Barry Bonds Jr Giants Field

It’s a mini stadium. I haven’t spent much time here but it’s a great little park for kids to play at. We took the kids to take some pics in their giants uniforms.

This place is FUN.
Came here with some friends on a Sunday afternoon to play a good olé’ wiffle ball tournament. This place is basically first-​come, first-​serve, but get here at a decent hour and claim the dugout! Free for all to use.
The place is right along the water and you can see the AT&T splash zone and view reserve level pretty clearly. What’s great is that if you go during a day game, which we did, you can sing along with the 7^th inning stretch or pretend the crowd is going wild for you when in reality Buster Posey is just walking up at bat.
Right along the water, this place is beautiful. And if there’s a game, you’ll be able to sit amongst the tailgaters and listen to their music/​smell their BBQ!
There is a groundskeeper but they’re basically there to make sure the surrounding areas aren’t a trash hole.
Come visit!

While the little park is cute, our experience was very unpleasant. I took my son to this kids baseball field in our neighborhood on a perfectly sunny afternoon in hope of having some fun with him while pretend playing baseball as he is now very interested in Giants. When we got there there was a person with his 1.5 yr old daughter who said that he was a manager of the field. He was extremely hostile to us, and has threatened to hurt my son and me if we continue to play there as the field was his and he got there first. I found this attitude very surprising given that this is a free entrance park. He also added that he has authority to bare us from ever entering the field again. We left the field and had lots of fun playing at the adjacent grassy area. I noted during our play that the man at the field and his daughter were greeted by passing Ball park employees, making me believe that he really was a Ball Park official. It is in very interest of Giants to remove this individual from anything related to children and junior Giants field.

Really fun T-​Ball park to take your kids and play some wiffle ball, take some BP, or just play some games with the little guys. Field and surrounding area were pretty well maintained and free and open to use. Great idea and the kids had a blast.
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This is the home of the Jr. Giants T ball basesball team. The ball park is sponsored by the Giants Community Fund, The Barry Bond’s Family Foundation and Good Tidings Foundation.
What an awesome Tee ball baseball park for little kids to play at. How awesome that must be for these little T ballers to play next to the San Francisco Giants stadium!
The T ball field is located behind the San Francisco Giant’s AT&T Park at Pier 48.
The Barry Bonds Jr Giants Field is the first T ball field of this caliber that I have seen for T ballers. Awesome!
Beautiful, well maintained field,