Clover Park Spring Training Guide
Home to the New York Mets
Clover Park
31 Piazza Dr.,
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
(772) 871-2115
Website: mlb.com/mets/spring-training
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Gates open 1 hour and 40 minutes before first pitch (season ticket holders can enter 2 hours before first pitch).
NO BAGS OF ANY KIND OR SIZE (with the exception of diaper bag, medical bags, a small clutch or small fanny pack) are allowed into the ballpark.
Parking
$15 per standard vehicle
Accessible Parking
Available in the paved lot in front of the ballpark entrance.
RV Parking
$25 for RV and buses.
Seating
Mets dugout is along the third base side.
Sitting in the shade
Sections 107, 108, 109, 110, 11, 112, 113, and upper rows in Sections 7-13 are generally in the shade for the entire duration of a game.
Handicap Accessible
Wheelchair-accessible and semi-ambulatory seats are offered at various price points and locations throughout the stadium.
Guests with disabilities are recommended to contact the Mets at (772) 871-2115 prior to attending games to learn more about the services and seating options.
If you find other sections/seats that are in the shade, or other pertinent info, please let us know and we’ll add them here!
Autographs and Practice Fields
Autographs
Currently, we do not have any good information regarding how to obtain autographs.
Practice Fields
Practice Fields open at 9:30 am and are located behind Clover Park’s left field.
Practice field entrance gate is located near the stadium parking lot entrance from Peacock Boulevard.
Fields #4-7 are for Mets minor leaguers and there is uncovered (Fields 4 and 6) and covered (Fields 5 and 7) bleacher seating available.
If you have other tips for either, please let us know!
Ballpark Food & Beverage
One sealed plastic bottle of water is permitted.
Four full-service food and beverage stands with a full menu of food items, including (but not limited to) hot dogs, nachos, pizza, chicken strips, fries, snacks, and beverages.
Vendor food such as funnel cakes, cotton candy, and Italian ice are located through the concourse.
Corona Island Bar in left field features Corona, Modelo, Pacifico and Funky Buddha along with many other premium spirits.
Liquor drinks may also be purchased at the Corona Beach House and the Pioneer Patio.
Non-alcoholic beverage options include Coke products.
Unclear on the extent of their veggie/vegan/gluten-free options.
If you have more information on the food and beverage offerings, please let us know!
Ballpark Fun Facts & Points of Interest
9/11 memorial sculpture in front of it that includes a piece of steel from the World Trade Center and memorial to honor 3 former employees who perished in the attack.
Giant poster-sized photos of Mets Hall of Famers on stadium pillars.
Nearby Lodging, Restaurants & Points of Interest
You can always check out the FL Spring Training Google Map to see all locations for all of the below and other Spring Training ballparks.
Hotels
Restaurants
Berry Fresh Cafe - From scratch breakfast & lunch spot that is vegan, veggie, and gluten-intolerant friendly.
Suk Kho Thai - Thai and Japanese cuisine.
Tutto Fresco Restaurant - Upscale Italian and Steak eatery open for lunch and dinner.
The Vine & Barley - Women-owned & LGBTQ+ friendly lounge with wine and beer on tap, and small bites.
Points of Interest
PGA Village - Golf resort with multiple courses available to play.
Oxbow Eco-Center - Wildlife reserve & discovery center with walkable trails.
Any other information you think we’re missing, please let us know and we’ll include it!
Updated Jan 2025