Salem Kiwanis Baseball Field

About Salem Kiwanis Baseball Field

Welcome to Kiwanis Park, home of baseball in Salem since 1932. Today, the facility plays host to Salem High School and Andrew Lewis Middle School baseball, American Legion tournaments and many USSSA events throughout the year.

Originally known as Salem Municipal Field, the park hosted Salem’s Carolina League teams including the Salem-Roanoke Friends, Rebels, Pirates, Redbirds, Buccaneers and Avalanche before the franchise moved to a new stadium less than a mile away. Prior to Salem Stadium being built in 1995, Municipal Field also hosted Andrew Lewis High School and Salem High School football games.

Today, the facility is owned by the City of Salem and maintained by the Salem Parks & Recreation department.

Amenities:
1. 4 Netted Batting Cages on first base side
2. New LED Electronic Scoreboard - (Individual Inning Scoreboard)
3. Field House – Supervisor offices, conference room w/ kitchen, Salem WiFi, two locker rooms, washer and dryer, and individual shower
4. Dugouts have water fountains, water spigot, and storage compartments for hats and gloves
5. Seating – Individual bucket seats under the roof, and additional open air concrete seating on either side.
6. Restrooms - men's and ladies restrooms to accommodate large scale events on 1 st base and 3 rd base side
7. Permanent Concession Stand on third base side
8. Umpire’s Room with lockers and shower
9. Newly renovated Press Box, with PA/intercom system, Sound System, multiple internet ports, Salem WiFi, and multiple rooms with a good view of the playing field.
10. Picnic Area/Spectator Patio with tables and chairs with a great view of the field.
11. Lighting System is equal to a Triple A, baseball lighting system.
12. Bullpens on 1st base side and 3rd base side with 2 pitchers mounds each.