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High-A

Modern Woodmen Park is a ballpark in Davenport, Iowa, home of the Quad Cities River Bandits, the High-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals in the Midwest League. It opened in 1931, making it 95 years old in 2026 and seats about 7,140 fans. On the Mississippi River; cornfield in left-field foul territory.

The closest MLB stadium is Wrigley Field in Chicago, about 152 miles away.

Ballpark facts

Location
Davenport, Iowa
Home of
Quad Cities River Bandits (High-A)
League
Midwest League
MLB affiliate
Kansas City Royals
Opened
1931
Capacity
7,140
Dimensions
Left field 343 ft · Center 400 ft · Right field 318 ft
Surface
Natural grass
Roof
Open air
2026 attendance
2,594 per game
Former names
Municipal Stadium, John O'Donnell Stadium
Architect
Clausen, Kruse & Klein; Populous (renovations)
Last major renovation
2004
Big events
Midwest League All-Star Game (2006, 2011), Toney-Nunn IBF title fight (1991)

Ballparks near Modern Woodmen Park10

  1. 1NAIASt. Ambrose Fighting Bees Baseball Field — St. Ambrose Fighting Bees (Davenport, Iowa)same city
  2. 2D-IIISwanson Stadium/Brunner Field — Augustana Vikings (Rock Island, Illinois)3 mi
  3. 3JUCOBlack Hawk Braves Baseball Field — Black Hawk Braves (Moline, Illinois)6 mi
  4. 4SummerNelsonCorp Field — Clinton LumberKings (Clinton, Iowa)28 mi
  5. 5D-IIIKnox Prairie Fire Baseball Field — Knox Prairie Fire (Galesburg, Illinois)44 mi
  6. 6JUCOBill Hungate Complex — Carl Sandburg Chargers (Galesburg, Illinois)44 mi
  7. 7D-IIIMonmouth Fighting Scots Baseball Field — Monmouth Fighting Scots (Monmouth, Illinois)45 mi
  8. 8D-IIIAsh Park Field — Cornell Rams (Mount Vernon, Iowa)50 mi
  9. 9D-IDuane Banks Field — Iowa Hawkeyes (Iowa City, Iowa)50 mi
  10. 10SummerCommunity Field — Burlington Bees (Burlington, Iowa)59 mi

Other Midwest League ballparks11

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The Quad Cities River Bandits share the Midwest League with 11 other teams listed on Inside the Park. Here they are, nearest first.

  1. 1High-AVeterans Memorial Stadium — Cedar Rapids Kernels (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)63 mi
  2. 2High-ADozer Park — Peoria Chiefs (Peoria, Illinois)76 mi
  3. 3High-AABC Supply Stadium — Beloit Sky Carp (Beloit, Wisconsin)103 mi
  4. 4High-ANeuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium — Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (Grand Chute, Wisconsin)220 mi
  5. 5High-AFour Winds Field at Coveleski Stadium — South Bend Cubs (South Bend, Indiana)224 mi
  6. 6High-ALMCU Ballpark — West Michigan Whitecaps (Comstock Park, Michigan)271 mi
  7. 7High-AParkview Field — Fort Wayne TinCaps (Fort Wayne, Indiana)287 mi
  8. 8High-AJackson Field — Lansing Lugnuts (Lansing, Michigan)319 mi
  9. 9High-ADow Diamond — Great Lakes Loons (Midland, Michigan)351 mi
  10. 10High-ADay Air Ballpark — Dayton Dragons (Dayton, Ohio)358 mi
  11. 11High-AClassic Auto Group Park — Lake County Captains (Eastlake, Ohio)472 mi

Questions about Modern Woodmen Park

What other ballparks are in the Midwest League?

11 other Midwest League teams play at parks listed here. The nearest are Veterans Memorial Stadium, Dozer Park, and ABC Supply Stadium.

Where do the Quad Cities River Bandits play home games?

The Quad Cities River Bandits play at Modern Woodmen Park in Davenport, Iowa.

When did Modern Woodmen Park open?

Modern Woodmen Park opened in 1931.

How many people does Modern Woodmen Park hold?

Modern Woodmen Park has a capacity of about 7,140.

What is the closest MLB stadium to Modern Woodmen Park?

Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois, about 152 miles away.

What other ballparks are near Modern Woodmen Park?

St. Ambrose Fighting Bees Baseball Field is also in Davenport. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.

Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your ballpark? Get the “Listed on Inside the Park” badge for your website.