States with the Most Baseball Ballparks

California leads the country with 164 ballparks, followed by New York (125) and Pennsylvania (104). A park shared by two teams counts once. All 50 states and D.C. are ranked by how many of the directory's current ballparks they hold, counting every level from MLB to junior college and summer leagues.

  1. 15 MLBCalifornia 9 minor league · 58 four-year college · 87 junior college · 9 summer164 ballparks
  2. 22 MLBNew York 6 minor league · 75 four-year college · 29 junior college · 19 summer · 1 landmark125 ballparks
  3. 32 MLBPennsylvania 6 minor league · 85 four-year college · 6 junior college · 4 summer · 2 landmark104 ballparks
  4. 42 MLBTexas 8 minor league · 57 four-year college · 35 junior college · 5 summer102 ballparks
  5. 52 MLBIllinois 1 minor league · 41 four-year college · 42 junior college · 9 summer90 ballparks
  6. 62 MLBFlorida 12 minor league · 13 spring · 36 four-year college · 23 junior college76 ballparks
  7. 6no MLBNorth Carolina 9 minor league · 37 four-year college · 15 junior college · 16 summer76 ballparks
  8. 82 MLBOhio 5 minor league · 47 four-year college · 9 junior college · 9 summer70 ballparks
  9. 91 MLBMassachusetts 1 minor league · 45 four-year college · 6 junior college · 17 summer66 ballparks
  10. 10no MLBVirginia 5 minor league · 36 four-year college · 6 junior college · 19 summer63 ballparks
  11. 111 MLBMichigan 3 minor league · 28 four-year college · 17 junior college · 6 summer55 ballparks
  12. 122 MLBMissouri 1 minor league · 35 four-year college · 11 junior college · 7 summer54 ballparks
  13. 13no MLBTennessee 4 minor league · 32 four-year college · 10 junior college · 5 summer51 ballparks
  14. 141 MLBGeorgia 3 minor league · 34 four-year college · 5 junior college · 8 summer50 ballparks
  15. 15no MLBAlabama 3 minor league · 23 four-year college · 20 junior college · 1 summer47 ballparks
  16. 161 MLBMinnesota 1 minor league · 27 four-year college · 16 junior college · 5 summer46 ballparks
  17. 17no MLBNew Jersey 2 minor league · 25 four-year college · 14 junior college · 4 summer45 ballparks
  18. 18no MLBIndiana 3 minor league · 35 four-year college · 2 junior college · 5 summer44 ballparks
  19. 19no MLBIowa 3 minor league · 23 four-year college · 12 junior college · 5 summer43 ballparks
  20. 20no MLBKansas 1 minor league · 21 four-year college · 18 junior college40 ballparks
  21. 201 MLBMaryland 3 minor league · 16 four-year college · 14 junior college · 6 summer40 ballparks
  22. 221 MLBWashington 4 minor league · 10 four-year college · 18 junior college · 6 summer39 ballparks
  23. 23no MLBSouth Carolina 6 minor league · 26 four-year college · 5 junior college · 2 summer38 ballparks
  24. 241 MLBWisconsin 2 minor league · 24 four-year college · 4 junior college · 9 summer37 ballparks
  25. 251 MLBArizona 10 spring · 8 four-year college · 14 junior college33 ballparks
  26. 25no MLBOklahoma 2 minor league · 20 four-year college · 11 junior college33 ballparks
  27. 27no MLBMississippi 1 minor league · 15 four-year college · 15 junior college31 ballparks
  28. 28no MLBArkansas 2 minor league · 18 four-year college · 9 junior college29 ballparks
  29. 29no MLBKentucky 2 minor league · 26 four-year college28 ballparks
  30. 30no MLBOregon 2 minor league · 14 four-year college · 9 junior college · 5 summer27 ballparks
  31. 31no MLBLouisiana 20 four-year college · 5 junior college · 3 summer26 ballparks
  32. 31no MLBConnecticut 1 minor league · 19 four-year college · 1 junior college · 5 summer26 ballparks
  33. 33no MLBWest Virginia 15 four-year college · 1 junior college · 2 summer17 ballparks
  34. 33no MLBNebraska 1 minor league · 12 four-year college · 4 junior college17 ballparks
  35. 351 MLBColorado 10 four-year college · 5 junior college16 ballparks
  36. 36no MLBMaine 1 minor league · 11 four-year college · 1 summer13 ballparks
  37. 37no MLBNorth Dakota 8 four-year college · 4 junior college · 3 summer12 ballparks
  38. 37no MLBNew Hampshire 1 minor league · 9 four-year college · 2 summer12 ballparks
  39. 39no MLBRhode Island 7 four-year college · 1 junior college · 2 summer9 ballparks
  40. 39no MLBNew Mexico 1 minor league · 5 four-year college · 3 junior college9 ballparks
  41. 41no MLBVermont 5 four-year college · 3 summer8 ballparks
  42. 42no MLBSouth Dakota 7 four-year college7 ballparks
  43. 42no MLBUtah 1 minor league · 4 four-year college · 2 junior college7 ballparks
  44. 44no MLBDelaware 1 minor league · 4 four-year college · 1 junior college6 ballparks
  45. 45no MLBNevada 2 minor league · 2 four-year college · 1 junior college5 ballparks
  46. 46no MLBAlaska 5 summer4 ballparks
  47. 46no MLBIdaho 3 four-year college · 1 junior college4 ballparks
  48. 48no MLBHawaii 4 four-year college3 ballparks
  49. 48no MLBMontana 1 four-year college · 2 junior college3 ballparks
  50. 501 MLBWashington, D.C. 1 summer2 ballparks
  51. 51no MLBWyoming no listings0 ballparks

How this list works

All 50 states and D.C. ranked by how many current ballparks each holds, counting every level from MLB to junior college and summer leagues. Lost ballparks are not counted.

A park shared by two teams counts once. The level breakdown under each state counts teams, so a shared park shows up under both of its levels. Ties share a rank.

Data covers the 2026 season and comes from each ballpark’s listing in our directory. Last updated October 30, 2026. See something wrong? Use the correction form on the ballpark’s page.