Huntington Park

The Clippers' downtown ballpark, scaled for a relaxed night of minor-league baseball with skyline views and walkable pregame food. It is Columbus sports at a friendlier volume than an NFL or NHL sellout.
Huntington Park is the Columbus Clippers' home field in the Arena District, a modern minor-league ballpark designed for downtown evenings rather than suburban sea-of-asphalt parking. The scale is right for families and casual fans.
Come for affordable tickets, fireworks nights, and the pleasure of baseball with restaurants a short walk away. It is one of the easiest "let's just go to a game" decisions in the city.
How to plan a visit
Check the Clippers schedule on MiLB.com. Weeknights are often calmer than weekend promotions. Arrive early enough to wander the concourse and grab a seat you like.
Practical tips
Downtown garages and street spots serve the park; allow extra time when Nationwide Arena has a conflicting event. Bring layers for spring and fall night games.
FAQ
Who plays at Huntington Park?
The Columbus Clippers, the city's Triple-A baseball team, play home games at Huntington Park.
Where is Huntington Park?
Huntington Park is in the Arena District at 330 Huntington Park Lane, near Nationwide Arena.
Are Clippers tickets expensive?
Clippers tickets are generally much more affordable than major-league or NHL games, with promotions throughout the season.
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