Delta Dental Diamond at Centennial Field
Located on the University of Vermont campus, Centennial Field officially opened on April 17, 1906 with UVM’s victory over the University of Maine. The park is one of the oldest still in use in baseball. It was part of the sports complex constructed as part of the UVM Centennial celebration. The current concrete and steel main grandstand was erected in 1922, to replace the original wooden bleachers which had burned in 1913. Modern comforts, like concession stands and rest rooms were added in 1995.
More recent updates included the addition of on-field Diamond Deck and Dugout Deck seating areas along with the current videoboard were added in 2014. Beginning in 2021 a multi-phase renovation project has added a custom built Neapolitan pizza oven, four brand new Field Level Box Suites, an expanded pavilion deck in right field, new right field concession offerings and new seating areas along the third base and first base lines.
In 2025 the Lake Monsters and Northeast Delta Dental reached a 10-year agreement with the ballpark now referred to as Delta Dental Diamond at Centennial Field.
Concessions
Hot Corner
Blue Trailer
Right Field
Main Stand
Monster Scoops Ice Cream
Taco Barn
White Trailer
How to
Get to the stadium
Centennial Field Courtesy Shuttle Bus
The Lake Monsters are proud to provide Free Parking to Lake Monsters fans at Gutterson Fieldhouse, as well as at Trinity Campus. In addition to free parking, fans are also able to take advantage of a Courtesy Shuttle Bus Service from Gutterson Fieldhouse to Centennial Field.
The shuttle also returns to Gutterson Field House following the conclusion of each game.
$5 Game Day Parking
Bag Policy
The Vermont Lake Monsters pride themselves on being a family friendly environment and want to ensure that we can accommodate people’s needs. All bags are subject to search upon entering Centennial Field. Our fan experience and safety is our number one priority.
Why are the Vermont Lake Monsters doing bag searches at Centennial Field?
The safety and security of our fans, along with the overall fan experience is our number one priority. This proactive measure will enhance the safety inside and out of the stadium.
What happens if I arrive to the game and have prohibited items?
Fans that have prohibited items will be asked to discard the items or put them back in their vehicle. They will not be allowed in the stadium with items not permitted in accordance with our bag policy. The Lake Monsters will not hold an item until after the game.
The following items are prohibited:
- Any outside food and beverage items with limited exceptions
- No alcoholic beverages
- Weapons/fixed blades
- Coolers, thermoses, cups, cans, flasks, glass water bottles
- Animals (except service animals)
- Whistles, Horns and Drums, any noise makers
- Illegal Substances
- Chairs
