Fenway South, Sports venue in Florida, United States

Fenway South is a sports venue in Florida, United States, serving as the spring training home of the Boston Red Sox. The complex features a ballpark and several practice fields, with a layout that mirrors the team's main stadium in Massachusetts.

The facility opened in 2012 as the new spring training base for the Boston Red Sox, replacing their long-time site in Fort Myers. Since then, it has hosted major league workouts and minor league games, becoming a regular stop on the Florida spring training circuit.

The name Fenway South nods to Fenway Park, the team's home in Boston, and the site brings a slice of that tradition to Florida. Fans gather here each spring to see players up close and to enjoy the relaxed mood of preseason baseball.

The site is easy to navigate on foot, with clear signs pointing to the main stadium and the practice areas. Visitors can watch workouts on the back fields in the morning, while the main ballpark hosts games later in the day.

The main stadium is a scaled-down copy of Fenway Park, with a similar shape and a tall wall in left field. Visitors often overlook the back fields, where future stars practice in a more relaxed setting.