Coral Seymour Memorial Ballpark

As with much of Alaska, entry is off a gravel lot, Jun-2019.

Peering in from the beer garden down the third-base line.

Looking out from the boxes behind home plate.

• Location: Tinker Lane, Kenai, Alaska (map it using Google Maps)
• Opened: 1976 as Oiler Park (renovated 1998)
• Additional names: Coral Seymour Memorial Ballpark (date unknown)
• Home teams: Peninsula Oilers, Alaska League
• Capacity: 1,300 (approx.)

The ballpark is unusual for the Alaska League in that it has no artificial turf. While most of the fields in the league have turf infields, Oiler Park, now named for former general manager Coral Seymour, continues to have a traditional dirt-and-grass infield.

As with a number of the other parks in Alaska, the seating arrangement is unusual. There are box seats directly behind the plate, grandstand seats flanking them, and bleacher seats down the lines, with no connection between the sections. Each level commands a different admission price, ranging from $5 to $8 in 2019.