Twin Creeks

Becky is the nicest bartender I have met!!! This place has the best Mexican food in that part of town!!! The carne Asada is amazing… tacos and super nachos!!!

They overcharge for food. Posted price for pretzel is $ 2.71, yet cashier insist it is $ 4 because of tax.

Have been playing at watching ball at TC for 20+ years. Things have now gotten very bad including quality of field, quality of staff, inconsistent rules and the increasing cost of playing. The league fees seem reasonable until you figure in the added $ 15 per week per team to pay the umpires cash plus the $ 4 per member to have the privilege of playing at TC. Do the math, its over $ 1275 per team when all added up. There are better options out there, some with 2 umpires. Management wonders why league sign ups are way down, well raising prices won’t bring the players back.

Worth every penny!!! They are adding artificial turf to more fields and soon it will all be! At first I didn’t like the idea but today we had a double on the field they just finished. The turf helped slow those screaming ground balls and line drives in the outfield gaps didn’t shoot past the outfielders. Much safer to play on and makes the game a lot more fun. Look forward every week to game day.

$ 5 bucks to get in for 11+up. It’s a decent park for baseball considering we don’t have many parks in the peninsula/​south bay. The score board does not count ball/​strikes and outs. Plus they really should update the score LIVE instead of after each inning. Field 10 is way in the right corner back and balls fly all over. Try yo sit under netting area. They do sell beer! Food truck/​stand near field 10 is good. Weather is usually nice. Bathrooms were close and somewhat clean. However, after 5 pm, all the garbage cans were filled, overflowing and littering the park.

If you were a baseball mit, would you catch my fly balls?
I go here every Thursdays for a co-​ed, slow pitch adult softball league game with my co-​workers as an outside team building type of shenanigans. This place have about 10 baseball fields, batting cages and a couple of soccer ones as well. Their fields aren’t in the greatest condition but definitely good enough to play on. The umpires are a different story — the umpire from our second game was a bit mean and not pleasant to talk to but the ones from the 1^st and 3^rd game were very friendly but still professional.
I haven’t tried their foods yet but my co-​workers usually get pitchers of beer before, during, AND after the game… yeah. they like to consume some elixir of encouragement or just get a good buzz going on while playing. Lol.
My base or yours?

Fields not well kept, umpires don’t seem to know all rules and have to have them explained, lights go out at night games occasionally, scoreboards not often used or don’t work, yet you pay $ 5 each day to watch your child play here. Bathrooms often dirty and lacking the paper necessities. There are better facilities although unfortunately not in the immediate area. Better management needed. Oh and was told once, «sorry, no popcorn, that’s a night time food» but serving beer in the morning is a breakfast food?! (That’s not a complaint, I just found that funny)

I have been playing at twin creeks on and off since the early 2000’s and finally they are actually putting some money into turfing over the fields. The outfields of most of the fields were close to unplayable with divots and mud and uneven ground. The batting cages are terrible and rarely pitch the ball in a consistent spot to hit… they are the worst! The gate fee has been steadily climbing over the years to the point where 4 dollars is cost now. Even if you don’t play you have to pay 4 dollars to watch your friend or family member play slow pitch softball (fn crime)! You cant even bring in your own seeds to the facility. Really they can do what they want cause most people play softball as an escape from life and a way to get together with friends and will keep playing there because its just what they do. So for some its worth all the lameness just to play but they have been penny pinching for years and if you love to play you’ll play just about anywhere and that’s how they get you. Turfing the fields is a step in the right direction.

Great baseball complex in the bay area across the freeway from levi stadium. There are many fields here and a club house and bar and batting cages. There is plenty of parking and the gate fee is $ 5 & you receive a 50 cent token to use at club house. Love coming to watch baseball here.

Five stars for the tri tip sandwiches and zero stars for staff, gate entry fee of $ 5, bathroom cleanliness and overall lack of maintenance of the fields and grounds in general. Somebody is taking too many profits and putting them into their pocket rather than maintaining and enhancing the facility.

With three sons playing baseball, I’ve gotten to know Twin Creeks much better than I’d like.
The headline is that it’s a pretty nice facility and it gets credit just for existing… the space to host 12 baseball diamonds much be worth a fortune these days.
A few tips for newbies:
— $ 5 entry fee and no food allowed. Annoying but you’ll get over it.
— Fields 1,2,5,6 are nice for viewing — you can often watch from the shade or even inside the clubhouse
— Fields 7 – 10 are all dust and almost no shade. Sorry if you’re spectating there.
— Because of proximity to the Bay, it gets very hot and cold. Bring layers.
— Most of the food is fairly poor, but the burrito bowl and tri tip sandwich are both surprisingly edible.

On the food trucks Thursdays the Twin Creeks folks bust out their trailer, grill and tables and serve both BB and Mexican food. Got a tri tip sandwich with a side of bbq sauce and their house chimichurri. Co worker got some tacos and it was decent all around. We supplemented with some food trucks during the event. Sitting outside in the shade on a breezy day in their parking lot is a bit surreal but better than being in the office!

First part of the review is for the fields/​umpires. The fields themselves aren’t in the greatest condition but they’re definitely good enough to play on. I play in a co-​ed, slow pitch adult softball league and the conditions are more than good enough. The umpires do a great job of mixing professionalism and charisma, making it fun for everyone around.
Second part of the review is for the bar/​eatery in the middle of the venue. The wait staff and service is always super friendly and attentive. The pizza is surprisingly good. It’s not good enough to go out of your way for but definitely good enough to stay after a game and eat.
My team stays for pitches and pizza after every game and I always have the best of time.
I definitely recommend it. Moderate exercise topped off with beer and pizza? What’s not to like?!

Super fun

Warning: this place isn’t kid friendly.
Everyone is drunk and everyone uses swear words.
Currently $ 4 entrance fee. But they give you $ 1 in coins for their dining.
Tip: have your whole team come at once, gather all their coins & buy a pitcher beer!
Super cold at night. Bring warm clothes!
I don’t play here, I come to watch my boyfriend play, so I can’t comment about how the fields are.

Been playing here for years. Wether you play competitive or corporate league it’s always a blast. 10 softball fields and 2 baseball fields which are also used for soccer sometimes. Entry fee is 3.00 per person for players and spectators. There is great food downstairs as well as great drinks upstairs at the bar.

My go to spot for playing league softball. and if your nearby on a weekend and they are throwing a baseball/​softball tournament. You have to try the tri tip sandwiches with the chimmichuri sauce. to die for!

Dirty food service facilities, filthy bathrooms and unhealthy menu choices amid the farcical claim of «Worlds Finest Sports Complex» make for a very disappointing experience. Serving alcohol at a kids sports complex is an ethical and values mistake. «If you have to pay $ 5 to get in, there should at least be grass infields and real mounds.», says my 11 year old son. «It’s a dust bowl.» adds another parent.
On the other hand, good field views and some shady areas to sit.

I’ve been here several times over the years for our son’s baseball tourneys. Actually they’ve improved some things since the last time we were here. The bathrooms past the batting cages used to be port-​a-​pottys and are now fully functional restrooms. Recently, we’ve been around more often and thought I’d write a few things to say thank you to the staff and security at the front gate. First and foremost, thank you Cerio for the courtesy of providing transport for my father-​in-​law who had trouble walking out to Field 8 over the weekend. This kind gesture goes a long way. The staff are usually very friendly :-)
I’ve read some people’s posts about having to pay to get in and not being able to bring food in. They allow water, gatorade and even fruit. They will not allow any shelled nuts or sunflower seeds. I understand where the unhappy people are coming from, but I also can imagine that maintaining a large sports venue where hundreds of kids and families come through every weekend is not easy, or cheap, to run. It’s a place of business.
If the food sucked, there wasn’t any TV’s for us to watch in between games or an upstairs bar area for the responsible adults looking to get a cold drink served up, I would also be complaining. Personally I like the place. There is plenty of seating for ppl who don’t bring their own chairs, even perfect views from upstairs for the fields up front.
BTW — there was a female bartender working on Sunday morning who made me the PERFECT red beer. It hit the spot after a late night out.
It does get cold so layer your clothing.

Been playing out here for 7 years now. I enjoy the multiple different fields however the ground in the infields are like concrete and taking a ball off the dome is a must for any longtime infielder.
The outfield has some tricky bumps and dips so beware.
We are starting to lose our fan base because they don’t want to pay the $ 3 gate fee and they lowered the amount the token is worth.
Overall though a decent place to play some ball with friends and that competitive league you are apart of.
p. s. If you are hardcore and go all out including sliding or diving for balls in the infield don’t wear shorts, learned that lesson the hard way