Modern Woodmen Field

Park Name: Modern Woodmen Field

Tenants: Modesto Roadsters (Pioneer League)

Opened: 1955

Grandstand Rebuilt: 1997

Address: 601 Neece Drive, Modesto, California 95351

Dimensions: 312' (L), 400' (C), 319' (R)

Former Names: 

Del Webb Field (1955-1983)

John Thurman Field (1984-2025)

Former Tenants:

Modesto Reds (California League) 1955-1961

Modesto Colts (California League) 1962-1964

Modesto Reds (California League) 1966-1974

Modesto Athletics (California League) 1975-2000

Modesto Nuts (California League) 2001-2019

Modesto Nuts (Low-A West) 2021

Modesto Nuts (California League) 2022-2025

The view from behind home plate at Modern Woodmen Field.

The view from down the first base line.

The view from down the third base line.

The grandstand at Modern Woodmen Field, as seen from the right field corner.

The grandstand consists of three large, steep, open seating areas with the pressbox atop the center structure.

Covered party decks sit on top of the other two seating sections.

A few rows of fold down plastic seating sit behind the backstop. The rest of the main grandstand is plastic bucket seats.

Large aluminum bleacher sections sit down the lines on either end of the main grandstand.

Picnic tables sit close to the field on the third base side of the park.

A covered party area sits on the concourse in left field at Modern Woodmen Field.

The concourse runs underneath the tops of the main grandstand sections.

Modern Woodmen Field sits next to a park and golf course in the city of Modesto and a large fence separates it from the concourse.

The team offices and team store sit in a trailer inside the main gate.

The Nuts starting lineup is represented by photos along the concourse.

The home bullpen sits in foul territory down the right field line, with an elevated seating perch for the pitchers in front of the batting cages.

The scoreboard stands behind the left field wall.

The Modesto Nuts on the field during a game at Modern Woodmen Field.