Moab, Utah·City park ballfield hosting a Celtic festival

Center Street Ballpark

Center Street Ballpark is a city park ballfield about two blocks from downtown Moab, at 250 E Center St. It hosts Scots on the Rocks Moab, a Celtic heritage festival with bagpipe bands, Highland dance and Highland athletics. The venue has wheelchair access and ADA parking, but most areas don't have seating besides the bleachers near the ballfields, so bring a camp chair.

Before you go

City park ballfield, 2 blocks from downtown
Wheelchair access and ADA parking
Only trained service animals allowed
Bring a camp chair, little seating
Bagpipes, Highland dance and athletics
Indoor or outdoor
Outdoor: a city park ballfield with bleacher seating near the fields
Official site
moabcity.gov
Next festival here
Moab Celtic Festival (Scots on the Rocks), Oct 16 to 18, 2026

Worth knowing before you go

  • Google often shows the wrong address; the ballpark is at 250 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532.
  • Most of the grounds have no seating except bleachers near the ballfields, so bring a camp chair.
  • Only trained service animals are allowed in this city park, under Moab city ordinance.
  • You can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks, alongside the festival's food and drink vendors.

Festivals here

Venue basics: City park ballfield, 2 blocks from downtown · Wheelchair access and ADA parking · Only trained service animals allowed.

Is it for you

Choose it if

  • You want Celtic music, Highland dance and Highland athletics in a city ballpark setting.
  • You're happy bringing your own chair and some of your own food.
  • You need wheelchair access and ADA parking at a city park venue.

Think twice if

  • You're hoping to bring a pet that isn't a trained service animal.
  • You expect seating everywhere; most of the grounds have none besides the bleachers.

Getting there and parking

Center Street Ballpark is about two blocks from downtown Moab, at 250 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532. Google often shows an incorrect address for the venue, so use this one.

The venue is a city park with wheelchair access and ADA parking.

Accessibility

Under Moab city ordinance, only trained service animals are allowed in city parks.

Most areas of the festival don't have seating, apart from bleachers near the ballfields, so bring a camp chair if you'll want to sit.

Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (moabcity.gov).

Camping

We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Center Street Ballpark. The venue's own pages are the place to check: moabcity.gov.

Food, water and what you can bring

Festival-specific · Scots on the Rocks MoabYou can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks, and there are also vendors selling a variety of food and drinks.

Sound and sensory

Festival-specific · Scots on the Rocks MoabMusical performances run all day, including massed bagpipe bands, plus Highland dance and bagpipe and drumming competitions on the dance stage.

Quick answers

What is the address of Center Street Ballpark?

250 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532, about two blocks from downtown. Google often shows an incorrect address, so use this one.

Is Center Street Ballpark wheelchair accessible?

Yes. It's a city park with wheelchair access and ADA parking.

Can I bring my dog to Scots on the Rocks?

No. Under Moab city ordinance, only trained service animals are allowed in city parks.

Is there seating at the festival?

Mostly no. Apart from bleachers near the ballfields, most areas don't have seating, so bring a camp chair.

Can I bring my own food to Scots on the Rocks?

Yes. You can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks, and there are also vendors selling food and drinks.

Which festival is held at Center Street Ballpark?

Scots on the Rocks Moab, a Celtic heritage festival with bagpipe bands, Highland dance and Highland athletics.

Can I camp at Center Street Ballpark?

We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Center Street Ballpark. The venue's own pages at moabcity.gov are the place to check.

A little history

Scots on the Rocks Moab is a Celtic heritage festival here, celebrating the music, dancing, food, drink and Highland athletics of Scotland, Ireland, England and Wales.