Jackie Robinson Ballpark is a historic baseball field on City Island in the Halifax River. It has historic significance because it was the site of the first integrated baseball game. Opened in 1914 as the City Island Ball Park, the stadium was rebuilt in 1962.

In 1946, Daytona Beach was the first city in Florida to allow Robinson to play a game at the stadium, thus making history; it is listed on the U.S. National Register of History Places. There is a statue of Jackie Robinson as well as a museum and historic markers at the ballpark.

Address: 105 East Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114, 386-257-3172

Have fun on Daytona Beach Boardwalk View great art at MOAS - Museum of Arts and Sciences Head to The Beach Go on Daytona International Speedway Tours Visit the Lighthouse Point Park observation deck Take photos of the Ponce de Leon Lighthouse & Museum Enjoy interactive exhibits at the Marine Science Center Go shopping on Beach Street Take a Dolphin and Manatee Adventure Tour with Three Brothers Boards Get a surfing lesson with Pure Life Surf School Get your adrenaline going at the Richard Petty Driving Experience Buy unique chocolate at Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory Watch a game at Jackie Robinson Ballpark Have fun at Congo River Golf Dock your boat at the Halifax Harbor Marina Go on a thrilling speed slide at Daytona Lagoon Step back in time at the Mary Bethune Home Visit the Grave of Brownie, the Town Dog Go for a job along the Sweetheart Trail Learn about local history at the Halifax Historical Museum Relax on the water with Dine and Cruise Have fun at the Daytona SlingShot Admire Victorian architecture at the Lilian Place Heritage Center Have lunch with a view of the beach at Ocean Deck Restaurant & Beach Club Have dinner with a view at Caribbean Jack's

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