A view of the field overlooking Sacramento
| Location |
| 400 Ballpark Drive, West Sacramento |
| Driving Directions from Davis |
| Take Interstate 80 eastbound |
| As you leave the Yolo Causeway and I-80 peels off on your right, |
| Stay on Highway 50/Capital City Freeway toward South Lake Tahoe |
| Exit at Jefferson Blvd., and head straight toward downtown (do not take Jefferson ramp) |
| Exit at West Capitol Ave. just before hitting Tower Bridge |
| Turn left onto Riske lane — the ballpark will be on your left side just past the railroad tracks |
| Website |
| raleyfield.com |
Raley Field has been home to the Sacramento River Cats, the Triple A affiliate of the Oakland A's, since 2000. The team has been the last stop before the big leagues for many future baseball stars, like Barry Zito, Nick Swisher, Kurt Suzuki and others. Also, if a big league star is recovering from an injury, they usually have to complete a short stint in the minor leagues, meaning there's a possibility of seeing fairly popular players here every once and awhile.
Looking for a relatively cheap but awesome date only like 10-15 minutes from Davis? The lawn "seats" (a grass slope in right field) for River Cats games are usually in the sub-$10 range. There's always something magical about the ballpark experience.
For baseball games, its capacity is about 15,000 fans, but they rarely sell out (even though they do usually lead the minor leagues in terms of attendance numbers).
Besides baseball, the stadium is the home to numerous festivals, special events and concerts (though larger concerts are typically held at Arco Arena, home of the Sacramento Kings).
