This is a list of venues used for professional baseball in Salt Lake City, Utah. The information is a synthesis of the information contained in the references listed.
Walker's Field (orig. opened 1899) Home of: Salt Lake White Wings – Inter-Mountain League (1901) Salt Lake Elders – Pacific National League (mid-1903–1904) Salt Lake Mormons – Inter-Mountain League (1909) (part-season) Location: "Main Street, southwest corner Ninth Street South" or "Main Street, corner American Avenue" (per city directories) Currently: commercial businesses
Lucas Field orig. Cooley Park Home of: Salt Lake Skyscrapers – Union Association (1911–1914) Location: "800 South Street, near Main Street" (per city directories) – 800 South (south, first base); buildings and State Street (east, right field); buildings and 700 South (north, left field); buildings and Main Street (west, third base) Currently: a Sears facility
Bonneville Park orig. Majestic Park Home of: Salt Lake Bees – Pacific Coast League (1915–1925) Location: "9th South between Main and State" or "50 East Ninth Street South" (per city directories) [on site of Salt Palace, which burned in 1910] – 900 South (north); State Street (east); American Avenue extension (south); Main Street a.k.a. East Temple Street (west) Currently: commercial businesses
Derks Field orig. Community Field Home of: Salt Lake Bees – Utah–Idaho League (1926–1928) Salt Lake Bees – Pioneer League (1939–1942, 1946–1957) Salt Lake Bees – PCL (1958–1965) Salt Lake Giants / Padres – Pioneer League (1967–1969) Salt Lake Padres (1970) / Angels (1971–1984) / Gulls (1975–1984) – PCL (1970–1984) Salt Lake Trappers – Pioneer League (1985–1992) Location: "13th Street South, 7th and 8th Streets East" (per city directories) – South West Temple Street (west, first base); West 13th Street (north, third base); South Main Street (east, left field); California Avenue (south, right field) Currently: Smith's Ballpark
Smith's Ballpark orig. Franklin Quest Field, then Franklin Covey Field, then Spring Mobile Ballpark Home of: Salt Lake Bees – PCL (1994–2024) Utah Utes (Big 12) 1994–present Location: 1365 South West Temple Street (west, first base); West 13th Street (north, third base); South Main Street (east, left field)
The Ballpark at America First Square Home of: Salt Lake Bees – PCL (2025–present) Location: South Jordan, Utah 11111 Ballpark Drive (southwest, first base); Homeplate Drive (northwest, third base); Split Rock Drive and South Granville Avenue (northeast, left field); Center Field Drive and West Lake Avenue (southeast, right field)
See also Lists of baseball parks
References Peter Filichia, Professional Baseball Franchises, Facts on File, 1993. Salt Lake City Directories – various years – via Ancestry.com
External links Sanborn map showing Salt Lake ballpark, 1911 Includes picture of early ballpark Sanborn map showing Salt Palace, 1911, which became the site of the PCL ballpark Sanborn map showing part of Derks Field, 1950