Legacy Fields

Be warned: the parking situation here is horrific. Also, CASH ONLY, $10 per day as of 12/2023. Took 15-20 minutes upon arrival to get parked, and then the signage for fields is not obvious. We are here for a 10am game and a 2pm game. Left sac at 8:40, arrived 9, parked by 9:20. Can't leave for lunch during to fears of departing. One burrito truck for a thousand plus people. BRING FOOD. No running water or real bathrooms, portapotties and Purell only. What do they possibly do with all the parking funds? Bring a chair, no benches. Muddy in winter, be prepared!

Absolutely awful in every way except for the fields themselves. The parking situation is HORRIBLE. One lane in, one lane out for thousands of cars. We waited for 45 min to get into the parking lot and then find a spot. Then it took an hour to get out. There are no real bathrooms, just porta potties. One food truck that had a line hours long because no one wants to leave to get food because of the horrendous parking. Honestly an embarrassment for the NorCal soccer scene. I will never willingly participate in a tournament here again.

This was a nice complex. We came here for a tournament. They had lots of parking. People directing traffic for easy in and out. The fields were very nice.

The location is not great. (Its in Davis, hello!) The Nugget field is even worse. Good luck finding it on your first time! The Davis complex parking situation is horrific. And study your field map BEFORE coming so you know where to park. I've been coming here for 3 years now for tournaments and I'm never thrilled about it. Worst part...NO SHADE. Can someone PLEASE plant a few trees around the gates?! Its scorching and miserable for everyone. Best part...the fields are immaculate and perfect for soccer. They look turf,but it's just scissor cut natural grass. It's very nice and well done.

Your basic, bare-bones, soccer complex built on cheap land. In this case, wind-swept farmland between Davis and Sacramento.At least the parking was decent: $5 for the day; which is basically free if you've already traveled 100 miles that day and just want to get close to the fields. (and use the car as base camp).The fields themselves were in good shape. It's not astroturf, but some kind of thick, low-water variety of real grass. Dense and springy. Nicely done.Bathrooms: plenty of port-a-potties, and also a bathroom trailer, which is somewhat nicer.Did I mention it was windy? there's very little in the way of trees out here, and on both days of our tournament the wind made one field side more advantageous than the other. Not ideal. If they want to make this place a continuing business, they should really plant some more fast-growing windbreak trees.Concessions were extremely minimal; almost non-existent. Just one, tiny canopy was setup with a few basics. I wish I had spied this canopy the first day, when I was one coffee cup short of my usual, morning allotment. And on a bitter cold day too. Next time I'll know better.

If you don't want to be trapped in your car for hours because there is no traffic control for the one entrance and exit to this place, don't enter!! Hundreds of cars are sitting here not moving while more cars are just trying to get out of their parking spots!! Worst organization we have ever seen in nine years of soccer tournaments!! If you pull into this parking lot, expect to camp out!! Can not believe they actually have the audacity to ask people to pay for this!! But what are your options...? Hope we never have another tourney here! Too bad, too, 'cause I don't even remember if the fields were good or not, I'm so mad!! Update day two: 8:30 at night, only a quarter of the fields being used and sitting in the parking lot exit line PARKING LOT ... AGAIN!!! Traffic is just sitting here!! Unbelievable they do not do something about this!!

The fields are beautiful. Well maintained and well run complex. Honestly one of the best soccer complexes around.

Ample parking and vendors to sustain you throughout the soccer tournaments. Loved he playing fields and that it accommodated parents and fans without being overcrowded.

This place is without a doubt a "Tier 1" youth soccer club! Our family have been out here for going on four seasons and have experienced top notch coaching and training the entire time.As you may have seen in other posts, traffic getting in and out of the facility can be challenging. This is especially true during tournaments. However, I would have to say that the quality of the impeccably manicured fields makes up for that. So, if you're coming out for a tournament be sure to arrive early and realize you are going to have to avail yourself to a port-a-potty if nature calls. However, you can rest assured that your kids will be playing on professional grade fields.

This place is awful. It looks like it was laid out by a monkey. There are no signs and the staff is rude and yells at you when you go the wrong way. But there are no signs telling you what way to go. Modesto has a much better setup. People who work here need lessons on how not to be jerks