major league parks

There is no overnight parking available at Miller Park in Milwaukee. However there is an RV park less than 10 minutes away at State Fair Park, which itself is just a parking lot, but it could be very convenient to seeing a game.

10 minutes is relative to no traffic. The exit strategy of Miller Park is not the best and it can take 40 minutes just to get to a freeway ramp unless you hang around and wait for the bulk of the fans to leave.

We have been to 29 ballparks. Red Sox were out of town when we were in Boston. Never tried to overnight at the park. When it worked out, we parked in a remote lot and used public transportation. We have a Class B and can fit in a regular parking spot. Some ball parks wanted us to pay a lot more and park in a special bus / rv lot. I was able to avoid the special lots so far. Boston is next spring, we will plan in using the public transportation. It is quite fun to explore all the parks and sample the food.

gsutton wrote:
not sure this is right place but have never seen a discussion of overnighting at major league baseball parks before or after watching game.i know a lot of the parks have pretty hefty auto parking fees and are not in the best part of town.is this even feasible to think about.
what a fun trip that would be to see a game in every major league park and go to the rv afterward.
any thoughts.

we're actually planning a season-long trip to see at least one game in each of the 30-MLB ballparks one of these years. I can think of a few parks we've been to where ONP in the lot might be possible but in general I don't really think that's a viable option.