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About Kokernot Field

Welcome to Kokernot Field, Alpine’s historic outdoor baseball stadium. With a capacity of approximately 1,400, this ballpark blends storied baseball heritage with modern-day events. The main grandstand features original wooden fold-down chairs, complemented by front box seating and a large wooden bleacher along the third-base line. Whether you’re catching a Sul Ross Lobos game, an Alpine Cowboys exhibition, or a community event, you’ll experience classic ballpark charm in a scenic West Texas setting.

Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats and plan a smooth trip to Alpine, including seating information, parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and restaurants. We’ve got you covered—like having a friend in the business who can get you in the gate.

Seating overview: Kokernot Field offers a main grandstand with original wooden fold-down chairs, plus front box seating and a spacious wooden bleacher on the third-base side. Accessibility is available via designated spots near the entrance. For current seating availability, refer to the seating map and event listings. Use great seats or the section you want placeholders when selecting tickets.

Parking and access: Free on-site parking is available in gravel and dirt lots. There are limited designated handicap parking spaces near the entrance. Local roads provide access to the venue; there is no Kokernot Field-specific transit service, so plan for a short drive or ride-share from your accommodations.

Transit notes: Amtrak passes through Alpine with the Sunset Limited and Texas Eagle stopping in Alpine three times weekly. If you’re arriving by train, coordinate your timing with local transportation options to reach the venue from the station.

Nearby hotels and dining: For convenient lodging and meals, consider The Holland Hotel and Travelodge Alpine. We highlight partner hotels and nearby eateries to streamline your trip. Always check current availability and book early for busy event days.

History and tenants: Kokernot Field hosted the NAIA World Series in the late 1950s and has a rich legacy from semi-pro and college baseball eras. Today, you’ll find the Sul Ross Lobos and the Alpine Cowboys using the field for home games and exhibitions.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 500 East Hendryx Drive, Alpine, TX 79830.
  • Venue type: Historic outdoor baseball stadium/ballpark.
  • Capacity: 1,400 (baseball).
  • Seating/chart: Main grandstand with original wooden fold-down chairs; front box seating; large wooden bleacher on the third-base side.
  • Parking: Free on-site parking; gravel/dirt lots; limited handicap parking near the entrance (per event listings).
  • Transit: Amtrak passes through Alpine (Sunset Limited/Texas Eagle stops in Alpine three times weekly); no dedicated Kokernot Field-specific transit (use local roads to access the venue).
  • Nearby hotels: The Holland Hotel (209 W. Holland Ave); Travelodge Alpine (2407 E Holland Ave).
  • Notable events hosted: NAIA World Series (1957–1959); semi-pro and college baseball eras; Satchel Paige exhibition (1951); current tenants include Sul Ross Lobos and Alpine Cowboys.