The stadium's construction was a central component of a $100 million downtown revitalization plan for Kokomo.
The playing surface is composed of high-grade synthetic turf, reducing maintenance requirements and increasing game durability.
The Kokomo Jackrabbits are part of the Northwoods League, which focuses on providing collegiate players an experience similar to professional Minor League Baseball.
The stadium was intentionally built on the site of a former industrial property to aid in city center land reclamation.
Kokomo Municipal Stadium is a 4,000-seat multi-purpose baseball venue located in downtown Kokomo, Indiana. It serves as the home field for the Kokomo Jackrabbits, a collegiate summer baseball team playing in the Northwoods League. The stadium features a synthetic turf field, allowing for play during diverse weather conditions. Built in 2015, the facility was designed to revitalize the downtown core and encourage urban economic development. The ballpark includes a prominent videoboard, various concession stands, and a kids' play area near the right-field foul pole. Beyond baseball, the stadium hosts high school games, community festivals, and public gatherings throughout the calendar year.
Behind home plate or along the top concourse for a wide-angle view of the entire field and the downtown skyline.
Arrive early to secure parking in the lots adjacent to the stadium or use designated downtown street parking.
Check the team schedule in advance, as the stadium hosts various local events that may impact parking availability.
Bring sunglasses and a hat for day games, as much of the seating bowl is fully exposed to direct sunlight.
Do not attempt to bring outside food or coolers into the venue, as this is strictly prohibited by stadium security policy.
Baseball events are strictly seasonal, occurring from late May through mid-August; the facility remains open for public community events outside of the baseball season.
Standard ballpark decorum; shirts and shoes required at all times.
