Fun for the whole family... great game... good food... fantastic fireworks... plus Merlinos freezes...YES!!

Went to the baseball game for the first time. Had some of the best seats in the house and on top of that we had the legacy wrist band and the food was off the hook. The only bad thing was the river cats got blown out.

Great stadium to enjoy some Minor League Baseball. Ample parking options if driving but they also offer a free bicycle valet service.

What can you say the atmosphere is electric great food great atmospher Even the parking attendants make you feel welcome. When you step into the stadium you are transported to a happy place😁

Here for the celebration of lights Christmas event. It's crowded but fun. Cold as heck! I wish they had great lamps and stuff available to warm back up. Overall extremely fun.

Sutter Health Park was amazing!!! It’s a baseball park and I went for the winter Enchant. I went Ice skating and went through the light maze. They had so much stuff to do. Thanks to Hallmarks generous sponsor there was a main stage, signature styled food, and a 100ft Christmas Tree. The stadium is quite large with enormous bathrooms. Many food options as well as hundreds of seats. Great park to go for fun and watch some baseball.

The workers who wear Hawaiian shirts were sooooo helpful. We hadn't been to the park in several years and needed some guidance. Each one we talked to was friendly and positive. Because it was opening day, there were some issues with trying to get food but that will only improve with more days worked and training. Overall, it was wonderful to watch baseball and our seats were amazing!

🎄We visited for the first time to take part in the 1st year of Hallmark’s Enchant experience. All of the staff from Sutter Park were happy, helpful and made us and our little ones feel loved. The staff from the event was equally helpful. Just in general it was a great family experience but it’s also something we would have done pre-kids 100%. There is seating with fire pits, beverages both hot, cold and alcoholic. We ended up going twice this year, once just for the lights and experience and came back to ⛸️ ice skate.

Great, small ballpark. Glad the Giants are our local affiliate. Great relationship with our school as well. All around an awesome baseball experience!

Sutter Health Park Annual 4th of July Event is the best I’ve been to. It definitely beats Elk Grove’s Event. This is more organized, clean and family friendly. The one thing I loved about it is “NO BUGS” once the sun started to go down. So it’s definitely worth the ticket price. So much food to choose from, the food is a bit pricey but it’s expected with these kind of events. They also had a lot of activities for the kids and water fun for them to play. The fireworks show was INCREDIBLE and perfect view! If you haven’t been, you should plan for next year.

Went to a River Cats game and it was a great experience. The park is nice, it reminds me of the Spring Training parks that I have been to. The food selection was pretty good. I had fish and chips which was pretty good. But they had the usual burgers & hot dogs along with Mexican food, BBQ, & I saw a lot of tri-tip sandwiches. The beer selection was pretty good too, 805, Heineken, Modelo, elysian fields along with bud, bud light, Coors light, and miller. The fans were good too, maybe I'm biased since I am a Giants fan and the River Cats are the AAA team for the Giants. So there was a lot of Giants jerseys and T-shirts. But it was a nice family friendly vibe. Plus you get to watch upcoming talent and sometimes rehabbing Giants players. I saw Luis Matos and David Villar right before they were called up to the Giants 2 days later. Looking forward to going to another game.

I will say, "Sutter Health Park" has got to be one of the nicest Minor League stadiums in all of professional sports. Having been opened since 2000, this park was the Sacramento Rivercats Minor League affiliate to the Oakland Athletics (from 2000-2014) while serving as the Minor League affiliate to the San Francisco Giants (from 2015-present). This place was once known as Raley Field (from 2000-2019) but was renamed Sutter Health Park as part of a naming rights agreement with Sacramento-based Sutter Health that serves hospitals/medical facilities surrounding the Northern California region. Going back to the park itself, I have been here on quite a few occasions. Not just for baseball games but also for soccer matches, concerts, graduations, and even a beer festival. The parking itself is rather spacious as it is in close proximity to a major freeway as well as surface streets. Over the years, this entire area has been revitalized by utilizing a full pavement parking lot while constructing nearby housing, businesses, and a bike trail. My most recent visit came during the evening of Saturday 6/25/2022 as I got to see the Sacramento Rivercats host the El Paso Chihuahuas for a 6:37pm game. The best way to expedite the ticket process is by purchasing everything online. This includes the parking pass, food voucher (if applicable) and seat tickets. Getting through the entrance is rather simple (and much less stressful) than a Major League Baseball game. Keep in mind that only clear bags are allowed inside the park. Furthermore, they do not allow food or drink inside except for sealed plastic water bottles, baby formula, & small milk cartons. Since we are on the subject of food, I will say that Sutter Health Park has a nice menu selection including their popular hot dogs (aka "Dinger Dogs"), wings, nachos, tri-tip sandwiches, burgers, popcorn, and desserts. I ended up ordering a "Bacon-Guacamole Cheeseburger" with a regular sized soda which came to about $20. Prices mirror that of a professional MLB game so be sure to bring extra money if you wish to enjoy a $14 beer. But overall, the food concession stands move rather quickly. As far as the aesthetic layout of this park, it is absolutely beautifully designed and laid out. From a distance, you can see the Tower Bridge, the pyramid-shaped Ziggurat building and a couple other high-rise buildings in plain sight. The seating itself holds over 14,000 guests which include fixed seats, lawn, and standing room only. The digital scoreboard is rather small but still fairly easy to read a players stats. There are other areas displaying digital information including balls/strikes/outs, a pitchers' MPH (after every pitch), and a timer (of when a pitcher must release his pitch). From any seat at this park, you can definitely see a lot of action going on the field. Whether you are sitting in the upper box section, the lower deck area, or even the lawn, this is a very nice place to watch a baseball game. You can also see a view of both the home/away dugouts, the upcoming batters on-deck, and the home/away bullpens (behind the outfield wall). And if you're lucky, you may get a foul ball hit in your direction so always keep a lookout. With that said and done, I am rounding out my 4.5 rating of "Sutter Health Park" to a perfect 5-stars. Great location, amazing views, excellent food, and friendly staff.

Volunteering at the Iron Man Triathlon was a great experience and a fun event.

Great ballpark. Game was wonderful, Rivercats won. $14.00 beers, not worth it. White cheese on nachos?! Nope. Otherwise, nice spring afternoon, great baseball, cant ask for much more.

Wow! Great place and the staff are awesome. You can walk all around the stadium, but if you want a seat then upgrade your ticket from the lawn to the stands for around $8 more. A proper family occasion. So good that I went back the next day.

I had a great time on July third, fireworks were excellent. We won the game and I think it's too hot to go tonight. Saturday, July 22nd.

We were the guest of some suite members, during the river cats game and it was a very great experience. The park is very nice, it's very clean, the staff is friendly. Parking was organized and easy to get in and out. It's a beautiful park.

A great place to bring your family for a baseball game or any other events that are held here. It will be a nice enjoyable experience. Water and food here is on the higher side so be prepare you could spend $50 up just for such as a couple bottles of water, two regular size hotdogs and two fries with chicken strips for you and two kids.

Watched the Rivercats defeat the Aviators in a great Baseball game. All purchases, including $15.00 parking, ticket and food/drink purchases are by Credit card only. No cash accepted.

Enjoyed watching #MsAgriclutureUSA2023 sing the National Anthem. Too bad about Rivercats loss. Great Fireworks show! Great Nachos!

Great place to take the family. Affordable. They have lots of staff to point you in the right direction and friendly. Will be going more often.

* real grass * real SacTown baseball *!added bonus: freshly made TOTS * realWe have been coming to Railey Field/Sutter Health Park since 2000 and the ballpark has aged really well. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE SHADED SEATS ON THE THIRD BASE SIDE OR BEHIND HOME PLATE!

Went to Sutter Health Park for Hallmark Enchant Lights. We had so much fun it was not very cold the night we went. Beautifully decorated and enjoyed beverage in cool sovernir light bulb glass.

Came here for Enchanted Christmas lights display and maze. So Much fun and awesome food. The kiddos loved it. Parking was easy in and leaving was easy. Great time. If you have a chance to go during christmas time...doooo it!

What a fun park! Not a bad seat in the whole stadium! Lots and lots of food options. Beers range from $10- $18. Hot dogs are $6 and ice cream is about $10. Great for family outings!