Great minor league ballparks

[cityboi]

here is Campbell's Field in Camden, New Jersey. This park has a GREAT view of the bridge!

GORGEOUS!!

BREATH TAKING VIEWS!!

[Guest donaltopablo]

Cohen Stadium in El Paso Texas, home of the El Paso Diablos. Only caught a few seasons at this stadium before I moved, they are another stadium closer to downtown I watched a lot of seasons growing up.

[Scott]

McCoy Stadium Pawtucket, RI

Check out this thread in the New England Forum!

McCoy Stadium

[BGT]

Whoa, great views in Camden.

Victory Field, Indianapolis

[Nostyle]

Dunn Tire Park in Buffalo and Frontier Field in Rochester are among the nicest minor league parks also.

[monsoon]

[Cotuit]

I was gonna post McCoy Doesn't Lowell have a minor league team too?

[cityboi]

monsoon, that photo with the bridge is just breath taking. I could only imagine what it would be like actually being there.

[showtime21]

Auto zone park in memphis has my vote. victory field in indy and campbell field in camden n.j also i can't forget about louisville slugger park all are very nice..

[Urban_Legend]

The Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, FL

Notice the historic church and the new arena in the background!

[eastsider]

Those are great pics of Campbell's Field. A couple other good stadiums are Dr Pepper/Seven Up Ballpark in Frisco, Texas (AA team) & Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, NC (AAA team).

[CoreyPortlandME]

Wow, that Camden, New Jersey one is amazing. They should move the Phillies there!!!

Hadlock Field in Portland, Maine (AA Red Sox affiliate) does the job for me.

[peaceloveunderstanding]

very nice fields. I didn't know that many people were actually inteseted in minor league baseball.

[95-Souf]

Campbell's Field has views that would put some MLB Statdiums to shame......

[urbanlife]

great shots, I am such a huge minor league baseball fan. Their stadiums are smaller and more intimate. So they almost always offer a great view andlocation downtown, and many times have a good architect who designs the ballpark, so they are typically eyepleasing without the big ugly parking lot. (most of the time anyway).

[GaTechGuy]

Memphis has a nice downtown minor leage ballpark.

[eusebius]

AutoZone Park in Memphis is one of the best parks in the Minors. Not a bad seat in the house, and the place feels like old time baseball. Great atmosphere in and around the park as well. Louisville's Slugger Field isn't bad, either -- it's a shame the area around it isn't better. Nashville is finally getting on the bandwagon and building a new park for the Sounds...time to retire Greer (finally). Here's a rendering of a possible new Minor League stadion / Mixed Use development in downtown Nashville:

Funding for the project is still up in the air, and just securing the site has taken an act of Congress (well, not really). Check out more info here: Nashville Sounds Stadium News

[M. Brown]

Here is the post on the construction photos of Manchester's recently completed Fishercats Ballpark

[PghUSA]

Falconi Field Pittsburgh's Southern Suburbs:

The Pittsburgh Area's Falconi Field (Home of the Frontier League Wildthings) isn't the biggest or most elaborate minor league park but it when compared with arguably THE most elaborate major league park downtown (The Pirates PNC Park) it has some very unique and fan oriented assets to offer . . . like hottubs in Pennsylvania! lol.

[leets]

Buffalo's pilot field seats 21,000. Has attracted most fans in the minors. Built to major league standards and can be expanded to major league size.

[ironchapman]

Minor league parks have an ften overlooked charm in favor of the Major league parks.

Nice pics. I like the one in Buffalo. It will be useful if they ever get a Major league team.

[PghUSA]

Buffalo is a lot nicer then Pittsburgh's minor league park . . . but alas no hottub! lol

[rusthebuss]

Harbor Park

Norfolk has a nice one that is right on the river's edge next to downtown

[DoHen51]

Being from the Buffalo area I have to say Dunn Tire park. It's a great place to see a ball game at. Friday nights they have fire works after the game.

I also have to say Hadlock Field in Portland Maine. Being going up to the Portland area the last few years and always go to 3-4 games. Now that the are part of the Red Soxs family and have added the mini green monster in the outfield it's even better.

[thesmooshie]

This is a unique Minor League Park. Only Single A park but still great. Home of the Brooklyn Cyclones at Coney Island