Google reviewers rate the National Ballpark Museum 4.7 out of 5, praising its extensive collection of baseball artifacts and the owner's passionate, knowledgeable tours. Visitors frequently note the small size of the space and the personal nature of the collection. A recurring criticism involves unreliable operating hours, with several customers reporting locked doors or disconnected phones during listed business times, causing missed visits despite confirmed availability.
Google rating: 4.7 out of 5 from 383 reviews (84% five-star).
Reviews on this page: 383 Google reviews (288 with written comments, 88 with photos).
Owner responses: the business replied to 14% of reviews.
Most recent review: October 24, 2026.
Service: Art Gallery serving Denver, Colorado.
Data from Google, last updated October 26, 2026.
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Brett Hendricks3 reviews
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An absolute gem and a must-see if you’re a baseball fan! Such a great collection that will make you nostalgic for the “good ole days” of America’s pastime. Even though it’s a museum, you can feel the passion and pride that Bruce has in it, and he’ll even give you a tour and answer any questions you have! He is such a pleasure to talk to and as a lifelong Denver resident who had a hand in the city landing a team in the MLB expansion, has stories galore. It’s one of the coolest places I’ve been to and can’t recommend it enough
This is a fantastic Museum if you like baseball. There are a ton of artifacts from the old ballparks.
It is definitely a museum worth checking out, but I would recommend calling when you are on your way, because there are only a couple of staff members that will have to let you into the building.
Overall, it is a place I would recommend.
This place is special. Love is the best word I can use to describe it. More than a museum, this is one man’s lovingly crafted personal collection. I feel blessed to have experienced it and to have met the man himself, Bruce. Leaving here, all I can think is “How can you not be romantic about baseball?” ⚾️ 💕
Great Baseball museum with a lot of history about old parks, teams, and players. I encourage every baseball fan to visit. Bruce was a great guide and pleasant to visit with.
Bruce was welcoming and very passionate. It’s an amazing collection that he has put together. If the door is locked, go ahead and give him a call (number on the door).
Very small, not overly organized, but great for a baseball fan if you like it's history. It features the photos and memorabilia if some of the classic ballparks: Crosley Field, Ebbets Field, Forbes Field, Comiskey Park, Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium, Tiger Stadium, etc. The collection is impressive. Too bad they are not able to expand it to 3x larger. The lady working there was very impressive with her baseball knowledge, and description of her bronzing on many Hall of Famers' hands.
Visited again in September 2026. Historical baseball always a love. The older I get the better, especially reliving childhood experiences at Crosley Field, Cincinnati. This time with a son and grandson.
Such a great museum! So much amazing artifacts from many teams across the country. My nephew is a big baseball fan and found this on the way to the Rockies/Padres game today. The host was amazing and was excited to have us and share future plans for the place. A great spot to go for true baseball fans. It was really cool to see NY Yankee items too!
