Seattle

Baseball Fields

Alki Playground, a small park in the Alki Neighborhood of Seattle, has a single baseball field in the southwest corner of the park. It has a dirt infield with a backstop and grass outfield as well as some small bleachers and benches.

Gilman Park, the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, has two baseball fields, one in the northeastern corner and the other in the northwestern corner of the park. Each field has a dirt infield and grass outfield, with a backstop, bleachers and dug-out. The baseball fields at Gilman park are popular with little leagues on the weekend.

Green Lake Park, in the Green Lake neighborhood of Seattle, features two baseball fields in opposite corners of the Green Lake Playfield, and are located next to the Green Lake Community Center. The fields have backstops and bleachers, and are dirt infield and grass outfield. The fields can be soggy during the winter months, and Green Lake is a favorite resting spot for Canada Geese during certain times of year, so the field may be littered with geese droppings.

Hiawatha Playfield, is a small park located in the North Admiral Neighborhood in Seattle, and has a single baseball field. The baseball field has a backstop, covered dugout, and bleachers, and the infield and outfield are composed of synthetic grass. The baseball outfield is shared with a soccer / football field Bathrooms are available in the nearby Hiawatha Community Center (check availability, as the community center will be closed for a renovation), and street parking is available around the park.

Highland Park Playground, located in the Highland Park neighborhood of Seattle, has two baseball fields located along the eastern section of the park. The two baseball fields share their outfield with a soccer field and goals. The baseball fields feature a backstop, dirt infield, bleachers and a grass outfield.

The Jefferson Park playfield, in the North Beacon Hill neighborhood of Seattle, is a turf field in the Southwestern corner of the park that contains both a soccer field as well as a baseball field. The playfield has lights, and the baseball field has a lined turf infield with bases, turf outfield, backstop, dugout and bleachers.

Magnolia Playfield, in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle, has two basefields in the southeast corner of the park. Each field has a dirt infield and grass outfield, and the fields also sport backstop, bleachers and dugout. The outfields are shared with a soccer field as well.

Riverview Playfield, in the Riverview neighborhood of Seattle, has a total of 8 different baseball fields. In the northern section of the park, are four smaller fields which comprise the Pee Wee fields. To the south are four larger fields which share their outfields with soccer fields. All baseball fields in the park have backstop, bleachers, dirt infield and grass outfield.

Ross Park has two baseball fields available. In the Southern corner of the park is the lower baseball field with dirt infield and grass outfield. It has a backstop, dugout, bleachers, as well as a scoreboard. The upper field features a backstop and bleachers with a dirt infield, and grass outfield - note the upper field can often be muddy during the winter and spring. The upper field is not listed on the Seattle Parks and Recreations reservation website, so it can presumably be used for drop in play (lower field does require reservation).

Walt Hundley Playfield, is a small park located in the Highpoint neighborhood of Seattle. It has two baseball fields located on the eastern side of the park. The baseball fields have backstops, bleachers, dirt infield and dedicated grass outfield (unlike other parks, these baseball fields don't share the outfield with soccer fields). There are bathrooms in between the two fields, and street parking is available around the park.

There are a total of five separate baseball fields at the lower section of Woodland Park, located in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood of Seattle. They are all located in the Eastern edge of the park and are accessed off of West Green Lake North St. Playfield #1 features a synthetic infield with grass outfield, dug outs, bleachers, batter/pitchers cage, lights and scoreboard. The field is entirely surrounded by a fence and is not available for drop in play (gates are locked).

Playfields #3 through #6 (Playfield #2 is a soccer field) double as softball and baseball fields. All of them are dirt infields with grass outfields, and they have lights, backstops, dugouts and bleachers. As of 2023, these fields are part of Seattle Park's athletic field drop-in program, allowing free use to small groups during certain hours.