The stadium was originally known as FirstEnergy Park before being rebranded to ShoreTown Ballpark in 2024.
The facility features a unique natural grass playing surface maintained to professional standards.
The stadium footprint includes a dedicated miniature golf course located inside the ballpark gates.
The venue is capable of hosting non-baseball events, including outdoor concerts and holiday-themed light displays.
The BlueClaws franchise, which plays here, was formerly known as the Lakewood BlueClaws before rebranding to reflect the broader Jersey Shore identity.
The stadium structure includes a built-in climbing wall and other family-oriented entertainment features beyond the game itself.
ShoreTown Ballpark is a multi-purpose outdoor stadium located in Lakewood, New Jersey, serving as the home field for the Jersey Shore BlueClaws, a High-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. The venue features a 360-degree concourse that allows spectators to maintain a view of the field while walking around the stadium. Beyond professional baseball, the facility hosts concerts, community festivals, and various private events throughout the year. The seating capacity accommodates approximately 6,500 fans for sporting events, with additional space available on the grass berms. The stadium is designed with a suburban open-air layout situated within a larger recreational park complex. It features modern amenities including luxury suites, a picnic area for group outings, and a dedicated playground space.
The grass berm area behind the outfield wall, which offers a clear view of the entire field and stadium scoreboard.
Check the team schedule for 'Fireworks Fridays' if you prefer evening entertainment during your visit.
Bring a light blanket or portable seat cushions for the grass berm seating areas to increase comfort during extra-inning games.
Arrive early to walk the full 360-degree concourse, as it offers varied vantage points of the game and internal park features.
Do not attempt to bring outside coolers or large bags, as strict security policies regarding prohibited items are enforced at the gates.
The venue primarily hosts baseball games from early spring through early September; the park is frequently closed to the public outside of scheduled event hours.
Casual, weather-appropriate attire is standard; shirts and shoes must be worn at all times.
