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About City Of Palms Park

City Of Palms Park is a storied open-air baseball stadium in Fort Myers, Florida. Located at 2201 Edison Ave, the venue has a rich history as a former MLB Spring Training home and now serves as a home field for Florida SouthWestern State College Buccaneers baseball. With a capacity around 8,200 (official Lee County figures) and main seating for around 6,990, the park offers a classic viewing experience with bleacher areas, wall/berm seating, and ADA accessibility. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and find convenient nearby lodging and dining options.

Whether you’re here for college baseball or exploring Fort Myers’ baseball heritage, City Of Palms Park provides a convenient, memorable venue experience. We’ve highlighted seating structures, parking options, accessible transit via LeeTran, and a curated list of nearby hotels and affiliate partner restaurants to help you plan a smooth trip. If you’re looking for the latest event info, dates, or possible redevelopment updates, reach out and we’ll connect you with trusted sources and local partners.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2201 Edison Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33901.
  • Venue type: Open-air baseball stadium in Fort Myers; main use historically spring training, now home to Florida SouthWestern State College baseball.
  • Original MLB Spring Training home for the Boston Red Sox (1993–2011); Red Sox moved to JetBlue Park in 2012.
  • Current capacity: 8,200 (official Lee County page for City of Palms Park). Main seating capacity is listed as 6,990 in public summaries (varies by configuration).
  • Seating chart: Stadium seating sections 101–124 and 201–216, with bleachers behind the wall/berm and ADA seating available.
  • Parking: Grass fields around the ballpark; stadium lot about $7, neighborhood lots $5–$10.
  • Transit: Served by Lee County public transportation (LeeTran). Fort Myers transit facilities include multiple transfer centers.
  • Nearby hotels: Best Western Fort Myers Waterfront, Riverview Inn, Holiday Inn Edison at Midtown (and other downtown properties).
  • Notable events hosted: Boston Red Sox Spring Training (1993–2011); Florida SouthWestern State College Buccaneers baseball (2014–present).
  • Renamed/demolished: No official renaming noted; the site is vacant with ongoing demolition/redevelopment discussions as of late 2025–2026.