Baseball in Baltimore & Washington

A guide to baseball in the Baltimore–Washington area — see the Orioles at Camden Yards and the Nationals at Nationals Park, about 40 miles apart. Plan your DMV baseball trip with Chasing Stadiums.

Two ballparks, 40 miles apart

Camden Yards in Baltimore — the park that launched the retro era — and Nationals Park in Washington's Navy Yard are about 40 miles apart, connected by I-95 and MARC/Amtrak trains. You can see both on one trip.

Getting around

Camden Yards is served by Baltimore Light Rail and MARC and sits by the Inner Harbor; Nationals Park is served directly by Metro's Green Line at Navy Yard–Ballpark. MARC and Amtrak connect the two cities.

Plan a DMV baseball trip

Pair Camden Yards and Nationals Park, and track your visits with Chasing Stadiums. The corridor sits on the Northeast route, so you can extend to Philadelphia and New York.

Frequently asked questions

How many MLB teams are in the Baltimore–Washington area?

Two: the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards and the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park, about 40 miles apart.

Can I see both ballparks in one trip?

Yes. Camden Yards and Nationals Park are about 40 miles apart, connected by I-95 and MARC/Amtrak, so pairing them in one trip is easy.

How do I get to the ballparks?

Camden Yards is served by Baltimore Light Rail and MARC; Nationals Park is served directly by Metro's Green Line at Navy Yard–Ballpark.