Spring in North Florida has a rhythm to it. The weather warms up, the days stretch a little longer, and before you know it, baseball season is in full swing at Florida State University.

If you’re staying at The Station RV Resort this time of year, catching an FSU Baseball game is one of those easy, go-do-it kind of outings. It’s close, it’s fun, and it adds something a little different to your time here.

Just about an hour west of Madison, FL – and right off I-10 in North Florida – Tallahassee makes for a simple, no-stress day trip. You can ease into the day at your site, head out mid-afternoon, and be back by evening with just enough time left to unwind around the park.

A Classic Spring Ballpark Experience

There’s something about a spring baseball game at Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium that just feels easy. The pace is relaxed, the weather is just right, and it’s the kind of outing where you can truly settle in and enjoy the moment – from the crack of the bat to the hum of the crowd.

It’s also what makes FSU Baseball such a great fit for a Florida RV road trip. Whether you’re traveling through for a quick stop or embracing full-time RV living, this is the kind of experience that adds a little something special to your stay.

Families especially love it. A day at the ballpark is simple, fun, and easy to plan – making it a natural extension of staying at a family-friendly campground in North Florida like The Station. You can spend the morning relaxing at your site, head out for the game, and be back in time for a quiet evening by the fire.

And when you’re staying at a Florida RV park with a laid-back atmosphere, it all just fits. The game becomes part of the rhythm of your trip – and just a really good day. Whether The Station RV Resort is your easy stopover or your home base for a longer stay, adding an FSU Baseball game is one of those simple choices you’ll be glad you made.

April & May 2026 Home Games

If you’re planning to catch a game, there are still a handful of great matchups left this season. At the beginning of April, the Seminoles will host Florida, then Stetson, followed by a weekend series against Notre Dame. The month wraps up with a game against USF.

April Home Games

April 7 – vs. Florida

April 14 – vs. Stetson

April 17–19 – vs. Notre Dame (weekend series)

April 29 – vs. USF

May keeps things going with a full slate of home games, including a weekend series against Pitt, a midweek matchup with Jacksonville, and a strong finish with Miami in town for another weekend series. 

May Home Games

May 1–3 – vs. Pitt (weekend series)

May 5 – vs. Jacksonville

May 14–16 – vs. Miami (weekend series)

With the season winding down, this is the perfect window to catch a game before summer arrives.

An Easy Trip from The Station

One of the best parts about catching an FSU Baseball game during your stay is just how easy the trip is. The Station RV Resort is a conveniently located RV campground near Tallahassee, making it simple to plan a game day without overthinking the drive. Situated just off the highway, The Station is an RV park near I-10 and easily accessible for travelers coming from all directions – including those making their way along I-75. 

From your site, it’s about an hour’s drive west to Tallahassee. The route is easy, the traffic is manageable, and before you know it, you’re pulling into town ready for first pitch. After the game, you can skip the stress of staying in the city and head back to your quiet site.

It’s the kind of setup that works for every type of traveler. Whether you’re on a day trip, looking for a convenient overnight stop, or staying a while at an RV park near I-75 and I-10, adding a ballgame to your plans feels effortless.

Turn Game Day Into Something More

An FSU Baseball game day can be as simple or as full as you want it to be. Some guests turn it into a full day in Tallahassee, pairing the game with dinner or a little exploring around town. Others keep it easy – head to the ballpark, enjoy the game, and make it back to The Station in time for a quiet evening.

That flexibility is part of what makes it such a great fit for the RV lifestyle. You get to experience the energy of a live game, then return to the comfort and calm of your own space.

At The Station RV Resort, you’re close enough to enjoy it all, but far enough to slow things back down when the day winds down. Whether you’re here for a few nights or settling in a little longer, it’s easy to make moments like this part of your stay.

If you’re planning a spring trip, carving out time for an FSU Baseball game is a simple way to make your stay even more memorable.