Centennial Field in Burlington, Vermont is a great venue to catch a baseball game. Established in 1906, the field has seen its share of ball games, concerts, circuses, and even air shows throughout the decades. Elements that remain from the original construction include the oldest remaining Minor League Baseball press box, grandstands rebuilt after a 1922 fire, and a scoreboard built by local Boy Scouts. There have been some renovations to keep up with today's high standards over time - including installation of artificial turf, ADA access for fans as well as home team locker rooms - but all works to keep this historic field alive to be enjoyed by future generations for years to come.

There's something for everyone in Burlington. From beautiful waterfront beaches, an array of shops, historic sites, and cultural attractions to a wide variety of eateries, there's always something to do here. There are lots of hiking trails nearby, stunning gardens like Waterfront Park as well as spectacular views along the shoreline. Of course, no visit to Vermont would be complete without sampling some local products such as craft beer or ciders from the numerous breweries located throughout town.

Think again! There's much more to see and experience at Centennial Field. From the fans of the beloved Vermont Lake Monsters to those who just love to experience a bit of history, this historic ballpark offers an indoor track and NCAA regulations. Make sure to visit this amazing venue and enjoy all it has to offer!