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Welcome to Dwyer Stadium in Batavia, New York. This mid-sized baseball stadium, with a capacity of 2,600, serves as a hub for local college teams, high schools, and the Batavia Muckdogs. Established on the site of the original 1939 ballpark, the current stadium has housed the grandstand since 1996 and was renamed in 1973 in honor of Edward D. Dwyer. Whether you’re here for a PGCBL game, a college matchup, or a high school classic, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan a smooth visit.

Address: 299 Bank Street, Batavia, NY 14020. Dwyer Stadium combines field-level box seats with baseline bleachers and an inner walkway separating box seats from general admission, offering clear sightlines for fans of all ages.

Getting to games is convenient with a large free parking lot adjacent to the stadium and additional parking in nearby parks. If you’re driving, use I-90 Exit 48 and connect to local streets. Public transit options include RTS Genesee bus routes and Batavia Bus Service, making it easier to reach the venue from surrounding towns. For visitors planning an overnight stay, several reliable hotels are nearby, with affiliate options often providing exclusive rates or packages when you book through our site.

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Venue-at-a-glance

  • Capacity: 2,600
  • Type: Baseball stadium (home to Batavia Muckdogs, Genesee Community College Cougars, and local high schools)
  • Seating: Field-level box seats and baseline bleachers with an inner walkway separating box seats from GA
  • Parking: Large free lot adjacent to the stadium; additional parking in nearby parks
  • Transit: I-90 Exit 48; RTS Genesee bus routes; Batavia Bus Service
  • Notable events: Empire State Yankees (IL) played here in 2012; regular PGCBL/NYPL, college, and high school games

Nearby hotels

  • Best Western Crown Inn & Suites – 8210 Park Rd
  • La Quinta Inn & Suites Batavia – 8200 Park Rd
  • Holiday Inn Express & Suites Batavia – Darien Lake – 4356 Commerce Dr
  • Hampton Inn Batavia – 4360 Commerce Dr
  • Baymont by Wyndham Batavia – Darien Lake – 202 Oak St

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 299 Bank Street, Batavia, NY 14020
  • Capacity: 2,600
  • Venue type: baseball stadium; tenants include Batavia Muckdogs (PGCBL/NYPL), Genesee Community College Cougars (NJCAA), and local high schools
  • Seating/chart: no publicly published official seating diagram; seating includes field-level box seats and bleachers along both baselines, with an inner walkway separating box seats from GA
  • Parking: large free lot adjacent to the stadium; additional parking in nearby parks
  • Transit: accessible via I-90 Exit 48; RTS Genesee bus routes and Batavia Bus Service operate in the area
  • Nearby hotels: Best Western Crown Inn & Suites (8210 Park Rd), La Quinta Inn & Suites Batavia (8200 Park Rd), Holiday Inn Express & Suites Batavia – Darien Lake (4356 Commerce Dr), Hampton Inn Batavia (4360 Commerce Dr), Baymont by Wyndham Batavia – Darien Lake (202 Oak St)
  • Notable events: Empire State Yankees (IL) played at Dwyer Stadium in 2012; stadium hosts Muckdogs/PGCBL and college/high school games; grandstand rebuilt in 1996 after replacing the 1939-era ballpark
  • Renaming/demolition: not demolished; original 1939 ballpark site replaced with the current Dwyer Stadium in 1996; renamed Dwyer Stadium in 1973 (honoring Edward D. Dwyer)