Riley Park is a historic baseball stadium that has been a fixture in Sumter since 1934. The park has hosted professional, collegiate, and American Legion baseball for decades and continues to serve as an active venue for competitive play. With seating for approximately 2,000, Riley Park remains a functional and well-used part of the city’s athletic infrastructure.
From spring collegiate matchups to summer Legion games, Riley Park continues to draw fans and players from across the region, reinforcing Sumter’s reputation as a baseball town.
More than 90 years after its opening, Riley Park stands as a testament to Sumter’s commitment to preserving its history while supporting active recreation. The stadium’s continued use honors the generations of players and fans who built its legacy, while providing today’s athletes with the opportunity to compete on a field rich with tradition.
Whether you’re attending a P-15’s game, cheering on local college talent, or simply appreciating one of Sumter’s historic landmarks, Riley Park remains a place where community pride and the love of baseball come together.
Fan Experience & Community Use
Riley Park offers an intimate, traditional ballpark atmosphere where fans are close to the action. The stadium includes grandstand seating, dugouts, and concession areas, making it a comfortable and enjoyable place to watch a game. Its walkable layout and neighborhood setting give the park a welcoming, hometown feel that resonates with longtime residents and first-time visitors alike.
Beyond competitive play, Riley Park also serves as a venue for tournaments, special events, and community activities, strengthening its role as a year-round asset for the city.