William R. Bowdoin Field
William R. Bowdoin Field is a ballpark in Mount Berry, Georgia, home of the Berry Vikings, who play NCAA Division III baseball in the Southern Athletic Association. It opened in 1988, making it 38 years old in 2026. The closest MLB stadium is Truist Park in Atlanta, about 56 miles away.
Ballpark facts
- Location
- Mount Berry, Georgia
- Home of
- Berry Vikings
- League / conference
- Southern Athletic Association
- Opened
- 1988
Ballparks near William R. Bowdoin Field10
- 1High-AAdventHealth Stadium — Rome Emperors 2 mi
- 2D-IIRobert H. Ledbetter Baseball Complex — Shorter Hawks 2 mi
- 3SummerGeorgia Highlands College (Cartersville campus) — Cartersville Cannons 23 mi
- 4JUCOLakePoint Sporting Community — Georgia Highlands Chargers 23 mi
- 5NAIAReinhardt Eagles Baseball Field — Reinhardt Eagles 36 mi
- 6D-IFred Stillwell Stadium — Kennesaw State Owls 37 mi
- 7D-IRudy Abbott Field — Jacksonville State Gamecocks 46 mi
- 8D-IIICovenant Scots Baseball Field — Covenant Scots 46 mi
- 9D-ICole Field — West Georgia Wolves 48 mi
- 10JUCOGadsden State Cardinals Baseball Field — Gadsden State Cardinals 50 mi
Questions about William R. Bowdoin Field
Where do the Berry Vikings play home games?
The Berry Vikings play at William R. Bowdoin Field in Mount Berry, Georgia.
When did William R. Bowdoin Field open?
William R. Bowdoin Field opened in 1988.
What is the closest MLB stadium to William R. Bowdoin Field?
Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia, about 56 miles away.
What other ballparks are near William R. Bowdoin Field?
AdventHealth Stadium in Rome is about 2 miles away. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.
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