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About Simmons Field

Welcome to Simmons Field, Kenosha’s longtime baseball landmark. Located at 7817 Sheridan Road, this historic stadium has hosted the Kenosha Kingfish since 2014 and became home to UW-Parkside baseball in 2019. With a capacity of 3,218 and seating sourced from Camden Yards, Simmons Field blends classic ballpark charm with modern touches like the Miller Lite Fish Bowl Club and the Bambino left-field wall. Whether you’re catching a Kingfish game, a UW-Parkside matchup, or a local All-Star event, we’ve got you covered with practical details to plan your visit.

Parking is typically free in main lots, with tailgating welcome under city/county guidelines. Simmons Field is served by Kenosha Area Transit, making it easy to reach without driving. After the game, extend your stay with nearby accommodations such as the Hampton Inn & Suites Kenosha Pleasant Prairie or the Stella Hotel & Ballroom in Downtown Kenosha, both offering convenient access to the stadium. Dining and amenities nearby round out a full ballpark experience. Secure your seats through our partner outlets, and enjoy a straightforward, no-hassle ticket buying process with trusted local connections.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 7817 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, WI 53143
  • Capacity: 3,218
  • Venue type: Baseball stadium (historic Simmons Field) currently hosting Kenosha Kingfish (Northwoods League) and UW-Parkside baseball
  • Seating: approximately 2,100+ seats were sourced from Camden Yards; notable features include The Bambino left-field wall and the Miller Lite Fish Bowl Club
  • Parking: main parking lots typically free; tailgating allowed; city/county plans govern capacity and access
  • Transit: served by Kenosha Area Transit
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn & Suites Kenosha Pleasant Prairie; Stella Hotel & Ballroom (Downtown Kenosha)
  • Notable events: home of the Kenosha Kingfish since 2014; NWL championship for Kingfish in 2015; UW-Parkside baseball moved to Simmons Field in 2019; Kenosha-Racine High School All-Star Game hosted since 2024