Our Ground
Where We Are
St Kilda Baseball Club is located in Hockey Drive, Albert Park, approximately 3km from the CBD of Melbourne. STKBC is easily accessible by public transport with St Kilda Rd trams only a 5 minute walk away, Windsor railway station is 10 minutes away and the #96 St Kilda Beach tram from Bourke/Spencer Sts places you just 2-3 minutes away (get off at the Fraser St stop)
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Facilities
Our club enjoys the use of a full size playing field (the Tom O’Halloran Field), lovingly cared for by Mr O’Halloran himself and Parks Victoria. Beginning in the 2009/10 summer season we'll have a temporary home run fence for all games. We will continue to have access to recycled water from Albert Park Lake - ensuring our field holds up well if another long hot summer arrives
We also have a substantial pavilion for canteen and social events.
Parking
Parking fees were introduced at Albert Park Reserve on 18 April 2006 by Parks Victoria.
The fees were introduced to make parking fair for the park’s users, minimise its use as a “freebie” for commuters, and return revenue for reinvestment into the park. All vehicles in pay-for-parking areas of the Reserve must purchase a ticket from one of the pay-and-display ticket machines in the park. To avoid parking fines, tickets must be displayed prominently on the dashboard.
Parking fees
| When |
Fees |
| 8am – 5pm weekdays |
$2.20 per hour |
| 5pm – 9pm weekdays |
$2.00 flat rate |
| 8am – 9pm weekends |
$2.00 flat rate |
Members of our club may also purchase seasonal (6-monthly) parking permits through Park Victoria for $20.
Update 1/1/09: Parking fines For the first time in recent memory parking inspectors recently pinged cars along Hockey Drive for not obtaining parking tickets. All members are encouraged to either obtain the 6 monthly parking permit through Parks Victoria for $20, or to spend $2 (flat rate on the weekend) each time you park. Funds generated by parking meters in Albert Park reserve go towards sporting club grants. St Kilda Baseball club has been successful in obtaining these grants, so by paying for your parking you're indirectly supporting the club. Parking fines go to the council, so buy a ticket! |