Coastal Baseball Park

Coastal Park borders the Mykawa Railroad Track to the West, Highway 35/Telephone Road to the East, Beltway 8 to the North, Clear Creek to the South. It is the Southmost piece of property in the City of Houston/Harris County. Clear Creek is the dividing line between Brazoria County. It is located at 7320 South Sam Houston Parkway East, Houston Tx 77075.

It adjoined by Beltway 8 to the North. Abandoned Forbes Road to the East. The Mykawa Train Track to the West and Clear Creek the South. Bredero Pipeyard is the large pipeyard to the south. Clear Creeks is the division of Pearland and Houston and Brazoria and Harris Counties. Which directly in between 288 and I-45 on the south side of Beltway 8 in between Telephone and Mykawa on the Telephone side of the Railroad Tracks. The field is easy to get to from anywhere, 20 minutes from Downtown Houston, 20 minutes from League City, 20 minutes from SugarLand, 10 minutes from Pasadena, and 2 minutes from Pearland and Hobby Airport.
Coastal Baseball Park hosted its first game in May 2008 between the Houston Apollos and Alemeds Academy. The original field dimensions were 331 to left field, 408 to center field, 315 to right field. The winds blow constantly from the Gulf of Mexico current. 90% of the time the wind blows in strong from right field, when the wind blows from the north games turn into home run derby quickly.

Coastal Baseball Park Timeline

Originally the park featured an artifical mound, but this was replaced in Summer of 2009 with a clay mound. The Fieldturf on the blue field was the University of Arkansas Football Field in Little Rock. The first field was started in Fall of 2007 and completed in Summer of 2008 faces Southeast is 323 to Left, 386 to center, 315 to right.

On Sundays, Cole's Flea Market in Pearland will make traffic very difficult to navigate from the West or North. Coastal Baseball Park was originally supposed to be a bridge to get trucks in and out of Beltway 8 and prevent the long delays of going around the railroad tracks of Mykawa Road. The land was previously owned in 2007 by FREEWAY BAPTIST CHURCH. In 1996 Beltway 8 was built however making landlocked properties and abandoned properties have huge value, The land had been given to Freeway Baptist Church when the off ramp from new Beltway 8 missed the land by 100 yards. Making access much worse and the property much lower in commercial value. The PASTERNAK Estates of Pearland were the original owners and owned the land for many years.

Since 2007 the Southbelt has grown with businesses building new locations almost every month.

Since 2007 there have been 5 floods/hurricanes that have effective the area. Hurricane Ike, Hurricane Harvey, Tax Day Flood, and Memorial Day Flood have all ravaged the South Belt. Yet the area continues to grow.

In 2020 both Coastal Black and Coastal Yellow were rebuilt. The blue astro turf was removed and replaced with Yellow and Green Turf from U of H and Baylor. In 2020 Coastal Baseball Park hosted the Pecos League's entire season. Coastal's Black Field opened for the Summer of 2010 Season and has the Cincinnati Reds MLB outfield fence. It was resurfaced in 2014 Coastal Park has one of the only Batter's Eyes in Houston for great hitters visibility. (Nov 22, 2014 resurface black after hurricane), Coastal Blue Field was built in 2007 with field turf from the University of Arkansas.