Although known more for her gem diamonds, Arkansas is also home to some of the greatest ballpark diamonds ever built. This site is a collection of those ballparks and their history.

The following is a list of ballparks that have either added or updated (as noted). The last update was on 2/5/10.

• Information added to Association Park
• Information added to Taylor Memorial Field
• Information added to Riverfront Ballpark
• Added information to Lamar Porter Field
• New Ballpark Added: Tiger Field
• New Ballpark Gallery Added: Bear Stadium Gallery
• Photographs added to Bear Stadium
• New Ballpark Gallery Added: Warrior Field Gallery
  
• New information and photographs added to Warrior Field
• New Ballpark Gallery Added: Searcy High School Sports Complex Gallery
• New Ballpark Added: Searcy High School Sports Complex
• New Future Ballpark Added: Riverfront Ballpark
• New Ballpark Gallery Added: Crain-Yancey Field Gallery
  
• New Ballpark Added: Crain Yancey-Field
• Information added to Gary Hogan Field
• New Ballpark Added: Grider Field Baseball Diamond
• Information and photographs added to Taylor Memorial Field
• Opening Date added to High School Park
• Information added to Andrew’s Field
• Photograph added to Andrew’s Field
• Information and photographs to Stadium Park
• New Ballpark Gallery Added: Fort Roots Field Gallery
  
• Photographs added to Fort Roots Field
• Information added to Fort Roots Field
• Information added to Stadium Park
• Photographs added to Fair Park – Amateur Baseball
• New Ballpark Gallery added: Fair Park Gallery
• Information added to Crowder Field - Home of the Arkansas-Fort Smith Lions
• New Ballpark Gallery added: Jerry Moore Field Gallery
• Photographs and information added to Jerry Moore Field - Home of the Harding Bison
• Photographs and information added to Rab Rodgers Field – Home of the Ouachita Baptist Tigers
• Photographs and information added to Clyde Berry Field - Home of the Henderson State Reddies