Carleton Davidson Stadium

Carleton Davidson Stadium is a baseball facility in Springfield, Ohio, designed to accommodate visitors with modern amenities. The grounds feature 156 chairback seats behind home plate, bleacher seating along the baselines, eight light towers for evening games, and accessible facilities including wheelchair seating areas and restrooms.

The stadium opened in 2004 as a new baseball venue funded by the Carleton F. and Ruth T. Davidson Trust. Its construction brought a modern facility to the city, allowing local teams to play on a quality field that met professional standards.

The facility houses the Springfield/Clark County Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, where visitors can explore the region's baseball history through exhibits and memorabilia. This draws fans interested in learning about local legends and the sport's role in the community.

The facility is well-lit with eight light towers, allowing games to be played into the evening. Visitors with mobility needs will find designated accessible parking and seating areas throughout the grounds.

The field has specific dimensions that influence how the game is played at this location. These measurements create conditions on the diamond that tend to favor pitchers during competition.