Low-A home of the Jupiter Hammerheads of the Florida State League in Jupiter, FL.
Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium is the rare Low-A park where the surrounding activity is as interesting as the game itself — Cardinals and Marlins prospects run drills on the auxiliary fields just beyond the outfield fences, and you can watch them before first pitch for free. The ballpark sits inside Abacoa, a walkable planned community with restaurants and shops a short stroll from the gates, so arriving early and eating off-site is a legitimate option before settling in for a Hammerheads game. Inside, concessions lean toward Florida ballpark standards — Cuban sandwiches are worth finding. The open-air, low-slung design keeps sightlines clean and lets the warm South Florida air move through the seating bowl. Crowds are relaxed and knowledgeable, the pacing unhurried. Drive and park in the adjacent lots; transit is limited out here. First-timers should walk the perimeter before gates open — the minor league development activity around this complex is unlike anything else in the Florida State League.
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