CoolToday Park, Baseball spring training facility in North Port, Florida.

CoolToday Park is a baseball facility in North Port where professional teams prepare for their season during spring training. The venue has a main stadium with seating, multiple practice fields spread across the grounds, and training facilities designed for athletes.

The facility opened in 2019 as a new home for spring training baseball. It was built to host a Major League Baseball team and has served as their training base since then.

The park's name comes from CoolToday, a local air conditioning, heating, plumbing and electrical services company that signed a 20-year naming-rights deal announced on December 4, 2018. The Braves moved their spring training here from Champion Stadium near Orlando, where they had trained from 1997 to 2019, to cut travel times to other teams' facilities. The public plaza along West Villages Parkway is designed to serve as an event space when baseball activities are not taking place.

The stadium sits on the northern part of the property, just south of a planned school campus, with a public plaza along West Villages Parkway that serves as an event space outside baseball activities. The complex also holds six practice fields and six multi-use fields, so allow time to walk between the main ballpark and the training side.

The stadium sits on the northern part of the property, just south of a planned elementary and middle school campus. A public plaza along West Villages Parkway doubles as an event space when no baseball is being played.