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Bates College Outdoor Stadium in Lewiston, ME

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About Garcelon Field

Garcelon Field is an iconic outdoor stadium located on the Bates College campus in Lewiston, Maine. Since its opening in 1899, it has hosted Bates football, lacrosse and soccer, and has been a focal point for college sports in the region. The field underwent renovations in 2010 and updated its turf in 2023, ensuring a modern playing surface while preserving its historic charm. Whether you’re here for a Bates-hosted event or a community game, we’ve got you covered with practical information to secure your seats and plan your visit.

Ticketing for events at Garcelon Field is supported by Box Office Ticket Sales with interactive seating charts to help you choose the best vantage point for your group. Capacity varies by event and setup, with seated capacity commonly around 2,000 and total capacity near 3,000. Read on for parking, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to make your trip smooth and enjoyable.

Parking: Free and convenient parking is available on Central Ave and in the Russell St. Lot on campus. Plan ahead for college event schedules, as space can be limited during peak times.

Transportation: The Lewiston–Auburn to Portland (LAP) commuter bus began service in 2024 and stops at Bates College, connecting to Oak Street and Portland centers. Check current routes and schedules before you travel to coordinate your arrival and departure.

Nearby Hotels: For a comfortable stay near Garcelon Field, consider these options and plan ahead for events:

  • Hampton Inn Lewiston-Auburn, 15 Lincoln St, Lewiston, ME
  • Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch, 14 Great Falls Plaza, Auburn, ME
  • Residence Inn Auburn, 670 Turner St, Auburn, ME

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Nearby Dining and Local Tips: Lewiston and Auburn offer a variety of dining options within a short drive or walk from Garcelon Field. When planning your visit, consider nearby casual dining, quick bites, and family-friendly options to suit your group.

Notable Events: Garcelon Field has hosted NCAA playoff games, including the 2015 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse First Round (Bates vs. Keene State). The venue remains a centerpiece for Bates football, lacrosse, and soccer, drawing fans from across Maine and New England.

Accessibility: Garcelon Field sits on campus grounds and is accessible via a number of entry points. If you have specific accessibility needs, we can help you locate seating options and campus services.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: Garcelon Field is at 144 Central Avenue, Lewiston, ME 04240 (on the Bates College campus). Parking is available on Central Ave or in the Russell St. Lot.
  • Venue type/tenants: Outdoor stadium/field for Bates College; home to Bates football and men’s/women’s lacrosse, with soccer also played on site.
  • Capacity: seated capacity commonly cited as about 2,000; total capacity often listed around 3,000 (capacity can vary by setup and usage).
  • Seating chart: Garcelon Field has interactive seating charts available via Box Office Ticket Sales.
  • Parking: Parking options include on Central Ave and the Russell St. Lot on campus.
  • Transit: The LAP commuter bus (Lewiston–Auburn to Portland) stops at Bates College; service began in 2024 and connects to routes like Oak Street and Portland centers.
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn Lewiston-Auburn (15 Lincoln St, Lewiston, ME), Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch (14 Great Falls Plaza, Auburn, ME), Residence Inn Auburn (670 Turner St, Auburn, ME).
  • Notable events hosted: Bates hosted NCAA playoff games at Garcelon Field (e.g., 2015 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse First Round Bates vs. Keene State) and the field has been a centerpiece for Bates football, lacrosse, and soccer since its 1899 opening.
  • Renamed/demolished: Garcelon Field remains in use; renovated in 2010 and the turf was replaced in 2023.