The Oldest Baseball Stadiums in America

436 ballparks across every level of the directory, from MLB to junior college, have an opening year on file, and the oldest is Sims-Galle Field in Mobile, Alabama, which opened in 1889. Figures are for the 2026 season.

  1. 1D-IISims-Galle Field — Spring Hill Badgers (Mobile, Alabama)opened 1889
  2. 2D-IJoseph J. O'Donnell Field — Harvard Crimson (Boston, Massachusetts)opened 1898
  3. 3D-IJeff Ishbia Field at McLane Stadium — Michigan State Spartans (East Lansing, Michigan)opened 1902
  4. 4D-IHanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field — Holy Cross Crusaders (Worcester, Massachusetts)opened 1905
  5. 5D-IMike Sheppard Sr. Stadium at Owen T. Carroll Field — Seton Hall Pirates (South Orange, New Jersey)opened 1907
  6. 6D-IGoss Stadium at Coleman Field — Oregon State Beavers (Corvallis, Oregon)opened 1907
  7. 7D-IIRickwood Field — Miles Golden Bears (Birmingham, Alabama)opened 1910
  8. 8MLBFenway Park — Boston Red Sox (Boston, Massachusetts)opened 1912
  9. 9D-IIITwenty Field — Millsaps Majors (Jackson, Mississippi)opened 1913
  10. 10Single-AJackie Robinson Ballpark — Daytona Tortugas (Daytona Beach, Florida)opened 1914
  11. 11MLBWrigley Field — Chicago Cubs (Chicago, Illinois)opened 1914
  12. 12D-IHal Robertson Field at Phillip Satow Stadium — Columbia Lions (New York, New York)opened 1921
  13. 13Single-ALECOM Park — Bradenton Marauders (Bradenton, Florida)opened 1923
  14. 14D-IRay Fisher Stadium — Michigan Wolverines (Ann Arbor, Michigan)opened 1923
  15. 15High-AHomeTrust Park — Asheville Tourists (Asheville, North Carolina)opened 1924
  16. 16Double-ASynovus Park — Columbus Clingstones (Columbus, Georgia)opened 1926
  17. 17D-IJackson Field — Northern Colorado Bears (Greeley, Colorado)opened 1927
  18. 18D-IGeorge H.W. Bush '48 Field — Yale Bulldogs (New Haven, Connecticut)opened 1928
  19. 19D-IWorld War Memorial Stadium — North Carolina A&T Aggies (Greensboro, North Carolina)opened 1928
  20. 20D-IRuss Chandler Stadium — Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (Atlanta, Georgia)opened 1930
  21. 21D-ISprings Brooks Stadium — Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (Conway, South Carolina)opened 1930
  22. 22D-IKlein Field at Sunken Diamond — Stanford Cardinal (Stanford, California)opened 1931
  23. 23High-AModern Woodmen Park — Quad Cities River Bandits (Davenport, Iowa)opened 1931
  24. 24D-IJack Coombs Field — Duke Blue Devils (Durham, North Carolina)opened 1931
  25. 25D-IEvans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium — California Golden Bears (Berkeley, California)opened 1933
  26. 26D-IFriedman Diamond at Parsons Field — Northeastern Huskies (Brookline, Massachusetts)opened 1933
  27. 27D-IIFiscalini Field — Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes (San Bernardino, California)opened 1936
  28. 28D-IHi Corbett Field — Arizona Wildcats (Tucson, Arizona)opened 1937
  29. 29JUCOParker Faller Field — Yakima Valley Yaks (Yakima, Washington)opened 1937
  30. 30JUCORoosevelt Field — North Iowa Area Trojans (Mason City, Iowa)opened 1938
  31. 31JUCOMike Carter Field — Tyler Apaches (Tyler, Texas)opened 1938
  32. 32D-IRobert J. Bobb Stadium at Hyames Field — Western Michigan Broncos (Kalamazoo, Michigan)opened 1939
  33. 33D-IJohnson Stadium at Doubleday Field — Army Black Knights (West Point, New York)opened 1939
  34. 34Single-ABank of the James Stadium — Hill City Howlers (Lynchburg, Virginia)opened 1940
  35. 35Single-AExcite Ballpark — San Jose Giants (San Jose, California)opened 1942
  36. 36D-IRocky and Berenice Miller Park — Northwestern Wildcats (Evanston, Illinois)opened 1943
  37. 37Single-AValley Strong Ballpark — Visalia Rawhide (Visalia, California)opened 1946
  38. 38High-AFunko Field — Everett AquaSox (Everett, Washington)opened 1947
  39. 39D-ISewell–Thomas Stadium — Alabama Crimson Tide (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)opened 1948
  40. 40D-ISamford Stadium–Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park — Auburn Tigers (Auburn, Alabama)opened 1949
  41. 41Double-AFirstEnergy Stadium — Reading Fightin Phils (Reading, Pennsylvania)opened 1951
  42. 42D-IDante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field — San Francisco Dons (San Francisco, California)opened 1953
  43. 43D-IJohn Smith Field — Sacramento State Hornets (Sacramento, California)opened 1953
  44. 44D-IKnights Field — Bellarmine Knights (Louisville, Kentucky)opened 1954
  45. 45D-IDavid F. Couch Ballpark — Wake Forest Demon Deacons (Winston-Salem, North Carolina)opened 1956
  46. 46D-IErdle Field — Air Force Falcons (USAF Academy, Colorado)opened 1957
  47. 47JUCOKirsch-Rooney Stadium — Delgado Dolphins (New Orleans, Louisiana)opened 1957
  48. 48D-IMagnolia Field — Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils (Itta Bena, Mississippi)opened 1957
  49. 49D-IBlair Field — Long Beach State Dirtbags (Long Beach, California)opened 1958
  50. 50D-ISoldier Field — Delaware State Hornets (Dover, Delaware)opened 1958
  51. 51D-IHoglund Ballpark — Kansas Jayhawks (Lawrence, Kansas)opened 1958
  52. 52D-IFred Handler Park — St. Bonaventure Bonnies (St. Bonaventure, New York)opened 1958
  53. 53High-AAvista Stadium — Spokane Indians (Spokane, Washington)opened 1958
  54. 54JUCORobert C. Wynn Baseball Field — State College of Florida Manatees (Bradenton, Florida)opened 1959
  55. 55D-IMurray Stadium — Brown Bears (Providence, Rhode Island)opened 1959
  56. 56Triple-ACheney Stadium — Tacoma Rainiers (Tacoma, Washington)opened 1960
  57. 57D-IMatador Field — CSUN Matadors (Northridge, California)opened 1961
  58. 58D-ITointon Family Stadium — Kansas State Wildcats (Manhattan, Kansas)opened 1961
  59. 59D-IBill Clarke Field — Princeton Tigers (Princeton, New Jersey)opened 1961
  60. 60MLBDodger Stadium — Los Angeles Dodgers (Los Angeles, California)opened 1962
  61. 61D-ITerwilliger Brothers Field at Max Bishop Stadium — Navy Midshipmen (Annapolis, Maryland)opened 1962
  62. 62D-IPhoenix Municipal Stadium — Arizona State Sun Devils (Phoenix, Arizona)opened 1964
  63. 63D-ICaesar Uyesaka Stadium — UC Santa Barbara Gauchos (Santa Barbara, California)opened 1964
  64. 64D-IItchy Jones Stadium — Southern Illinois Salukis (Carbondale, Illinois)opened 1964
  65. 65D-ISteller Field — Bowling Green Falcons (Bowling Green, Ohio)opened 1964
  66. 66D-IRalph McKinzie Field — Northern Illinois Huskies (DeKalb, Illinois)opened 1965
  67. 67D-IShipley Field — Maryland Terrapins (College Park, Maryland)opened 1965
  68. 68MLBAngel Stadium — Los Angeles Angels (Anaheim, California)opened 1966
  69. 69D-IPete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium — Fresno State Bulldogs (Fresno, California)opened 1966
  70. 70Single-APublix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium — Lakeland Flying Tigers (Lakeland, Florida)opened 1966
  71. 71D-IFoley Field — Georgia Bulldogs (Athens, Georgia)opened 1966
  72. 72D-IDoak Field — NC State Wolfpack (Raleigh, North Carolina)opened 1966
  73. 73D-IBill Beck Field — Rhode Island Rams (Kingston, Rhode Island)opened 1966
  74. 74D-ICole Field — West Georgia Wolves (Carrollton, Georgia)opened 1967
  75. 75D-IJoe Nathan Field — Stony Brook Seawolves (Stony Brook, New York)opened 1967
  76. 76D-IT. Henry Wilson Jr. Field — Davidson Wildcats (Davidson, North Carolina)opened 1967
  77. 77D-ISkeeles Field — Akron Zips (Akron, Ohio)opened 1967
  78. 78SpringTempe Diablo Stadium — Los Angeles Angels (Tempe, Arizona)opened 1968
  79. 79D-INick Denes Field — Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (Bowling Green, Kentucky)opened 1968
  80. 80D-IVincent–Beck Stadium — Lamar Cardinals (Beaumont, Texas)opened 1969
  81. 81D-IEmory G. Bauer Field — Valparaiso Beacons (Valparaiso, Indiana)opened 1970
  82. 82D-IDoug Kingsmore Stadium — Clemson Tigers (Clemson, South Carolina)opened 1970
  83. 83D-IRaymond C. Hand Park — Austin Peay Governors (Clarksville, Tennessee)opened 1970
  84. 84D-IShebek Stadium — Ball State Cardinals (Muncie, Indiana)opened 1971
  85. 85D-IEarl Lorden Field — UMass Minutemen (Amherst, Massachusetts)opened 1971
  86. 86D-IOestrike Stadium — Eastern Michigan Eagles (Ypsilanti, Michigan)opened 1971
  87. 87D-ISiebert Field — Minnesota Golden Gophers (Minneapolis, Minnesota)opened 1971
  88. 88D-IIDave "Boo" Ferriss Field — Delta State Statesmen (Cleveland, Mississippi)opened 1971
  89. 89D-IRoy E. Lee Field at Simmons Baseball Complex — SIU Edwardsville Cougars (Edwardsville, Illinois)opened 1972
  90. 90D-IBoshamer Stadium — North Carolina Tar Heels (Chapel Hill, North Carolina)opened 1972
  91. 91D-IFedExPark — Memphis Tigers (Memphis, Tennessee)opened 1972
  92. 92D-IEddy D. Field Stadium — Pepperdine Waves (Malibu, California)opened 1973
  93. 93D-IAlex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field — Miami Hurricanes (Coral Gables, Florida)opened 1973
  94. 94D-IAllen Field — Morehead State Eagles (Morehead, Kentucky)opened 1973
  95. 95MLBKauffman Stadium — Kansas City Royals (Kansas City, Missouri)opened 1973
  96. 96D-IDedeaux Field — USC Trojans (Los Angeles, California)opened 1974
  97. 97D-IUSI Baseball Field — Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (Evansville, Indiana)opened 1974
  98. 98D-IDuane Banks Field — Iowa Hawkeyes (Iowa City, Iowa)opened 1974
  99. 99D-ISkyhawk Baseball Field — UT Martin Skyhawks (Martin, Tennessee)opened 1974
  100. 100D-IUFCU Disch–Falk Field — Texas Longhorns (Austin, Texas)opened 1975

Opening years count the current ballpark, not later renovations. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. Parks shared by two teams appear once.