Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville

Home of the Jacksonville Suns

Description

Now home to the Class AA Jacksonville Suns, the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville was built by the city in 2003 to replace the historic Wolfson Park in what, some say, was an effort to eventually attract a Class AAA team. The new park is larger with a 112,000-square-foot field and 18,400-square-foot skybox. It also features three dressing rooms, a media room, weight room, kitchen, and indoor batting tunnel. The stadium seats 10,000 and offers great sight lines for fans. In addition, smaller seating areas mean lots of aisles that allow visitors to come and go freely without inconveniencing others. The season runs April through September; to catch a game while you're in town, see the website for schedule and ticketing information.