Eclipse Park (II)

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Former

The National League's Louisville Colonels played at Louisville, Kentucky's Eclipse Park (II) from 1893 to 1899. Today: Demolished. The nearest MLB stadium is Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park, roughly 92 miles off.

Ballpark facts

Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Opened: 1893
Major league years: 1893–1899
Today: Demolished

Ballparks near Eclipse Park (II)10

1Triple-ALouisville Slugger Field — Louisville Bats (Louisville, Kentucky)same city
2D-IJim Patterson Stadium — Louisville Cardinals (Louisville, Kentucky)same city
3D-IKnights Field — Bellarmine Knights (Louisville, Kentucky)same city
4D-IIISpalding Golden Eagles Baseball Field — Spalding Golden Eagles (Louisville, Kentucky)same city
5NAIAIU Southeast Grenadiers Baseball Field — IU Southeast Grenadiers (New Albany, Indiana)9 mi
6D-IIIK.T. Young Ballpark — Hanover Panthers (Hanover, Indiana)37 mi
7D-IIKentucky State Thorobreds Baseball Field — Kentucky State Thorobreds (Frankfort, Kentucky)45 mi
8NAIAMidway Eagles Baseball Field — Midway Eagles (Midway, Kentucky)55 mi
9D-IIIAsbury Eagles Baseball Field — Asbury Eagles (Wilmore, Kentucky)61 mi
10NAIAGeorgetown Tigers Baseball Field — Georgetown Tigers (Georgetown, Kentucky)62 mi

Questions about Eclipse Park (II)

When did Eclipse Park (II) open?

Eclipse Park (II) opened in 1893.

What other ballparks are near Eclipse Park (II)?

Louisville Slugger Field is also in Louisville. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.

Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. See something wrong? Let us know.