Robert E. Taylor Stadium

Robert E. Taylor Stadium is a softball venue on the University of Maryland campus that features natural grass playing surface and several practice areas for athletes. The facility includes lighting for evening contests and scoreboard displays to track the game.

The stadium opened in 2002 as a permanent home for the university's softball program. It was built during a broader expansion of athletic facilities on campus.

The facility represents a significant advancement for women's collegiate softball, providing a dedicated home field for the Maryland Terrapins after years of off-campus play.

The facility sits near other athletic buildings on campus and is straightforward to locate. Visitors can arrive early to walk around the grounds and get familiar with the layout before events begin.

The construction of this three-million-dollar facility coincided with the development of the Comcast Center, marking a period of substantial athletic expansion at the university.

Location: College Park

Inception: 2001

Official opening: April 10, 2002

Capacity: 1000

Address: 8680 Paint Branch Dr, College Park, MD 20742

GPS coordinates: 38.99861,-76.94528

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:26