Cactus League Stadiums
The Cactus League has 10 teams listed for the 2026 season. They play in 1 state: Arizona. The biggest spring training stadium in the Cactus League is Sloan Park, with room for about 15,000 fans; the oldest is Tempe Diablo Stadium, opened in 1968; the newest is Sloan Park, opened in 2014. Each listing links to the ballpark’s own page with directions, nearby parks and more. See every spring training ballpark or browse all leagues and conferences.
Cactus League spring training stadiums ranked by capacity10
- 1SpringSloan Park — Chicago Cubs opened 2014 · cap 15,000
- 2SpringCamelback Ranch — Chicago White Sox & Los Angeles Dodgers opened 2009 · cap 13,000
- 3SpringScottsdale Stadium — San Francisco Giants opened 1992 · cap 12,000
- 4SpringPeoria Sports Complex — San Diego Padres & Seattle Mariners opened 1994 · cap 11,333
- 5SpringSalt River Fields at Talking Stick — Arizona Diamondbacks & Colorado Rockies opened 2011 · cap 11,000
- 6SpringHohokam Stadium — Athletics opened 1997 · cap 10,500
- 7SpringSurprise Stadium — Kansas City Royals & Texas Rangers opened 2002 · cap 10,500
- 8SpringAmerican Family Fields of Phoenix — Milwaukee Brewers opened 1998 · cap 10,000
- 9SpringTempe Diablo Stadium — Los Angeles Angels opened 1968 · cap 9,558
- 10SpringGoodyear Ballpark — Cincinnati Reds & Cleveland Guardians opened 2009 · cap 9,500
Questions and answers
How many Cactus League spring training stadiums are there?
10 Cactus League teams have a confirmed home ballpark listed for 2026, across 1 state.
What is the biggest Cactus League stadium?
Sloan Park in Mesa, Arizona, home of the Chicago Cubs, is the biggest, with a capacity of about 15,000. The smallest on file is Goodyear Ballpark, at about 9,500.
What is the oldest Cactus League ballpark?
Tempe Diablo Stadium is the oldest on file, opened in 1968. The newest is Sloan Park (2014).
Which state has the most Cactus League teams?
Arizona has the most, with 10.
How do I track the Cactus League ballparks I’ve visited?
Tap I’ve been here next to any ballpark on this page. It’s added to your free Ballpark Count, which keeps a running total of every park you’ve been to.
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How this page works
Teams and ballparks come from each park’s listing in the directory for the 2026 season. Capacity and opening year are shown where a published figure is on file. A park shared by two teams in the same league is listed once per team. Last updated November 9, 2026.