Every High-A Ballpark by State
All 29 High-A home ballparks for the 2026 season, across 16 states. Each listing links to its state page, with league and parent club, capacity and opening year where known.
Delaware1
- 1High-ADaniel S. Frawley Stadium — Wilmington Blue Rocks opened 1993 · cap 6,404
Georgia1
- 2High-AAdventHealth Stadium — Rome Emperors opened 2003 · cap 5,105
Illinois1
- 3High-ADozer Park — Peoria Chiefs opened 2002 · cap 8,500
Indiana2
- 4High-AParkview Field — Fort Wayne TinCaps opened 2009 · cap 8,100
- 5High-AFour Winds Field at Coveleski Stadium — South Bend Cubs opened 1987 · cap 10,500
Iowa2
- 6High-AVeterans Memorial Stadium — Cedar Rapids Kernels opened 2002 · cap 5,300
- 7High-AModern Woodmen Park — Quad Cities River Bandits opened 1931 · cap 7,140
Kentucky1
- 8High-ABowling Green Ballpark — Bowling Green Hot Rods opened 2009 · cap 4,559
Maryland1
- 9High-ANymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium — Frederick Keys opened 1990 · cap 5,400
Michigan3
- 10High-ADow Diamond — Great Lakes Loons opened 2007 · cap 5,200
- 11High-AJackson Field — Lansing Lugnuts opened 1996 · cap 11,000
- 12High-ALMCU Ballpark — West Michigan Whitecaps opened 1994 · cap 9,281
New Jersey1
- 13High-AShoreTown Ballpark — Jersey Shore BlueClaws opened 2001 · cap 8,000
New York2
- 14High-AMaimonides Park — Brooklyn Cyclones opened 2001 · cap 7,000
- 15High-AHeritage Financial Park — Hudson Valley Renegades opened 1994 · cap 5,400
North Carolina3
- 16High-AHomeTrust Park — Asheville Tourists opened 1924 · cap 4,000
- 17High-AFirst National Bank Field — Greensboro Grasshoppers opened 2005 · cap 7,499
- 18High-ATruist Stadium — Winston-Salem Dash opened 2010 · cap 5,500
Ohio2
- 19High-ADay Air Ballpark — Dayton Dragons opened 2000 · cap 7,230
- 20High-AClassic Auto Group Park — Lake County Captains opened 2003 · cap 7,273
Oregon2
- 21High-APK Park — Eugene Emeralds opened 2009 · cap 4,000
- 22High-AHillsboro Hops Ballpark — Hillsboro Hops opened 2026 · cap 6,000
South Carolina2
- 23High-AFluor Field at the West End — Greenville Drive opened 2006 · cap 5,700
- 24High-AFifth Third Park — Hub City Spartanburgers opened 2025 · cap 5,000
Washington3
- 25High-AFunko Field — Everett AquaSox opened 1947 · cap 3,682
- 26High-AAvista Stadium — Spokane Indians opened 1958 · cap 6,803
- 27High-AGesa Stadium — Tri-City Dust Devils opened 1995 · cap 3,654
Wisconsin2
- 28High-AABC Supply Stadium — Beloit Sky Carp opened 2021 · cap 3,850
- 29High-ANeuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium — Wisconsin Timber Rattlers opened 1995 · cap 5,900