SRP Park

• Name: SRP Park
• GPS-able Address: 187 Railroad Avenue, North Augusta, SC 29841
• Ballpark Owner: City of North Augusta
• Architects: ODELL Associates
• Groundbreaking: 5/25/2017
• Minor League Baseball Teams: Augusta GreenJackets (A) 2018-present
• Class/League History: A/Carolina League 2022-present; A/Low-A East 2021; A/South Atlantic League 2018-2020
• First Professional Baseball Game: 4/12/2018; stadium debut of Class A GreenJackets
• Others Playing or Operating Here: None
• Previous Ballpark Names: None
• LF: 330 CF: 395 RF: 318
• Seats: 3,700
• Stated Capacity: 5,000
• House Baseball/Softball Record Attendance (as currently configured): 6,026, 7/3/2018

SRP Park in North Augusta, SC, is the home of the Augusta GreenJackets, the Atlanta Braves' Low-A Carolina League farm team. The only minor league ballpark opened in 2018 was six years in the works, starting when North Augusta included it in a redevelopment project.

Also in 2012, a group bought the 'Jackets - then based in Augusta, GA - to move them into that development, which is now Riverside Park. The delay lay in years of legal challenges. Once cleared, stadium suites sold out nearly a week before the May 2017 groundbreaking and season ticket sales surpassed the old park's by mid-July. In August, SRP Credit Union (as in Savannah River Project, now Savannah River Site) bought naming rights.

The 'Jackets moved across the Georgia-South Carolina line in 2018, leaving Augusta proper but remaining in the market. Although the move was from Augusta to North Augusta, the actual direction was east-southeast.

Two high schools christened it April 9, 2018. The Clemson University Tigers and University of Georgia Bulldogs drew 5,801 the next day and the 'Jackets' home opener drew 5,919.

The 'Jackets have since been sold, and unexpected stadium costs may have contributed to the move. After losing "millions" to the Coronavirus pandemic, ownership was hit with new facility standards MLB imposed in its 2021 Minor League Reorganization plus a demand from North Augusta's city attorney to add more netting to protect fans.[1] The sale came seven months later.

Despite its relatively small capacity, losing the 2020 season to the Coronavirus pandemic and resulting crowd-size limitations during 2021, the 'Jackets reached the 1-million mark in attendance on opening night of 2023.