Here's the best of Red Sox Minor League ballparks 

The Minor League Ballpark Guides series presented by Wyndham brings all the most fun features of Minors ballparks across America (and one in Canada!) onto your desktop, tablet or mobile device, whether you're interested in taking a virtual tour from where you sit or planning a trip to catch some games. Here, we present a roundup of the can't-miss elements from every park in the Boston Red Sox organization.

Unique feature

Salem Red Sox, Single-A:
Although every other affiliate has a replica of the Green Monster in left field, Salem is happy to go without a high wall that would diminish the effects of its beautiful natural setting in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The result is the best view in all of Single-A ball. (Salem does have a mini-Monster in its mini-Fenway Wiffle-ball field on the third-base side.) Read more »

Must-try concession item

Worcester Red Sox, Triple-A:
The WooSox prioritize getting local vendors into Polar Park, and the most beloved is probably George’s Coney Island Hot Dogs – a Worcester favorite going back to a big year in Boston sports history: 1918. A frankfurter from George’s comes slathered in chili sauce and topped with mustard and chopped onions. Read more »

Most fun mascot

Portland Sea Dogs, Double-A:
Slugger, a harbor seal out of nearby Casco Bay, is known for his Chaplin-esque physical comedy and one-of-a-kind dance moves. He’s guaranteed to get laughs, but don’t sleep on his athleticism. Read more »

Best local attraction

Greenville Drive, High-A:
Falls Park on the Reedy is a lush municipal park full of gardens, public art, winding trails and more. The perfect spot to take a stroll before a Drive game, it’s about a 10-minute walk down Main Street from Fluor Field. Read more »