College Baseball Stadiums

Inside the Park lists the home field of 1,636 college baseball teams for the 2026 season: 1,123 at four-year schools in NCAA Division I, II and III and the NAIA, and 513 at junior colleges, across 48 states. Four fields are each shared by two teams, so there are 1,632 fields in all. Pick a division to see every field by state with its conference, and capacity and opening year where we have them.

College baseball fields by division

  1. 1D-INCAA Division I fields 45 states · oldest: Joseph J. O'Donnell Field (1898) · newest: Charlie Monfort Field at America First Ballpark (2026) · largest on file: Charles Schwab Field Omaha (24,505 seats)307 teams
  2. 2D-IINCAA Division II fields 42 states · most in Pennsylvania (20), California (18), Florida (14)252 teams
  3. 3D-IIINCAA Division III fields 33 states · most in Pennsylvania (55), New York (46), Massachusetts (33)379 teams
  4. 4NAIANAIA fields 31 states · most in Indiana (15), Missouri (14), Kansas (13)185 teams
  5. 5JUCOJunior college fields 42 states · most in California (87), Illinois (42), Texas (35)513 teams

States with the most college baseball fields

  1. 1CollegeCalifornia 26 NCAA Division I · 18 NCAA Division II · 9 NCAA Division III · 5 NAIA · 87 Junior college145 fields
  2. 2CollegeNew York 19 NCAA Division I · 9 NCAA Division II · 47 NCAA Division III · 29 Junior college102 fields
  3. 3CollegePennsylvania 10 NCAA Division I · 20 NCAA Division II · 55 NCAA Division III · 6 Junior college91 fields
  4. 3CollegeTexas 22 NCAA Division I · 11 NCAA Division II · 14 NCAA Division III · 10 NAIA · 35 Junior college91 fields
  5. 5CollegeIllinois 10 NCAA Division I · 5 NCAA Division II · 21 NCAA Division III · 5 NAIA · 42 Junior college83 fields
  6. 6CollegeFlorida 13 NCAA Division I · 14 NCAA Division II · 9 NAIA · 23 Junior college59 fields
  7. 7CollegeOhio 12 NCAA Division I · 8 NCAA Division II · 21 NCAA Division III · 6 NAIA · 9 Junior college56 fields
  8. 8CollegeNorth Carolina 18 NCAA Division I · 9 NCAA Division II · 8 NCAA Division III · 2 NAIA · 15 Junior college52 fields
  9. 9CollegeMassachusetts 8 NCAA Division I · 3 NCAA Division II · 33 NCAA Division III · 1 NAIA · 6 Junior college51 fields
  10. 10CollegeMissouri 5 NCAA Division I · 13 NCAA Division II · 3 NCAA Division III · 14 NAIA · 11 Junior college46 fields

College players also spend their summers in wood-bat leagues; see the summer collegiate ballparks. For pro baseball, start with the minor league ballparks or the 29 MLB stadiums.

How this page works

Counts come from the five division pages and cover each school’s home field for the 2026 season. Capacity and opening year are shown only where they are on file, so the largest-field facts for Division I cover just the fields with a listed capacity. A field shared by two teams counts once in the state totals.