What fun! Love Minor League teams. The food choices are amazing and so many beers to choose from, spot on to Asheville’s beer legacy. Easy stadium to navigate and restrooms are clean and without long lines. Golf carts and shuttle buses to various parking areas. Oldest stadium in the nation with so much history. Of course, mascots Mr. Moon and Ted-E-Bear are cruising the crowd to join in photo ops. Come visit soon, you’ll love it!

Our local baseball league ballpark is a true community gem. It's where the game comes alive, and memories are made. From the well-maintained field to the cheers in the stands, it's a place of pure baseball joy. What sets it apart is the sense of togetherness it brings. Whether you're a player, fan, or kid chasing foul balls, it's a hub of camaraderie. Thanks to the dedicated staff and volunteers, it's more than a ballpark; it's the heart of our community. Here's to many more seasons of cherished moments!

Nice stadium and minor league baseball experience. Friendly mascots. Try the fried moon pie.

Great day a the the ball park!! They do have gluten free options - I got a hot dog (no bun and it hadn’t touched a bun either!!) and fries. The fries are the only food fried in the fryer so they were completely safe. And I had no reactions to anything! So happy I could enjoy a hot dog and baseball ⚾️ 🌭

A great place to spend a warm spring evening watching baseball. Every seat is a good seat. Family friendly. Everybody has a good time. Parking can be an issue do be prepared to walk.

We took the boys for Cub Scout day and it was freaking amazing!! It was a fantastic game. The Asheville Tourists played the Greensboro Grasshoppers and won a hard fought game, 9-7. The seats were under cover which kept a slight drizzle from bothering us. The mascot(s) for the team took pix and signed balls and memorabilia for the kids. GREAT STADIUM in the middle of town.

Beautifully maintained stadium - Nathan’s hotdogs and incredible craft beer options (obviously). Such a fun way to spend an afternoon or evening. Very family friendly and engaging with the mascots. Cute little gift shop with fun merchandise.

This was a fun experience. Every seat in the house has a great view of the field. The venue has great food & beverage choices and the prices aren't terrible. The lines weren't terribly long each time I went down for refreshments. I went on a Friday night for $1 hotdogs. The $1 hotdogs are what you'd expect: a bit small, no added toppings. A variety of domestic and craft beers available with the most expensive being $8. Fireworks after the game on Friday nights. I was actually impressed with the display. All in all, this is a great place to bring the family at an affordable price.

We love going to Tourist games! It doesn't matter if they win or lose it's such a fun time! Super family and kid friendly. But good for all ages. Love the ball bark food selections. Easy to get in and out of. And Friday night fireworks🎇🎆

super fun! would recommend getting higher seats for multiple reasons: more likely to catch shirts from t-shirt gun, honestly a better view, and if it rains, you don't get rained of because of the roof, but if you have seats closer, you will get rained on!

Great venue for a ballgame. Love the atmosphere. Can't wait for the next opportunity to catch a game again.... PS...hey Tourists, next time you offer a speciality give away (i.e., free beach towe night....make sure you have enough!!! Obviously, 1000 is NOT enough.

Very nice venue for a minor league baseball team. The prices were very reasonable. My family and I had a great time. If you like baseball, this will interest you greatly.

One of the last few historic parks in North Carolina, this place is a baseball-lovers paradise. Surrounded by a hill on three sides, It's also picturesque. The team also benefits from a crackerjack staff from the person who tells you where to park to ushers and beer sellers. The music is awesome And I probably features the best food of any of the parks. There's at least four stands selling craft beer. Their smashburgers and all sorts of cocktails.

Tourist home games are everything that's great about minor league baseball. A trip to historic McCormick Field offers you friendly vendors and fans, mid-inning contests between kids and mascots, and even charming light fixtures shaped like baseballs. Ticket prices are ridiculously cheap for a seat in a ballpark so small it feels like everyone is practically on the field. Everyone cheers while the Tourists play their hearts out. What's not to love?! And don't forget "Thirsty Thursdays" which give you the chance to enjoy local craft beers from "Beer City" for cheap, and "Dollar Dogs" and fireworks on Fridays.

Minor league baseball in Asheville. Entertaining games, always a fun night for any baseball fan. The stadium is modest, traditional food and drink selections, plus a bunch of local brewery options. Multiple jersey giveaways and special events throughout the season. Friday night fireworks on most Friday games. Thirsty Thursday is always a blast, insider tip, two $1 beers are the same size of the $4 beer special. Love the Tourists, happy to have fun minor league baseball in town.

We read about the local Hi A team which is a farm team for the Houston Astros so we headed down on a rainy afternoon to the coolest ballpark. It’s everything you love about baseball but with inexpensive tickets, great seats everywhere, 9 year olds with gloves hoping to catch foul balls and yummy ballpark foods these Asheville folks do love their beers so lots of local beer choices were on tap as well. Such a fun, unexpected, all-American Labor Day celebration. Such a perfect evening!

One of the better ballparks I've visited and finally one that had some unique food choices instead of the typical concession stand fare. Game itself was good entertainment - maybe a little lowkey compared to some other ballparks. Signage for the sections was not the greatest. Did not take any stars off, but only downside was the parking situation. Being an older ballpark located in a downtown area, you are left to find on-street or off-site parking lots that are only so-so marked.

Hickory Crawdads, Winston-Salem Dash, Kannapolis Cannon Ballers are all lovey ball parks and fun atmospheres but my first trip McCormick Field tonight has been the best so far. The park is classy, older with a familiar nostalgia feeling, which, was the best part. There’s just something about being in a packed small stadium with everyone cheering their team on……I will defiantly make the 2 hour drive again to watch some games here!

The staff talked to us like we were family...especially the golf cart driver. Very helpful. An adorable old ballpark with funky dimensions and a lot of charm.