Port Arthur Stadium
48°25′24″N 89°14′23″W / 48.42333°N 89.23972°W / 48.42333; -89.23972Public transit 
Thunder Bay TransitOwner City of Thunder Bay Parks Division Operator City of Thunder Bay Parks Division Capacity 3,031[1] Field size Left Field - 320 ft. Surface Grass Opened July 14, 1951 Tenants Thunder Bay Border Cats (NWL) (2003-present)
Thunder Bay Whiskey Jacks (NL) (1993-1998) Great Plains Great Lakes
Thunder Bay TransitCenter Field - 400 ft.
Right Field - 320 ft.Thunder Bay Whiskey Jacks (NL) (1993-1998)
Port Arthur Stadium is a stadium in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. It is exclusively used for baseball and is the home of the Thunder Bay Border Cats of the Northwoods League. The ballpark has a capacity of 3,031 people and seats 2,581, and was opened in 1951.[2]
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Current Ballparks of the Northwoods League
- Bill Taunton Stadium (Willmar)
- Bismarck Municipal Ballpark (Bismarck)
- Carson Park (Eau Claire)
- Copeland Park (La Crosse)
- ISG Field (Mankato)
- Joe Faber Field (St. Cloud)
- Mayo Field (Rochester)
- Port Arthur Stadium (Thunder Bay)
- Riverfront Stadium (Waterloo)
- Wade Stadium (Duluth)
- Athletic Park (Wausau)
- Capital Credit Union Park (Green Bay)
- C.O. Brown Stadium (Battle Creek)
- Herr-Baker Field (Fond du Lac)
- Homer Stryker Field (Kalamazoo)
- Kapco Park (Lakeshore)
- Kokomo Municipal Stadium (Kokomo)
- Rivets Stadium (Rockford)
- Simmons Field (Kenosha)
- Turtle Creek Stadium (Traverse City)
- Warner Park (Madison)
- Witter Field (Wisconsin Rapids)
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