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About Knute Nelson Memorial Park

Knute Nelson Memorial Park is an outdoor baseball venue in Alexandria, Minnesota. The stadium hosts Northwoods League games and community events with a classic ballpark layout, featuring a grandstand behind home plate, bleachers along the foul lines, and two elevated decks—the Hilltop Lumber Loft and the Tastefully Simple Terrace. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit, including parking, lodging, dining options, and easy transit access.

Located two blocks from downtown Alexandria and close to Highway 29, the park is easy to reach from central Minnesota. The venue has hosted notable moments like Goose Gossage’s first pitch in 2001 and Beetles Night since 2016. For a comfortable stay nearby, consider AmericInn by Wyndham Alexandria and Quality Inn & Suites Alexandria. Plan ahead, secure your the best available price seats, and enjoy a hassle-free experience with trusted local connections.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type: outdoor baseball park (Knute Nelson Memorial Park / Knute Nelson Memorial Ballpark) in Alexandria, MN.
  • Capacity: 1,500.
  • Address: 503 5th Ave W, Alexandria, MN 56308 (commonly cited; some listings show alternate addresses).
  • Seating layout: grandstand behind home plate, bleachers along the foul lines, plus two party decks (Hilltop Lumber Loft and Tastefully Simple Terrace).
  • Parking: street parking surrounding the ballpark.
  • Transit/access: located two blocks from Alexandria's downtown/main drag; near Highway 29 (I-94 access from the east).
  • Nearby hotels: AmericInn by Wyndham Alexandria (4520 Highway 29 S) and Quality Inn & Suites Alexandria (5304 Highway 29 S).
  • Notable events: Goose Gossage first pitch in 2001; Beetles Night (annual Northwoods League game) starting in 2016; attendance records around 1,402 in 2025.
  • Renamed/demolished: originally opened as City Athletic Field; renamed Knute Nelson Memorial Park; no demolition observed; venue remains active.