Stadium Reviews

While not a flashy facility by any means, Old Mountain Field is the type of bucolic field that makes seeking out summer collegiate ballparks worth the time and effort. Bring your own lawn chair and cooler, set up shop on the third base hill and just enjoy the evening. If you want to compete with the local kids for foul balls, you might even bring home a few dollars.

Goodall Park is a throwback in the best sense, being a stadium that captures everything nostalgic about old-school ballparks while mixing in a few modern comforts.

Muzzy Field is an excellent example of a historic ballpark that has been given new life through the establishment of summer college baseball

This historic ballpark, filled with features not seen anywhere else, is a relic from another time.

While this old field’s glory days are most likely in the past, this quirky place has found its niche with the presence of the Blue Sox.

This is a relaxed, no-frills facility where the focus is on the field.

Any baseball fan who enjoys travelling to different ballparks would do themselves a favor to consider a visit to Vermont.

Fraser Field is really starting to show its age and is in dire need of repairs.

It’s readily apparent once you step foot into Alumni Field why it’s one of the marquee venues in the New England Collegiate League.

Veteran fans of the NECBL will find Maxfield Sports Complex a very comfortable, familiar place to watch some quality baseball.

North Adams is one of the last spots you would expect to find a nice little ballpark like Joe Wolfe Field, but it fits in seamlessly.

If you are planning a trip to Martha’s Vineyard, a trip to Vineyard Baseball Park will not be in your plans unless you are a dedicated fan.

Rogers Park is an impressive, busy facility serving the citizens of Danbury.