Mills Field

My son grew up playing baseball here and now my "grand-nephew" is now playing tee-ball. It does not look like much has changed or been upgraded, but still well maintained. With it being such a populous area, parking remains a challenge so arrive early when possible. Transition period between games can get a little crowded as people are trying to leave while others are trying to park. They have tarps over the spectator bleachers which is nice but as someone else shared, the no-see-ums can get bad during peak season.

Mills Field is a nice park consisting of fields for baseball, softball, football, soccer, etc. It also has a nice playground that we like to take our daughter to to play. She just loves running around, climbing, sliding, and using her imagination at this playground. It's conveniently located in Fruit Cove off Racetrack Road near San Jose.

This is a good little softball/baseball park. Park hours are 7:00 am to 11:00 pm.I go to Mills Field twice a week to watch our neighbors play softball in the local church league. There are 2 lighted softball fields that are in pretty good condition, several lighted baseball fields, good sized bathroom facilities, a children's playground set that is in spectacular condition and several lighted tennis courts. The park has a lot of parking around the tennis court area, and the softball fields as well. There are some small, covered stands for each of the fields cheering sections.Just a note: The weather is getting warmer and the 'no see-ums' are coming out to visit the fans in the stands now. Bug spray may be a good idea if you are susceptible to these nippy little critters!