Campbell’s Field | Camden

Information

Landmark: Campbell’s Field
City: Camden
Country: USA New Jersey
Continent: North America

Campbell’s Field, Camden, USA New Jersey, North America

Campbell's Field is a former baseball stadium located in Camden, New Jersey, USA.

It served as the home ballpark for the Camden Riversharks minor league baseball team.

Visual Characteristics

The stadium featured a brick facade along its exterior, with seating sections primarily constructed from concrete. The playing field was natural grass. Capacity was approximately 6,400 spectators.

Location & Access Logistics

Campbell's Field was situated at 401 North Delaware Avenue, Camden, NJ 08102. It was located adjacent to the Delaware River waterfront, approximately 1 mile north of Camden's city center. Parking was available in adjacent lots. Public transport options included the PATCO Speedline, with the Camden station located approximately 0.7 miles southeast.

Historical & Ecological Origin

Construction of Campbell's Field was completed in 2001. It was built as a venue for professional minor league baseball. The site was previously an industrial area.

Key Highlights & Activities

The primary activity was attending baseball games. The stadium also hosted other events, including concerts and community gatherings. The waterfront location offered views of the Philadelphia skyline.

Infrastructure & Amenities

Restrooms were available within the stadium concourse. Limited shade was provided by the upper seating decks. Cell phone signal (4G/5G) was generally available. Food vendors operated within the stadium during events.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit was during the baseball season, typically from April through September. Evening games offered cooler temperatures and stadium lighting.

Facts & Legends

Campbell's Field was named after the Campbell Soup Company, which has a significant historical presence in Camden. The stadium was demolished in 2019.