Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Overview
Oriole Park at Camden Yards revolutionized baseball stadium design, sparking the retro ballpark movement. Located in downtown Baltimore, it features the iconic B&O Warehouse beyond right field and perfectly blends modern amenities with classic ballpark charm.
Stadium Highlights
- First retro-classic ballpark
- Historic B&O Warehouse backdrop
- Eutaw Street pregame destination
- Downtown Baltimore skyline views
Unique Features
- B&O Warehouse - longest building on East Coast
- Eutaw Street between stadium and warehouse
- Home run markers on Eutaw Street
- Camden Station integration
Shade & Sun Protection Guide
Best Shaded Sections by Time
Morning Games
- Upper Deck 340-360
- Club Level 244-264
- Sections 60-72
Afternoon Games
- Upper Deck 320-340
- Club Level third base
- Sections 18-34
Evening Games
- First base side after 5:30 PM
- Sections 40-60
- Most upper deck
Shade Tips
- Third base side gets afternoon shade first
- Club level best for all-day coverage
- Upper deck overhang provides relief
- Warehouse creates late afternoon shadows
Monthly Weather Patterns
April
Cool spring weather
Bring layers
May
Pleasant
Third base for afternoon
June
Getting warm
Upper deck recommended
July
Hot and humid
Club level or upper deck
August
Peak summer
Evening games preferable
September
Cooling down
Most sections comfortable
Seating Guide
Premium Seating Options
Club Levels
Jim Palmer Club
Behind home plate
- All-inclusive food/drinks
- Padded seats
- Climate control
Legends Club
Club level
- Upscale dining
- Private bar
- Field access
Seating Tips
Field Box 18-34
Best shade and close to action
shadeUpper Reserve 336-342
Great value with skyline views
valueSections 86-90
Fun bleacher atmosphere
experienceClub Level 244-250
Premium experience with shade
experienceBudget-Friendly Options
- Upper Reserve 360-380
- Bleachers
- Standing room only
Food & Drink
Signature Items
- Boog's BBQ
- Crab cakes
- Old Bay fries
- Natty Boh beer
Local Favorites
- Boog's BBQ
- Gino's Burgers
- Pollock Johnny's
- The Crab Chipper
Beer & Beverages
- National Bohemian
- Flying Dog
- Heavy Seas
- Union Craft
Local breweries: Flying Dog, Heavy Seas, Union, Peabody Heights
Getting There
Address
333 W Camden Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Parking Options
Lot A
Closest to stadium
Lot B/C
Good value
Inner Harbor garages
Covered parking
Alternative Transportation
Public Transit
- Camden Station (MARC train)
- Light Rail - Camden Yards station
Ride Share: Russell Street designated zones
Game Day Tips
Early Arrival
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch
Sun Protection
Bring sunscreen for day games
Local Food
Try the stadium signature items
Beat Traffic
Leave early or stay late to avoid congestion
Typical Game Day Schedule
- Gates Open: 90 minutes before first pitch
- First Pitch: 7:10 PM weekdays, various weekend times
Neighborhood: Downtown/Inner Harbor
Historic downtown area near Inner Harbor attractions
Before the Game
- Pickles Pub
- Slider's Bar & Grille
- Pratt Street Ale House
After the Game
- Inner Harbor bars
- Federal Hill nightlife
- Little Italy restaurants
Insider Tips
Pro Tips
- Eutaw Street is a destination itself
- Flag Court has free standing room
- Boog Powell often at his BBQ stand
- Home run plaques on Eutaw Street
Best Value
- Upper Reserve corners good views
- Student Night discounts with ID
- Bleachers fun and affordable
Hidden Gems
- Statue garden outside
- Brooks Robinson statue plaza
- Warehouse tours when available
Things to Avoid
- Driving without prepaid parking
- Left field bleachers on hot days
- Leaving during 7th inning stretch traffic
Stadium History
Timeline
Stadium Traditions
O! during National Anthem
Fans yell "O!" during anthem
Thank God I'm a Country Boy
7th inning stretch song
The Oriole Bird
Team mascot since 1979