Located in Johnson City, Tennessee, Howard Johnson Field is an iconic venue established in 1958 by the eponymous Coach HoJo and is renowned for its cozy seating, plenty of amenities, and unusual landscaping–including several large bunches of Hound Dogs–spanning 12 acres of land. With a seating capacity of roughly 5,500 supporters, the field is primarily used for football teams at both the high school and collegiate levels.

Make it a three-day trip with plenty of activity and sights to see! Johnson City is located near the Appalachian Mountains, has great weather year-round, and is surrounded by small towns full of history. Take a walk through Founders Park for stunning views of rolling hills blanketed in autumn colors or hike on one of the many trails that meander around the area. Visit nearby Watauga Lake and explore its variety of recreational activities, from camping to boating, fishing, kayaking, and more. While there, stop by Big Rise General Store for all sorts of charming gifts you wouldn’t otherwise find anywhere else. After a few hours in Nature’s playground, unwind at Rotary Sporting Complex with 9 fields perfect for soccer, baseball & softball games, or enjoy some sun-kissed lakeside fun on an afternoon cruise aboard captain Walt's Tennessee Riverboat Tours. Shop ‘til you drop by the Mall at Johnson City or take a leisurely drive along.

If you're looking for a great spot to enjoy a baseball game in a quaint, family-friendly setting, look no further than Howard Johnson Field. Home to the Appalachian League's Johnson City Cardinals, it's the perfect place for an evening of fun in Johnson City. So grab your friends and family and head down to Howard Johnson Field for some Cardinals action!