Doug Kingsmore Stadium is Clemson University’s baseball stadium, on the west side of campus among the university’s athletic facilities. If you’re planning to see Clemson baseball, you can check ticket options and parking details before heading to 114 Baseball Drive.
- Location: 114 Baseball Drive, Clemson, SC 29634
- From the hotel: about a 4-minute drive from James F. Martin Inn
- Home of Clemson baseball: since 1970
- Tickets: options include single-game tickets, flex plans, season tickets and group tickets
Where is Doug Kingsmore Stadium?
Doug Kingsmore Stadium is on the west side of Clemson University’s campus, in a cluster of athletic facilities. Its address is 114 Baseball Drive, Clemson, SC 29634. The stadium sits across the street from Littlejohn Coliseum and Memorial Stadium, and between Jervey Athletic Center and McWhorter Stadium.
The venue has been home to Clemson baseball since 1970. It was formerly called Tiger Field; after Doug Kingsmore gave Clemson Athletics $1 million toward renovations, the stadium was named for him. The stadium has more than 4,500 permanent seats and a listed capacity of 6,272, including its left-field hill area.
How do you check Clemson baseball schedules and tickets?
Clemson Athletics publishes the baseball schedule and game-day ticket information online. Check those official Clemson Tigers pages for the schedule and the ticket options available for a game.
Ticket options listed by Clemson Athletics include single-game tickets, a ten-game flex plan, season tickets and group tickets. Clemson students receive free admission to baseball games and need to present a valid physical or digital Clemson student ID for scanning at the gate.
Game details, ticket availability and entry policies can change. Check the official site before you go.
Where can you park and when should you arrive?
Clemson Athletics lists Lots C-3 and C-16 for general fan parking, and Lots P-4 and E-7 for accessible parking. It says the lots surrounding the stadium are free and open, with exceptions for ADA parking at the home-plate lot and the lot outside the left-field gate.
The stadium gates open 90 minutes before game time. Allow time to park, reach the entrance and go through the gate process. For more on parking around campus, read this guide to Clemson University visitor parking.
What should you know about stadium access and facilities?
Clear bags are required for entry, and animals are not permitted inside Doug Kingsmore Stadium. Clemson Athletics lists the press box as accessible by elevator.
Two main concession stands serve the stadium: one behind home plate and another behind the Thomas F. Chapman Grandstands beyond the left-field fence. Those grandstands were built behind the left-field fence before the 2010 season and added 1,000 seats.
The venue has also seen substantial renovations. Work during the 2002 and 2003 offseasons cost more than $5 million, according to Clemson Athletics.
What campus sights can you combine with a baseball game?
The stadium’s position among campus athletic facilities makes nearby sports landmarks easy to include in a campus visit. Memorial Stadium is across the street, while McWhorter Stadium is nearby on the other side of Doug Kingsmore Stadium. Fort Hill and Howard’s Rock are also Clemson landmarks to consider on a separate campus stop.
For a broader campus visit, use this guide to planning a Clemson University campus tour. If you’re fitting the game into a day in town, see the Clemson one-day itinerary for more ideas.
FAQs
What is the address of Doug Kingsmore Stadium?
It is at 114 Baseball Drive, Clemson, SC 29634, on the west side of Clemson University’s campus.
When do the stadium gates open?
The gates open 90 minutes before game time. Confirm current game-day details with Clemson Athletics before you go.
Are bags and pets allowed inside?
Clear bags are required, and animals are not permitted inside the stadium.
How many people can Doug Kingsmore Stadium hold?
Its listed capacity is 6,272, including the left-field hill area.