A baseball park is a venue specifically designed for playing the sport of baseball. It typically features a diamond-shaped field with four bases, a pitcher's mound, and an outfield. The seating area allows fans to watch the game, and many parks include amenities like concession stands and restrooms. Baseball parks can vary in size and design, with some being historic, like Fenway Park, while others are modern, like Yankee Stadium. They often host not only baseball games but also community events and concerts, making them important gathering places for local communities.