Reckling Park

Reckling Park is a baseball stadium located on the Rice University campus that accommodates around 7,000 spectators. The playing field extends 330 feet (100 meters) to the left and right field lines, while the distance to center field reaches 400 feet (122 meters).

The facility opened in 2000 as a replacement for Cameron Field, which had hosted Rice baseball since the late 1970s. This move provided the university with a larger and more modern home for its baseball program.

The stadium serves as home to the Rice Owls baseball program and anchors social gatherings for the university community. Games here connect students, alumni, and local fans through shared traditions and rivalry events throughout the season.

The venue features modern amenities including digital scoreboards and comfortable seating throughout. Adequate parking and concession stands make a visit straightforward and convenient for spectators.

The stadium became synonymous with exceptional winning records under longtime coach Wayne Graham, whose teams consistently performed at the highest level. This sustained excellence elevated Rice into a powerhouse in college baseball.

Location: Houston

Inception: February 8, 2000

Official opening: February 8, 2000

Capacity: 5368

GPS coordinates: 29.71333,-95.40417

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:28