Carson Park (baseball stadium)

Carson Park is a baseball stadium located in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. It is primarily known as the former home of the Eau Claire Bears and Eau Claire Braves, both teams that played in the Northern League. Currently, it hosts the Eau Claire Express of the Northwoods League, a collegiate summer baseball league.

The stadium is situated within Carson Park, a large municipal park on an island in Half Moon Lake. Its location provides scenic views and a classic ballpark atmosphere.

Carson Park's baseball stadium is notable for its historical significance, having hosted numerous professional baseball players who went on to Major League Baseball careers, including Hank Aaron who played for the Eau Claire Braves in 1952. The stadium's design reflects an earlier era of baseball park construction, featuring a covered grandstand and open bleacher seating.

In addition to baseball, Carson Park hosts other community events throughout the year, further solidifying its role as a central gathering place for the city of Eau Claire. The stadium has undergone renovations and improvements over the years to maintain its functionality and preserve its historical character.