Calfee Park, Baseball stadium in Pulaski, Virginia, U.S.
Calfee Park is a baseball stadium in Pulaski, Virginia, built in 1935 and marked by its classic layout. The venue features a grass field, stands around the perimeter, and holds about 3,200 people, with distances of 338 feet in left field and 405 feet in center field.
The stadium was built in 1935 with support from the Works Progress Administration, a government program during the Great Depression. Since opening, the park has hosted dozens of baseball teams and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999.
The park is named after Ernest W. Calfee, a former mayor of Pulaski, reflecting local history through its name. Visitors can see how this place remains a gathering point for the community, where people come together to watch baseball and strengthen local bonds.
The venue is easy to reach from downtown Pulaski and provides parking for visitors. The space is accessible and allows you to watch games comfortably from the stands or on the grass.
The stadium has been featured in several magazines including Sports Illustrated and National Geographic. Fans voted it the best rookie-level ballpark in the US in 2019 and 2020.
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