Homewood Field

Homewood Field is a stadium in Baltimore with both natural grass and artificial turf surfaces designed for lacrosse, soccer, and field hockey. The venue seats approximately 8,500 spectators and features multiple entry points to manage different events efficiently.

The stadium was established in 1906 and ranks among the oldest athletic facilities in the United States still in regular use today. Since its founding, it has grown into a major center for collegiate sports competitions.

The field serves as home to the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays lacrosse team and plays a central role in the region's sports culture. Visitors experience how deeply rooted lacrosse is in the daily life of this Maryland community.

The stadium is straightforward to access with multiple entrances and clear signage throughout the grounds. It helps to arrive early during popular games, as seating capacity is limited.

The field features a dual-surface design that enables rapid transitions between different sports without requiring extensive reconstruction. This flexibility allows the grounds to host various teams and sports sequentially throughout the year with minimal downtime.

Location: Maryland

Inception: 1906

Official opening: 1906

Capacity: 8500

GPS coordinates: 39.33361,-76.62083

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:00