Dickinson College

Biddle Field

Biddle Field is one of the most historic venues on campus. Home to football, lacrosse, track & field, and a training ground for many other varsity athletic programs, Biddle features a turf field, 400-meter track, bleachers and restrooms for home and visiting fans, a two-level press box, and energy-efficient lights"

Next to Biddle Field is the state-of-the-art Durden Athletic Training Center. Introduced in 2014, the Durden features pro-style locker rooms for field hockey, football, and men's and women's lacrosse, sports medicine facilities, and a varsity weight training facility.

Biddle Field was a gift from Judge E.W. Biddle as a memorial to his son, a 1903 graduate of Dickinson. It was modeled after the historic Franklin Field in Philadelphia. The first football game played on Biddle was on September 25, 1903. In 1912, Biddle Field hosted Carlisle’s celebration of Jim Thorpe when he returned home after his gold medal performance in the Stockholm Olympics. The complex is also the former home of the Washington Redskins summer training camp.

Field Hockey Field

Home to Dickinson Field Hockey, the Dickinson Field Hockey Field boasts a field hockey specific turf surface that was renovated in 2018.

Hays Tennis Courts

The Hays Tennis Courts are included within the Biddle Complex. The tennis venue features eight courts for varsity competition, and also has lights for evening play.

Kline Center

The Kline Life/Sports Learning Center complex has served as the home of Dickinson Athletics since the fall of 1980. The building is dedicated to honoring the memory of Josiah and Bessie Kline.

The Kline Fitness Center, also referred to as the Kline Center Expansion, was completed in the summer of 2014. It provides an expansive state-of-the-art fitness facility, a five-court championship squash venue, outdoor basketball court, and space for social interaction and collaborative study outside of the classroom. The Kline Fitness Center is open to Dickinson community members.

The facility has received numerous architectural and sustainability awards in its five-year history, including recognition as a 2017 Athletic Business Facility of Merit. True to Dickinson's focus on sustainability, the Kline Fitness Center achieved LEED Gold status in 2019, making it the sixth LEED Gold building on campus and seventh LEED certified project.

For more information regarding Kline Fitness Center’s hours and policies, please visit this LINK

Kline Squash Center

The Kline Squash Center is home to the men and women’s squash programs. Squash was introduced to Dickinson as a varsity program in the 2014-15 academic year. Located within the Kline Fitness Center, the Squash Center features five championship regulation courts, live digital scoreboards, a state-of-the-art sound system, chairback-bleacher spectator seating, and a balcony view overlooking the show court which features a full glass sidewall.

Clarke Aquatic Center

The Clarke Aquatic Center opened in the Kline Center in 1980 and is home to the Red Devil men and women's swimming programs. The venue features an eight-lane 25-yard pool and former diving well. The facility is named for Henry D. Clarke, Jr., a member of the class of 1955 and Trustee of the College.

For more information regarding Clarke Aquatic Center’s hours and policies, please visit this LINK

MacPhail Field

MacPhail Field at Dickinson Park became the new home for the Dickinson baseball program in 2004. MacPhail received renovations with new branded fencing and a sound system in 2017.  

The field is named for Dickinson alumni Andrew "Andy" MacPhail '76, Bruce MacPhail '73, and Allen MacPhail '67. The MacPhail family is well known in the sport, as all three brothers have ties to Major League Baseball. Andy MacPhail '76 is the current President of Baseball Operations for the Philadelphia Phillies. The three brothers' love of the game and support of Dickinson College is well represented in one the premier stadiums in the Centennial Conference. As a senior, Bryan MacPhail '04 recorded the first hit at MacPhail Field with a single to center in the season opener against Frostburg State University on March 5, 2004.

Dickinson Park

Dickinson Park is located just two miles west of the main campus, and is the home to the varsity baseball, softball and men’s and women’s soccer teams. The softball field was renovated in 2017, with the addition of permanent branded fencing, new dugouts, and a new sound system. It is now one of the top venues in the Centennial Conference. In addition, the softball facility has lights to allow for evening practice and competition.

The Dickinson Park Complex also includes locker rooms for baseball, softball, and men's and women's soccer, in addition to a training room and an indoor golf simulator for both men's and women's programs.

Miller Memorial Field

The Phyllis Joan Miller Memorial Field at Dickinson Park is the home of the men's and women's soccer programs. The beautiful venue opened for competition in the fall of 2013.

As one of the top soccer specific venues in Division III, site features include a new state-of-the-art, natural-grass pitch, 500 spectator bleacher seats, and energy-efficient lights. The field system includes automatic irrigation, Hummer Sand Grid Drainage System, and a one-inch Sand Cap. The field is laser graded and sodded with sand-based Kentucky Bluegrass Big Roll.

Carlisle Barracks Golf Course