Reser Stadium

Reser Stadium is Oregon State University's football facility, oriented northwest to southeast with artificial turf surfaces. The venue sits on campus and holds around 35,000 spectators for football games and other university events.

The facility opened in 1953 as Parker Stadium and became Reser Stadium in 1999 after a major donation from Al and Pat Reser. Multiple renovations over the decades expanded and improved the structure to serve the university's needs.

Game day brings out oversized chainsaws and statues honoring the Beaver mascot and tradition throughout the stadium grounds. These displays connect fans to Oregon State's identity in ways that go beyond just watching football.

Parking and entrance gates are spread around the stadium grounds for easy access on game days. Arriving early helps you avoid crowds and find your seating area without rushing.

The stadium alternates hosting duties with Autzen Stadium for the rivalry games between Oregon State and the University of Oregon. This arrangement allows both schools to play home games in front of their own fans throughout the season.

Location: Corvallis

Architects: HNTB

Official opening: November 14, 1953

Capacity: 45674

GPS coordinates: 44.55944,-123.28139

Latest update: December 20, 2025 02:05