened in 1992 and has been considered one of the best Major League Baseball stadiums in the league.

The origin of the San Antonio Missions and minor league baseball in the Alamo City can be traced back to the club’s founding in 1888.

Truist Park has been the home of the Atlanta Braves since 2017. It is in suburban Cobb County, just outside of Atlanta’s ring road, I-285.

After reading Remarkable Ballparks, it just might be time for a few more road trips!

Doug Kingsmore Stadium gives many MiLB stadiums a run for their money, in terms of practical amenities and entertainment value for fans.

One of the things that makes Sims-Galle Field feel so special is that it truly is a throwback to ballparks of the past.

Georgia does a good job at keeping the traditions of college athletics as the focal point of the experience.

El Estadio Clemente es de lejos el más atractivo de todos los estadios de béisbol puertorriqueños. Los fans son geniales.

Baseball has been played at Jacksonville State University since the program’s founding in 1948 as members of the NCAA’s Division II.

Clemente Stadium is far and away the most attractive of all the Puerto Rican baseball stadiums. 

Martin “Pug” Marich Field, located in Midtown Phoenix, is a decent place to enjoy a Phoenix College Bears baseball game.

Teams in some of the less spotlighted conferences in the south also offer top-notch baseball experiences.

Tucked away in the beauty of the Palm Springs area lies College of the Desert. Here, baseball is played in a picturesque setting.

The exterior of Swell-Thomas Stadium uses a great deal of brick, accented with concrete and arches to create a rather impressive exterior.

Si eres un fanático del béisbol que visita Puerto Rico durante la temporada de la Liga PR, ¡asegúrate de dirigirte a Caguas!

One avenue where the mascot truly thrives is in the wild, often carnival-like world of minor league baseball.

If you are a baseball fan who visits Puerto Rico during the Liga PR league season, be sure to head to Caguas!