It's a nice sports complex with a bar upstairs and cafeteria type restaurant downstairs. They also…read morehave security at the gate. Everytime I've been here multiple sports are played on different fields.

The complex needs a remodel, but it's a hub for Bay Area sports. For soccer, be aware of the curved…read morefields. Recent map attached.

I don't know why more events don't happen here and why more SC residents dont support their local…read morehigh school baseball games. Came here to catch a SCH game the other day and there was no one but family of the players here and mostly it was family and friends from the away team all the way from Aptos. This is such a great place and the stands are shaded, clean and plentiful. Its free too. Come out to a ball game people!! Bring your own snacks and drinks though.

wonderful they had a bathroom for the collectors back in the day inside you can use real classy…read moreorganization love the red and gold

Came here for a Community Relations meeting for work. From the moment we stepped out of the car,…read moreevery person we encountered was so nice and friendly. Upon entering the facility we were greeted with smiles and felt so welcome. We were offered water right away and were given a mini tour of the lobby area...again, the nicest people work here! Looking forward to an ongoing relationship with the San Francisco 49ers!

Great Family-Friendly Ballpark!…read more I highly recommend this stadium if you're looking for a fun experience not too far from the Bay Area. Located in San Jose, California, I came here for a work event and had such a great time with my son. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. One of the highlights was when they caught a ball from the outfield and handed it to my son--it was such a special moment and something he'll remember! The ballpark is a great place to bring children, with affordable tickets and fun activities for kids before the game even starts. The churros were also amazing, fresh, and definitely worth trying! I also tried the BBQ tri-tip, but unfortunately it was very dry and wasn't my favorite. Overall, the atmosphere, friendly staff, kid-friendly activities, and affordable tickets make this a great family outing. Highly recommend checking it out!

First minor league game and of course it was out of town! We were looking for 4th of July fireworks…read morein the area but didn't want to deal with huge crowds and bad traffic in the bay. Parking is easy. Paid $15 to park in the structure next to the stadium. Getting out of the lot was a bit slow as everyone was leaving but there were guides and moved quickly after a while. We got searched and tickets scanned. For a few dollars, you can practice pitching and hang out in the bounce house. Concession are standard except for the garlic fries and the churros. My goodness, the churro is FRESHLY FRIED! None of that frozen stuff heated in the toaster. These churros were fried! The best part? It was only $5!!! The stadium experience was great! Friendly crowds. The firework show are at the end of the night? Impressive! It blew my expectations away! Definitely worth it if you like baseball and want a fireworks show! We were really happy with our 4th of July experience here!

Buck Shaw Stadium, situated at Santa Clara University, is very nice. I've had the pleasure of…read moreattending soccer games and concerts at this venue. It offers plenty of seating with an excellent layout that ensures a great view from wherever you sit. Of course, it's adjacent to a lovely campus filled with beautiful flowers and tree. The campus is always well manicured and pristine. In fact, you won't see any liter around, pretty impressive. The scoreboards feature clear, easy-to-read digital screen. As an alum, I may be a bit biased, but I genuinely love this stadium and the scale makes of large enough to host a big event but not provoke an overwhelming cold vibe. Parking is abundant at the garage structure or nearby lots for a fee.

Sure, I won't complain when the Earthquakes get a new stadium in 2014, but in the meantime, I…read moreactually find Buck Shaw pretty endearing. If you're a Quakes fan, you'll definitely want to make sure you go for some games here before the team leaves. The best thing about playing at Buck Shaw is the intimacy - you feel like you're right down there with the players. Because it's a college stadium - and not a massive sports arena that seats tens of thousands and doubles as a concert venue - you're really close to the action and the rest of the fans, no matter where you sit. Most of the time at sporting events, you end up actually watching the massive TV showing you what's happening on the pitch, but at Buck Shaw I spend most of my time watching the players themselves, because they're so close. The pitch isn't as large as some soccer fields are, so even if the action is happening way at the opposite end, it's not too far away. I really like the crowd at the Quakes games - a great mix of families and groups of friends in their 20's and 30's. Everyone seems to be there just to have fun and have a good time. It's not like some sports where you get very unruly fans, or even like European football which suffers from a lot of hooliganism. Before the games, you can get food and drinks from the food trucks that set up there and enjoy the pre-game atmosphere. If you arrive really early, there's usually a special item given out at the match. Plus at the end, when we win, you get a collectible pin of one of the players. Your experience at Buck Shaw will be most enjoyable if you come prepared. Yes, the seats are uncomfortable, but that's what those portable butt pads are for. If you want back support, then be sure to book your seats in the sections with seat backs. And please for goodness sake, if you're a lady, use the bathroom either before you arrive at the stadium or before the game starts. The one bathroom I went to before the game had three stalls. Yeah that line is going to take forever during halftime. Useful tip - if you want the most affordable seats, pick up vouchers from T-Mobile for the T-Mobile PowerPlay Zone. They're $15 each, and then you take them to the Earthquakes offices and redeem them for any game in the season. And because no seat in Buck Shaw is a bad seat, you don't have to worry. And the section is right near the Ultras (but not too close!), so you really feel the excitement of being there. As far as parking goes, it's definitely confusing because there are at least 5 lots and they're not clearly marked on El Camino, but if you get there early, you can get parking in the $10 lot. The stadium is also really convenient to the Santa Clara Caltrain station across the street. For our last game, we were coming back from SF so we got off the train at 6, getting plenty of time for the pre-game festivities, and then we caught the train down to SJ at 9:43 - perfect timing on both ends.

If your a 49er fan this is a must. All the history and memorable moments are on display. The movie…read moreat the beginning is absolutely incredible and a must if you visit. Even if you aren't a loyal 49er fan it is still really cool to see all the super bowl trophies and rings for each championship on display. Every team in every sport should have their own HOF to showcase their players and founders for fans to attend. Afterwards we visited the 49ers team store and loaded up on Niners gear. Love this place.

What's not to love if your a 49er fan. I go back to the Joe Montana era and this brought back many…read morememories. The real life player statues are the highlight, to stand next to them and imagine the collisions on the field Ronnie Lott inflicted on the opposing players is just outstanding. Staff are super friendly providing some historical or friendly conversation. Parking could use better maps on the internet and street signage. We loved the picture opportunities inside the helmet. This is a must see for any 49er fan.

It was an off day so I randomly decided to come here after seeing it on Google Maps?…read more Easy parking which led to a relatively small though highly interactive exhibit? I spent 30 minutes browsing around of taking in some knowledge of Intel in the Silicone Valley. The gift shop is okay, they don't really have much and surprisingly no stickers or pins. You can visit here once and that's all you would ever need

For a free museum, this place is pretty cool. Especially if you are interested in microchips. They…read morehave a few interactive displays, which I appreciated. The little gift shop is a cool addition, but I was expecting them to have some fun stickers. Parking is easy, just follow the signs. The employees are also friendly and helpful. Not pet-friendly.

This museum is located behind Santa Clara Fire Station #2, with parking directly in front of the…read moremuseum, just drive to the back, past the firefighter training tower. The museum is set up like an office space with different items set up in each of the rooms, and endless photos and signs on display along the hallway walls, featuring memorabilia dating as far back as the mid 19th century, according to their website. Lovely oil paintings that include horse-drawn fire engines and brave firefighters putting out the flames of burning buildings, a library of albums and books visitors can read, and firefighter gear you can examine up close. There are even random figurines set up among other fire department-related items. Hours of operation are limited (only open on Sundays), but admission is free, and it's a self-guided tour so you can go at your own pace (there was no staff in the museum when we visited). It was far more interesting than we had imagined, and definitely worth checking out, especially if you're looking for some free stuff to do in the area.