Cowboy Stadium

Cowboy Stadium is a sports facility in Lake Charles that holds approximately 17,600 spectators and features artificial turf for games. The facility also includes premium seating areas with enhanced views of the field.

The facility opened in 1965 with space for about 12,200 spectators and was later expanded to increase capacity. Over the following decades, it became an important venue for college football in the region.

This is where the local community gathers to support the McNeese State Cowboys and show their connection to college football. Fans bring their passion for the team to this place and create memories that are passed down through families.

The stadium is easy to reach and offers various access options for visitors with different needs. It helps to arrive early to find good seating and get a feel for the surroundings.

The stadium experienced its largest crowd during a game against the University of Louisiana in the 1970s when thousands of fans filled the stands. This game remains part of local lore and is still remembered by longtime fans.

Location: Louisiana

Inception: 1965

Official opening: 1965

Capacity: 12226

GPS coordinates: 30.17330,-93.21000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:01