Vince Genna stadium is named after former BPRD Executive Director, Vince Genna, who began his career in Bend as a baseball coach. The stadium is now home to the Bend Elks who play in a summer, collegiate wood-bat baseball league featuring players from across the country. The stadium facility has a 3,500 seating capacity and is leased to the Elks. Next to the stadium is the Bend Fieldhouse, a 17,000 sq. ft. indoor sports facility with artificial turf and batting cages which is used for training and sports programs.
The baseball club handles all requests for use of this facility under the agreement they have with the District. For more information about the Vince Genna Stadium or Bend Elks Baseball Team, please visit bendelks.com.
Dogs are not allowed at Bend Elks games or in the parking lot unless explicitly stated.
For hours and scheduling, visit bendelks.com
401 Southeast Roosevelt Avenue, Bend, OR, United States (Directions)
Lot Parking
6.2 acres
For information regarding use, the Bend Fieldhouse, Vince Genna Stadium, facility activities or the Bend Elks Baseball team, please visit bendelks.com or call (541) 312-9259.
Vince Genna Stadium was built in 1947 and acquired from the City of Bend in 1977. It is named after former Bend Park and Recreation District executive director, Vince Genna, also known as “Mr. Baseball.” Development was supported by Land and Water Conservation grant in 1973. For more information, visit https://www.bendelks.com/stadium-history.
