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Federal League Park in Indianapolis, Indiana was home to the Indianapolis Hoosiers (FL) of the Federal League (1914). Hoosiers won the 1914 Federal League pennant. The closest MLB stadium is Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, about 97 miles away.

Ballpark facts

Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Opened: 1914
Major league years: 1914

Ballparks near Federal League Park10

1Triple-AVictory Field — Indianapolis Indians (Indianapolis, Indiana)same city
2D-IBulldog Park — Butler Bulldogs (Indianapolis, Indiana)same city
3D-IIGreyhound Park/Bill Bright Field — Indianapolis Greyhounds (Indianapolis, Indiana)same city
4NAIAMU Ballpark — Marian Knights (Indianapolis, Indiana)same city
5D-IIIFranklin Grizzlies Baseball Field — Franklin Grizzlies (Franklin, Indiana)22 mi
6D-IIIDon Brandon Field — Anderson Ravens (Anderson, Indiana)32 mi
7D-IIIWalker Field — DePauw Tigers (Greencastle, Indiana)40 mi
8NAIAIU Columbus Crimson Pride Baseball Field — IU Columbus Crimson Pride (Columbus, Indiana)42 mi
9D-IIIGoodrich Ballpark — Wabash Little Giants (Crawfordsville, Indiana)43 mi
10NAIAIU Kokomo Cougars Baseball Field — IU Kokomo Cougars (Kokomo, Indiana)47 mi

Questions about Federal League Park

When did Federal League Park open?

Federal League Park opened in 1914.

What other ballparks are near Federal League Park?

Victory Field is also in Indianapolis. 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.