About Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Oriole Park at Camden Yards, more commonly referred to as just Camden Yards, revolutionized baseball stadium design when it opened in 1992. Situated in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland, this ballpark is the home of the Baltimore Orioles. With its retro-classic design, Camden Yards ushered in an era of baseball parks that embraced nostalgic elements, combined with modern amenities. The iconic B&O Warehouse, which looms just beyond the right-field wall, is one of the park's most recognizable features. Oriole Park's intimate setting, fan-friendly ambiance, and downtown location have made it a model for subsequent stadiums in other cities. Over the years, it has seen countless memorable moments, including Cal Ripken Jr.'s record-setting 2,131st consecutive game played in 1995. The park seamlessly integrates the history and charm of the Orioles with a state-of-the-art baseball experience, making it a cherished destination for fans.
What to eat at Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- Boog's BBQ Eutaw Street — Boog Powell's legendary pit beef stand. The pit beef sandwich is a Baltimore icon.
- Chesapeake Crab Cake Section 62 — Jumbo lump Maryland crab cake — you're in Baltimore, this is mandatory.
- Stuggy's Hot Dogs Eutaw Street — Creative gourmet hot dogs from a local Baltimore favorite.
- Natty Boh Throughout — National Bohemian beer — Baltimore's beloved local brew on draft.
Where to sit at Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- Lower Box Infield (Sections 38-62) Mid-range — Classic seats with great views. The birthplace of the modern ballpark experience.
- Left Field Club (Sections 67-78) Mid-range — Social atmosphere with views of the Baltimore skyline.
- Upper Deck Behind Plate (Sections 326-348) Budget — Affordable seats with full-field views and the warehouse backdrop.
Parking and getting to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- Stadium lots on Russell and Hamburg Streets are closest but fill fast. $15-25.
- Light Rail to Camden Station drops you at the front door of the park.
- Park in the Inner Harbor garages and walk 10 minutes — enjoy the waterfront on the way.
What else to do near Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- Inner Harbor 0.5 miles — Baltimore's famous waterfront with the National Aquarium, shops, and dining.
- Federal Hill 0.7 miles — Hilltop park with panoramic views of the harbor and downtown.
- Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum 0.2 miles — The Bambino was born two blocks from where the stadium now sits.
Before you go to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- Eutaw Street — Walk Eutaw Street between the warehouse and the field. Home run balls land here and there are plaques marking where they hit.
- The Warehouse — The B&O Warehouse beyond right field is architecturally iconic and sets the tone for the entire park.
- Camden Yards Started It All — This is THE stadium that launched the retro-ballpark revolution in 1992. Appreciate the history.
- Boog's BBQ on Eutaw Street is the single best food item at any MLB stadium — get the pit beef.
- Look for bronze home run markers embedded in Eutaw Street — each marks where a ball landed.
- The statue of Babe Ruth outside the park is a must-see photo op.
- Camden Yards is the park that inspired every modern ballpark built after 1992.
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