The stadium was originally known as State Mutual Stadium when it opened in 2003.
It is one of the few minor league ballparks situated in a relatively rural, scenic setting rather than an urban downtown core.
The facility serves as a primary hub for player development, frequently hosting prospects moving up through the Atlanta Braves farm system.
The stadium's name was officially changed to AdventHealth Stadium in 2024 to reflect a long-term partnership with the healthcare provider.
The park features a specialized kids' zone area designed specifically for younger fans during home games.
The playing surface utilizes a high-quality natural grass field maintained to professional standards.
AdventHealth Stadium is the home field of the Rome Emperors, a High-A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves playing in the South Atlantic League. The facility features a seating capacity of approximately 5,100, including a mix of grandstand seating, luxury suites, and a grass berm for general admission. The stadium layout prioritizes sightlines to the diamond while offering amenities such as an on-site team store and diverse concession options. As a multi-purpose venue, it frequently hosts local high school baseball championships, community events, and concerts throughout the year. The park design incorporates elements of traditional minor league ballparks with modern player development facilities located behind the scenes.
The grass berm area in the outfield provides a panoramic view of the entire stadium and the playing field.
Bring a blanket or lawn chairs to utilize the outfield grass berm for a relaxed viewing experience.
Check the promotional schedule before visiting to catch theme nights like fireworks displays or bobblehead giveaways.
Sunscreen and hats are essential as many seating sections are not covered by the stadium roof.
Do not arrive during the final innings if you are hoping to secure promotional merchandise, as these are often distributed when gates first open.
Operational primarily during the baseball season from spring through early autumn; closed to the public on non-event days.
