LaGrave Field, Baseball stadium in Fort Worth, US.
LaGrave Field is a baseball stadium in Fort Worth featuring a natural grass playing surface and seating for around 4,100 spectators. The facility sits near the Trinity River, with a parking area that makes access relatively straightforward for visitors.
The stadium opened in 1926 as home to local baseball teams and operated for decades as a community fixture. After severe damage from fire and flooding in 1949, it was rebuilt and continued in use until a major renovation project brought it back to modern standards in the early 2000s.
A sign outside the field listed members of Baseball's Hall of Fame who played there. The ballpark also hosted Texas Wesleyan University home games, outdoor concerts, Boy Scout campouts and auto swap meets, and in 2014 it was home to the Fort Worth Vaqueros FC of the National Premier Soccer League.
Parking is available on-site making arrival straightforward for most visitors to the stadium. The seating areas are generally accessible and accommodate a comfortable viewing experience for baseball games.
When the site was rebuilt in 2001, the original dugouts were kept and converted into dugout suites, giving LaGrave four dugouts, and the original home plate location was retained. The ballpark was condemned in 2024 and demolition began in February 2025.
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