Bernie Arbour Memorial Stadium

Bernie Arbour Memorial Stadium is a baseball facility in Hamilton featuring a main grandstand and additional bleacher seating along the baselines. The stadium also includes broadcast capabilities with dedicated media spaces for games and events.

The stadium was established in 1970 as a dedicated baseball venue following renovations at an existing civic facility. Its creation reflected the city's growing need for a specialized home for baseball activities.

The facility honors Bernie Arbour, a Hamilton police officer who championed youth sports programs in the community for two decades. His legacy remains connected to local athletic development through the stadium's name.

The venue includes facilities for media broadcasts, making it accessible for both in-person and remote viewing of games. Visitors should plan for outdoor conditions typical of the region and arrive early for better seating options.

The playing field features asymmetrical outfield dimensions that create distinct zones for different types of hits. This layout distinguishes it from standard baseball fields and adds character to the venue.

Location: Hamilton

Inception: 1970

Official opening: 1970

Capacity: 3000

GPS coordinates: 43.21128,-79.82178

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:06