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About Hunnicutt Field

Hunnicutt Field, officially known as H.P. Hunnicutt Field, is a historic baseball stadium in Princeton, West Virginia. Located at 1321 Stafford Drive with an alternate access via 150 Old Bluefield Rd off Stafford Dr, the venue serves as home field for Princeton High School and Princeton Middle School, and hosts Appalachian League events when active. The field was rebuilt around 2000 after the original wooden field was demolished, preserving the name without a change in identity.

Whether you’re planning a school game, a regional tournament, or a community baseball night, Hunnicutt Field offers a practical setting with comfortable sightlines and convenient access for fans and families in the greater Princeton area.

Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, and plan a smooth trip—parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options that can support a comfortable visit.

Seating: Hunnicutt Field features wrap-around bleacher seating along both foul lines and box seats behind home plate. Capacity is reported around 1,700 to 1,950 depending on renovations and configurations over the years. For event day information, check the venue listing as configurations can vary by game or tournament.

Parking: Parking is free in the lot beyond the outfield wall. Plan to arrive early on busy game days to ensure convenient access and easy pickup after the final out.

Transit & Directions: Access is straightforward via I-77 (Princeton exit), then Route 9 and Route 460 West. The stadium is located near Princeton High School, making it a convenient stop for families and local fans alike.

Nearby Hotels & Dining: To support comfortable visits, nearby lodging options include Quality Inn and Days Inn along Princeton area exits. Whether you’re attending a school game or an Appalachian League event, these hotels provide reliable stays. For meals, consider nearby casual dining and family-friendly options that offer quick, satisfying pre- or post-game meals. (We’ll prioritize affiliate partner recommendations when listing hotel and dining options to streamline your planning.)

Notable History: Hunnicutt Field hosted portions of the 2006 and 2007 West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball tournaments. The venue has remained named H.P. Hunnicutt Field since its rebuild in 2000 and continues to serve as a community baseball hub for Princeton and the surrounding area.

Affiliates & Social: For updates on events and venue news, follow official team pages and the venue’s profiles. We provide links to official sites and social channels to help you stay informed before you visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: commonly listed as 1321 Stafford Drive, Princeton, WV 24740; alternate entrance/address reported as 150 Old Bluefield Rd (Old Bluefield Rd off Stafford Dr).
  • Venue type: baseball stadium; serves as home field for Princeton High School/Middle School and (when active) Appalachian League teams such as Princeton Rays/WhistlePigs.
  • Seating: wrap-around bleacher seating along both foul lines with box seats behind home plate.
  • Capacity: reported as 1,700 ( Stadium Journey ) and 1,950 ( Charlie’s Ballparks ) after renovations; the field was rebuilt around 2000.
  • Parking: parking is free in the lot beyond the outfield wall.
  • Transit/directions: accessible via I-77 (Princeton exit), then Route 9 and Route 460 West; located near Princeton High School.
  • Nearby hotels: options such as Quality Inn and Days Inn are nearby along the Princeton area exits.
  • Notable events hosted: portions of the 2006 and 2007 West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball tournaments.
  • Demolished/renamed: the original wooden Hunnicutt Field (I) was demolished after 1998 and rebuilt as Hunnicutt Field II around 2000; the venue name has remained H.P. Hunnicutt Field and has not been renamed.