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About Knights Stadium

Knights Stadium, also known as Knight's Castle and affectionately nicknamed The Castle, was a prominent baseball venue in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Opened in 1990, it hosted the Charlotte Knights and welcomed fans to events ranging from regular-season games to notable tournaments like the Big South and ACC championships. While the stadium was demolished in 2015, the site remains a piece of local sports history, and the area around Fort Mill continues to be a hub for dining, lodging, and easy access from I-77. This page provides a practical overview for visitors and history enthusiasts alike, including seating, parking, transportation, and nearby hotel and restaurant options aligned with trusted affiliate partners.

Location and access details: Knights Stadium stood at 2280 Deerfield Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715. The venue was easily reachable from I-77, with Exit 88 (Gold Hill Road) offering convenient ingress and egress. While the stadium itself no longer hosts events, the surrounding Fort Mill community remains vibrant, with continual improvements to roads and nearby attractions. If you’re researching historical games or planning a visit to the area, you’ll still find a strong network of transportation options, parking guidance, and nearby places to stay and dine through our recommended affiliate partners. Remember: always secure your seats through official channels for any current events at other venues in the region, and use this page to appreciate the local legacy of Knights Stadium.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2280 Deerfield Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715.
  • Venue type: baseball stadium; home to the Charlotte Knights (Southern League/International League) from 1990–2013.
  • Capacity: 10,002.
  • Former name: Knight's Castle; popularly known as The Castle.
  • Opened: 1990; Closed: September 2, 2013; Demolished: Early 2015.
  • Notable events: hosted the Big South Conference baseball tournaments (1997–1998) and the ACC baseball tournaments (2000–2001).
  • Last Knights game: September 2, 2013 (Knights vs. Gwinnett Braves).
  • Transportation: easily accessible from I-77; Exit 88 (Gold Hill Road) provided access.
  • Parking: large lots with paid parking (historical rate around $2 per car); no free parking within walking distance.
  • Land use after closure: York County sold the land to Cato Corporation; stadium demolished; site redeveloped.
  • Landmark remain: a water tower painted as a baseball sits near I-77 and was still standing as of 2025.