Fichtner Field and Park lies in the heart of the City at the intersection of Maple Grove and Ugstad. Besides the baseball fields, the park pavilion at this location can be reserved for family events and group activities.

Fichtner Field is located adjacent to Old City Hall, which houses the Hermantown Historical Society.

The baseball and softball fields have a variety of users throughout the year.

Field 1 used by Hermantown High School Baseball between March and early June. 
Fields 2 & 3 used by Hermantown High School Softball between March and early June. 
Fields 1, 2, 3, & 4 used by Hermantown Little League, American Legion and Junior Legion between the end of May and beginning of August. Additionally, SummerFest activities are held at Fichtner Fields as well each year. The skateboard park, basketball court, and playground – as well as the restroom facilities and emergency phone access – are available during during non-snow-covered times.

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