Sutter Health Park

I love Sutter Health Park! I've visited the park for different occasions such as the Shamrockin' 10k, Fourth on the Field, and most recently the Rivercats game. The park is always well kept, organized, and perfect for families, couples, and anyone looking to enjoy a laidback and fun, local experience. The entrance off of 50 can get backed up, so be sure to arrive early. Parking is controlled. Check in moves quickly, and the park is easy to navigate. There's lots of food options, and last night, I ordered two freezes, which my partner and I both enjoyed. We've also had the make-your-own cocktails, chicken tenders and fries, and the jumbo turkey leg. The turkey legs are comparable to those that you can find in Disney!My favorite part about visiting the park is the free, firework shows. It's a great way to help with crowd control, but it also makes your night feel extra special. I can't wait to come back and love that this place exists outside of the hustle and bustle of downtown.

A great place to watch a ball game. We went on a Thursday night. The game started at 6:45 p.m. We got there at around 6:45 p.m. Lots of people were already seated and lots were still pouring in. Due to we just got off work, we were a little late. That's ok, as there is a whole game in front of us. It was a good game. Lots of hits. It's good seeing people on base, it keeps you on the edge of your seat. It was brat pack night. If you prepaid for a ticket and t-shirt you could pick up your shirt in section 101. If you didn't know about the option you could pick up a shirt for only $10. That's the cheapest RiverCats shirt you'll ever get. Even on clearance it's over $20 for t-shirt or tank top. We didn't get one as it was neon green and I'm not much of a t-shirt wearer.It was a got night, there was no breeze. There was a line to get dip n dots and other ice cream and cold desserts. It was also melting before people got to there seats. It did cool off as the night went on. We got a sprit with ice. It was nice that the guy asked up with or without ice. That's usually unheard of as an option asked by the server.We'll be back for the next game.

Best park in minor league baseball soon to the best park in MAJOR league baseball next season! The views are amazing from every seat in the house. The food is always great here. The entertainment value is top notch. Really fun time with the fam or friends whenever I'm here. The fireworks every Friday and Saturday night make it special. Parking here isn't too bad but I'm interested to see how it gets with the A's coming. The lawn seats are cool and great for families or even date night.

First the good: It is always a fun time to go to a game. The excitement. The energy. The crowd. The staff. The players. The game itself. This field is nice whether you are in the stands or on the grass, like we sometimes are when we bring our pups. It is baseball after all the all American sport aptly-named. Restrooms are clean and plenty...even for the women. Parking well there is good and improvements needed here, but I think with most sporting events, you just go with the flow and I, for one, am just happy that their staff is friendly. Here's how there can be improvements: Since this stadium is now owned by The Kings let's begin with the refreshments. The workers there HAVE to receive gold stars truly! Due to the excessively long lines (RiverCats vs Giants) and I'm sure the impatient people I saw waiting their "order ahead" process did not work well. As a Kings season ticket holder, I know their arena has this dialed in. Rivercats have got a long way to go. Please also bring in more choices of food. Yes the hot dogs and cracker jacks should remain a staple, but how about some healthier (and veggie) options for those looking. I also found out from the hubster who ordered ahead, then waited 52 minutes they ran out of hot dogs. Instead of letting folks know and asking them to come back...the line froze. This needs to be fixed.To the new Cat Squad: Should you see a kid near you with their hands raised (I seriously saw ten) and several saying please...don't look at them, walk away and throw the ball somewhere else. The only other suggestion I would make is to their on field announcer: PLEASE don't shout into the microphone. I understand you are trying to bring excitement to the event you are doing, but the microphone already amplifies your voice. Speak clearly and that will go farther than shouting...I promise. Btw...great game RiverCats. The team is looking mighty strong this year!

Saw the Padres play here a year or two ago! It was relatively seamless to enter despite the crowd. Well-organized, and I felt safe. Positive vibes all-around. They even kicked off the game with men (I believe military men) parachuting onto the park.

Every season we absolutely love our experiences at Sutter Health Park (formerly Raley Field). There's nothing in Sacramento I've experienced more than River Cats games. It is my absolute favorite activity to take visitors to. There are no bad views and the ticket prices are extremely affordable. The food options are plentiful and the prices are pretty manageable compared to Golden One Center. The one negative is their mobile order process. It has never worked out for us. It always takes so much longer than waiting in line. Definitely just take a stroll around the park and pick your favorite line. And enjoy! Fireworks seem to be every Friday and Saturday home game so try to catch at least one of those games if you can.

Cute venue. Parking is a poop show but at least it's generally easy to get out of after a game. Saw the Bananas game and had a blast.

Easy in and easy out is one of the major plus sides to this park. The staff are all helpful and welcoming. The fireworks at the end of the game on Fridays are super cool. My only area for improvement is the sounds system. It was hard to hear what the announcers and entertainers were saying

Last time at Meristem, I leave campus at around 10:45 am to Sutter Health Park to watch the game with my class. Before I find a seat, I take a look at the inside of the store. There are different kinds of stuffs for the River Cats at the River Cats store. Also, I had a hot dog and fries for lunch which is provided.

Nice place for families. Not the greatest ballpark atmosphere but the lawn seats are cool and there is a huge playground for children in right field. Tickets are reasonable though concessions prices are high for minor league sports. Hopefully they put some money into the stadium as it is showing it's age lately. The location is great and very easy to get to.