This park is located in the heart of Boston's Back Bay section, in Copley Square. The grandstand had room to accommodate 1,523 fans, with room for fifty more in six boxes. On either end of the grandstand, above the regular seats, there will be three red and black boxes. Each box will have room for about eight to ten people. The April 3, 1884 issue of the Boston Globe says that the designs are "very neat" because the architecture is "Moorish". The walls be of iron, covered with corrugated iron. Underneath the grandstand, there were bathrooms, "dressing rooms", a restaurant, and a Western Union office. The ballpark will below street level, and a bicycle track will surround the park.

Thanks to the Boston Public Library for helping find the location of this park.