There are eight stadiums in use by Southern League (SL) baseball teams. The oldest stadium is Synovus Park (1926) in Columbus, Georgia, which became the home of the Columbus Clingstones in 2025. The newest stadium is Erlanger Park (2026) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, home of the Chattanooga Lookouts. One stadium was built in each of the 1920s and 2000s, and three in each of the 2010s and 2020s. The highest seating capacity is 8,500 at Regions Field in Birmingham, Alabama, where the Birmingham Barons play. The lowest capacity is 5,038 at Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola, Florida, where the Pensacola Blue Wahoos play. All stadiums use a grass surface.
Since its founding, there have been nearly 40 stadiums located among nearly 30 municipalities known to have been used by the league. Although a few other leagues had contributed to the history of the SL, it was decided that the league would not maintain records prior to the 1964 season. Therefore, the list does not include stadiums from its predecessor leagues. The oldest stadium to have hosted SL games is Rickwood Field (1910), home of the Birmingham Barons; Erlanger Park is also the newest of all stadiums to host SL games. The highest seating capacity was 17,000 at Herschel Greer Stadium, the Nashville Sounds home. The stadium with the lowest capacity was Knights Park, home of the Charlotte Hornets and Charlotte O's/Knights, which seated only 3,000.
Active stadiums {|class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" |- !Name !Team !City !State !Opened !data-sort-type="number" | Capacity !class="unsortable" | Ref. |- !scope="row" | Erlanger Park |Chattanooga Lookouts |Chattanooga |Tennessee |align="center" | 2026 |align="center" | 8,032
!scope="row" | Blue Wahoos Stadium |Pensacola Blue Wahoos |Pensacola |Florida |align="center" | 2012 |align="center" | 5,038
!scope="row" | Covenant Health Park |Knoxville Smokies |Knoxville |Tennessee |align="center" | 2025 |align="center" | 6,355
!scope="row" | Keesler Federal Park |Biloxi Shuckers |Biloxi |Mississippi |align="center" | 2015 |align="center" | 6,076
!scope="row" | Dabos Park |Montgomery Biscuits |Montgomery |Alabama |align="center" | 2004 |align="center" | 7,000
!scope="row" | Regions Field |Birmingham Barons |Birmingham |Alabama |align="center" | 2013 |align="center" | 8,500
!scope="row" | Synovus Park |Columbus Clingstones |Columbus |Georgia |align="center" | 1926 |align="center" | 5,500
!scope="row" | Toyota Field |Rocket City Trash Pandas |Madison |Alabama |align="center" | 2020 |align="center" | 7,000
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All stadiums +Key Stadium's name in its most recent season of hosting SL baseball Opening of earliest stadium variant used for hosting SL baseball Stadium's most recent capacity while hosting SL baseball
NameTeamLocationStateOpenedCapacityRef(s) 121 Financial BallparkJacksonville Suns/Jumbo ShrimpJacksonvilleFlorida 2003 11,000 AT&T FieldChattanooga LookoutsChattanoogaTennessee 2000 6,362 The Ballpark at JacksonWest Tenn Diamond Jaxx/Jackson GeneralsJacksonTennessee 1998 6,000 Bill Meyer StadiumKnoxville Smokies/Sox/Blue JaysKnoxvilleTennessee 1953 6,412 Blue Wahoos StadiumPensacola Blue WahoosPensacolaFlorida 2012 5,038 Bosse FieldEvansville White SoxEvansvilleIndiana 1915 5,382 Brooks FieldPort City RoostersWilmingtonNorth Carolina 1989 3,500 Champion StadiumOrlando RaysOrlandoFlorida 1997 9,500 Covenant Health ParkKnoxville SmokiesKnoxvilleTennessee 2025 6,355 Dabos ParkMontgomery BiscuitsMontgomeryAlabama 2004 7,000 Erlanger ParkChattanooga LookoutsChattanoogaTennessee 2026 8,032 Five County StadiumCarolina MudcatsZebulonNorth Carolina 1991 6,500 Golden Park IIColumbus Yankees, Columbus White Sox/Astros/MudcatsColumbusGeorgia 1950 6,600 Grayson StadiumSavannah Senators/Indians, Savannah BravesSavannahGeorgia 1927 7,914 Greenville Municipal StadiumGreenville BravesGreenvilleSouth Carolina 1984 7,027 Hank Aaron StadiumMobile BayBearsMobileAlabama 1997 6,000 Hartwell FieldMobile Athletics/White SoxMobileAlabama 1927 8,000 Herschel Greer StadiumNashville Sounds, Nashville XpressNashvilleTennessee 1978 17,000 Hoover Metropolitan StadiumBirmingham BaronsBirminghamAlabama 1988 10,800 Joe W. Davis Municipal StadiumHuntsville StarsHuntsvilleAlabama 1985 10,250 Joe Engel StadiumChattanooga LookoutsChattanoogaTennessee 1930 7,000 Keesler Federal ParkBiloxi ShuckersBiloxiMississippi 2015 6,076 Knights Castle StadiumCharlotte KnightsFort MillSouth Carolina 1990 10,002 Knights ParkCharlotte Hornets, Charlotte O's/KnightsCharlotteNorth Carolina 1941 3,000 Luther Williams FieldMacon PeachesMaconGeorgia 1929 5,000 Lynchburg City StadiumLynchburg White SoxLynchburgVirginia 1940 4,500 McCormick FieldAsheville Tourists/OriolesAshevilleNorth Carolina 1924 3,200 Paterson FieldMontgomery RebelsMontgomeryAlabama 1949 6,000 Regions FieldBirmingham BaronsBirminghamAlabama 2013 8,500 Rickwood FieldBirmingham Barons, Birmingham A'sBirminghamAlabama 1910 10,741 Sam M. Wolfson ParkJacksonville Suns/ExposJacksonvilleFlorida 1955 8,200 Smokies StadiumTennessee SmokiesKodakTennessee 2000 6,412 Synovus ParkColumbus Clingstones, Columbus Yankees, Columbus White Sox/Astros/MudcatsColumbusGeorgia 1926 5,500 Tim McCarver StadiumMemphis ChicksMemphisTennessee 1963 10,000 Tinker FieldOrlando Twins/SunRays/Cubs/RaysOrlandoFlorida 1914 5,104 Toyota FieldRocket City Trash PandasMadisonAlabama 2020 7,000 Trustmark ParkMississippi BravesPearlMississippi 2005 8,480
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See also
List of Double-A baseball stadiums List of Eastern League stadiums List of Texas League stadiums List of Southern League teams
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