Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore Orioles
The ballpark that started the retro-classic movement. Camden Yards set the standard for modern stadium design by incorporating the historic B&O Warehouse into its right-field facade.
Aerial view · Google Maps
Stadium Stats
Capacity
45,971
Year Opened
1992
Surface
Natural Grass
Roof Type
Open
Did You Know?
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The B&O Warehouse beyond right field is 432 feet from home plate — no ball has ever been hit out of the park to reach it in a game.
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Designed by HOK Sport, it was the first of the 'retro' ballparks that inspired a generation of new stadiums.
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The warehouse was built in 1905 and is the longest building on the East Coast at over 1,000 feet.
Plan Your Trip
Getting There
MARC Train and Light Rail stop right outside at Camden Station. Easy ride from downtown Baltimore.
Parking
Lots B, C, and D surround the stadium. Lot B is closest to the main entrance. Arrive early on busy days.
Rideshare
Drop-off on Russell Street or Hamburg Street. Designated rideshare pickup zone post-game on Ostend St.
Where to Stay
Holiday Inn Baltimore Inner Harbor
0.4 miBudget
Courtyard Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor
0.6 miMid-range
Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore
1.2 miLuxury
Nearby Food
Lexington Market
0.8 miMarket / Food Hall
Historic indoor market with dozens of vendors since 1782.
Faidley's Seafood
0.9 miSeafood
Best crab cakes in Baltimore — cash only, worth it.
Pickles Pub
0.1 miSports Bar
The closest bar to the ballpark, perfect for pregame.
LP Steamers
1.4 miCrab House
Classic Maryland steamed crabs on picnic tables.