Coral Seymour Ballpark

The stadium features natural grass playing field surrounded by spruce trees, with covered grandstand seating and room for 1,300 spectators.

Built in 1976 as Oiler Park, the stadium received its current name to honor Coral Seymour, who influenced the Peninsula Oilers baseball development.

The Peninsula Oilers baseball team calls this stadium home, producing more than 120 Major League Baseball players throughout its existence.

Located at 103 South Tinker Lane, the stadium provides heated box seats beneath the covered grandstand for comfort during cold weather games.

The stadium faces center field toward cold ocean breezes, while seagulls frequently visit the outfield during baseball games.

Location: Alaska

Capacity: 1300

GPS coordinates: 60.55890,-151.20200

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:06