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About Ross Hennigar Park
Ross Hennigar Park is an outdoor baseball facility in Fort McMurray, AB, serving as the home diamond for the Fort McMurray Minor Baseball Association. With a turf surface and a total seating capacity of 300, the park is well-suited for local league play and larger events. It has hosted notable events such as Baseball Canada 18U National Championships, underscoring its role in Canadian youth baseball. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, plan transportation, and arrange nearby stays and dining.
Whether you’re catching a league game or an 18U Nationals showcase, Ross Hennigar Park is a straightforward, family-friendly venue. We’ve included tips on parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and restaurants to make your visit easy. If you’re traveling to Fort McMurray for a ball game, consider booking through our trusted hotel and dining partners for convenience and value.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 133 Thicket Drive, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 3C2.
- Venue type: outdoor baseball park (home diamond for Fort McMurray Minor Baseball Association).
- Capacity/seating: seating for 300; no publicly published seating chart beyond total capacity.
- Surface/dimensions: turf surface with fences of 304 feet down the lines and 365 feet to center.
- Parking: permanent washrooms on-site and a small parking lot.
- Transit: WOOSH Transit Route 61 serves the park (connections from Thickwood Terminal).
- Nearby hotels: Podollan Inn Fort McMurray (10131 Franklin Ave), Best Western Plus Sawridge Suites (410 TaigaNova Crescent), Pomeroy Hotel Fort McMurray (10108 Manning Ave).
- Notable events hosted: Baseball Canada 18U National Championships in Fort McMurray (2023 and 2025; Ross Hennigar Park used for 18U Nationals).
- Renamed/demolished: no evidence of demolition or renaming; park is still named Ross Hennigar Park.