Photo: Richard Epperson
Photo: Tyler Smith
Photo: Robert Bolar
Lindquist Field
★4.6(906 reviews)$Sports
🕑 2.5-3 hours for a full game, though families with younger children often stay for 5-7 innings👶 Best for ages 3-12. Toddlers and preschoolers enjoy the mascot, music, and open space to move around, while school-age kids appreciate watching the game, catching foul balls, and participating in on-field activities. The shorter game format keeps younger attention spans engaged.🧡 Saved by 16 families
About
Lindquist Field brings affordable, all-American fun to Ogden with minor league baseball games perfect for introducing kids to the sport. Beyond the game itself, families enjoy between-inning entertainment, interactive games on the concourse, mascot appearances, and a relaxed atmosphere where kids can cheer loudly without worrying about disturbing serious sports fans.
Highlights
- ✓Between-inning games and contests where kids can participate on the field
- ✓Team mascot interactions and photo opportunities
- ✓Kids run the bases after Sunday games during select weekends
- ✓Fireworks shows after Friday and Saturday night games throughout summer
- ✓Affordable concessions and family-friendly pricing
Pro Tips
- 1.Arrive early to watch batting practice and let kids try to get player autographs along the fence,players are typically very friendly with young fans
- 2.Bring sunscreen and hats for day games, but evening games (typically starting around 7pm) offer cooler temps and beautiful sunset views
- 3.Look for themed promotional nights like "Kids Run the Bases" after Sunday games or fireworks nights for extra entertainment beyond the game
- 4.Pack a small glove for kids hoping to catch foul balls,seats along the first and third base lines offer the best chances
- 5.Concession prices are very reasonable compared to major league stadiums, but outside food is typically allowed for kids
Best Time to Visit
Evening games during mid-summer (June-July) offer the best experience with comfortable temperatures, longer daylight, and frequent special promotions. Weeknight games tend to be less crowded than weekends, making it easier to move around with kids.
What to Know
Ticket prices are extremely family-friendly, typically $8-15 per person with kids often admitted free or at reduced rates on special promotion nights. Parking is available adjacent to the stadium with easy access, and the venue offers standard ballpark food plus kid favorites like hot dogs, popcorn, and ice cream.
Seasonal Notes
The baseball season runs from April through early September. Most games are played during summer months (June-August) with evening start times. The stadium is not used during fall and winter months. Check the team schedule for special family promotion nights and themed events.
Nearby Eats
Union Grill (downtown Ogden, about 2 miles away) offers burgers and comfort food kids enjoy, or visit Roosters Brewing Company which has a family-friendly atmosphere with pizza and a kids menu in a historic setting.
More Activities Near Ogden
Farm
The Rooster
★4.9$❤️37
The Rooster is a delightful working farm in Ogden that brings children face-to-face with agricultural life through hands-on experiences. With its impressive 4.9-star rating, families rave about the seasonal corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hayrides, and friendly farm animals that make learning about where food comes from both educational and entertaining.
Park
40th Street Skatepark
★4.9Free
40th Street Skatepark is a modern, well-maintained skateboarding facility in Ogden that welcomes riders of all skill levels. With designated beginner and advanced areas, plus professional lessons available, it's the perfect place for kids to safely learn skateboarding fundamentals or improve their skills in a supportive environment. The park's impressive 4.9-star rating reflects its family-friendly atmosphere and quality features.
Museum
Treehouse Children's Museum
★4.8$$❤️38
Treehouse Children's Museum in Ogden is a wonderland of hands-on learning where kids can climb, splash, create, and explore to their hearts' content. With interactive exhibits designed specifically for young children, including popular water play areas and climbing structures, this highly-rated museum keeps little ones engaged and entertained while parents appreciate the educational value woven into every activity.
Park
South Fork Park
★4.8Free❤️223
South Fork Park is a scenic mountain getaway that offers families the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. With its babbling creek, well-maintained playground, shaded picnic areas, and network of easy walking trails, this spacious park provides countless opportunities for kids to explore nature while parents soak in the stunning Wasatch Mountain views.