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- Zion, IL
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About Fielder's Stadium
Fielder's Stadium is an ambitious but ultimately unfinished venue project located at Route 173 and Green Bay Road in Zion, Illinois. While the site never reached a permanent completion, it carved a chapter in local sports history as the home to the Lake County Fielders during a brief stint in 2010–2011 and hosted notable events, including a 2011 game with Jose Canseco as manager. This page provides a thorough, practical view of the site as it stands today, with details on seating (historical context), transportation access, parking options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan if you’re researching the location for future development, local history tours, or speculative interest.
Important notes: Fielder's Stadium remains abandoned/uncompleted. Reports cite multi-million dollar costs and ongoing investigations. There is no active schedule, and the site has not been redeveloped into a functioning stadium. If you’re planning a visit or researching for potential projects, rely on current local updates and official records. For travelers and fans exploring the area, nearby accommodations and dining provide practical options in Zion and nearby Kenosha and Waukegan communities.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue type: intended baseball stadium (unopened project) in Zion, IL at Route 173 and Green Bay Road.
- Capacity: 7,000 for baseball (some materials cited 7k; some press materials cited up to 8,000) and up to 12,500 for concerts; permanent completion never occurred.
- Address references: reported location at Route 173 & Green Bay Road; press materials list 850 Green Bay Road, Zion, IL 60099.
- Opened status: never completed; opened play briefly for the Lake County Fielders in 2010 at a temporary site (Carthage College, Kenosha) before the Zion project stalled.
- Notable events: home to the Lake County Fielders (2010–2011); notable 2011 game involving Jose Canseco as manager; team and stadium faced financial and legal issues and did not continue.
- Seating/chart: no official seating chart; early-2010 temporary bleachers were used; bleachers were removed as construction did not progress.
- Parking/transit: transit access via Zion Metra (UP-N) and Pace Route 571; Zion Metra station has approximately 98 parking spaces.
- Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Zion, Inn on Sheridan Zion (nearby lodging options for visitors).
- Current status: abandoned/uncompleted; reports and investigations cited costs exceeding several millions; the site has not been redeveloped into a functioning stadium.