Grapefruit League spring home of the New York Mets in Port St. Lucie, FL.
The grass berm in left-center is the place to plant yourself at Clover Park — a blanket of open lawn where families spread out, kids chase foul balls, and the whole thing feels closer to a neighborhood park than a professional facility. Concessions run straightforward: hot dogs, nachos, cold beer, the essentials done without fuss. The crowd is relaxed and knowing, a mix of Mets diehards who make the February trip an annual ritual and locals who wander in on a warm afternoon. Architecturally, the park is modest and functional, with the practice fields visible beyond the outfield — a reminder that the work happening here is preparation, not performance. U.S. 1 puts you a short drive from almost anywhere in Port St. Lucie, and parking is easy. First-timers should arrive before gates open and walk the practice fields while the pitchers are still running poles.
Clover Park seats 7,000 fans across its seating bowl, levels, and premium areas. Use this page as a quick ballpark directory for capacity, seating levels, and section context.
Spring training home of New York Mets
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