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Campbells Field sits at 401 North Delaware Avenue in Camden, NJ, a site with a rich baseball history dating back to May 11, 2001. While the original stadium was demolished in December 2018 and redeveloped as the Camden Athletic Complex (Camden Athletic Fields) opening in May 2022, the area remains a draw for fans attending events nearby and in the greater Philadelphia region. The site has hosted Rutgers–Camden and other college teams, plus notable Atlantic League events in its heyday. Today, fans look to nearby amenities and transportation options that make a trip easy and straightforward. This page covers seating considerations, parking details, transit access, and recommended nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your tickets and plan your visit with confidence.
Whether you’re planning a trip to see college games, or exploring the Camden Waterfront for day trips, Campbells Field’s legacy continues to inform the fan experience in the area. We’ve got you with practical details, insider tips, and trusted partner recommendations to help you lock in tickets and plan your outing smoothly.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 401 North Delaware Avenue, Camden, NJ 08102.
- Venue type: Baseball stadium previously hosting Rutgers‑Camden, Camden Riversharks, and other college teams.
- Opening date: May 11, 2001.
- Demolished: December 2018; site redeveloped as Camden Athletic Fields (Camden Athletic Complex) opened May 2022.
- Capacity: cited as 6,425 (per BR Bullpen); some sources list 6,700 (varying figures over the years).
- Notable events hosted: 2004 and 2012 Atlantic League All-Star Games; 2008 Atlantic 10 baseball tournament; regular Rutgers‑Camden games and other college events.
- Parking: on-site lots historically offered parking around $3; another source lists $5 for Riversharks games.
- Transit: located on the Camden Waterfront; accessible via River Line light rail (Entertainment Center station) with PATCO connections at Walter Rand; Philadelphia access via the Ben Franklin Bridge.
- Nearby hotels: Philadelphia area hotels are commonly used for events; River Line/PATCO access makes central Philadelphia hotels convenient for visitors.