Trinta Park

Where Little League Dreams Happen

Trinta Park is the proud home field for San Mateo Little League American (SMLLA). With two complete baseball diamonds - the North and South fields - this park has become the backdrop for countless youth baseball memories.

The South field, with its cozier dimensions, welcomes the younger divisions, while the more spacious North field hosts the older kids' games. It's a thoughtful setup that gives players of all ages the right-sized space to develop their skills and enjoy America's pastime.

The well-maintained fields and the grandstands positioned in the outfield are notable features. You'll appreciate the care that goes into keeping these diamonds in top shape throughout the season.

Beyond Baseball

While baseball might be the star attraction, Trinta Park offers plenty for everyone. There's a fun playground area complete with monkey bars and play structures - excellent for younger siblings who need to burn off energy during games or for a family outing.

Fancy a quick pickup game? The park features a half-court basketball area with a hoop ready for those who prefer shooting baskets to hitting home runs.

During baseball games, you can grab snacks and refreshments at the snack shack - nothing beats a hot dog while watching Little League action! The park also provides public restrooms that are notably cleaner than what you'd find at many other parks, however you might want to bring your own water as the fountain has a bit of an unusual taste.

Team Effort Keeps It Beautiful

The park's impressive condition comes from a partnership between San Mateo's Parks and Recreation Department handling overall maintenance and SMLLA taking special care of their infield areas. This tag-team approach ensures that despite its modest footprint, Trinta Park remains one of the nicer green spaces in the area.

Rain or Shine Baseball

True to its baseball spirit, a little drizzle won't stop play at Trinta Park. Games typically continue through light rain, pausing only when safety becomes a concern. The management is good about quickly communicating with team managers when weather forces schedule changes.

Getting There

Trinta Park sits near a highway, making it easy to find but occasionally bringing some background noise into the mix. There is a parking area available, though it can fill up quickly during game days.

If you're heading to a Little League game, especially when multiple teams are playing, you might want to arrive a bit early to secure a spot. The parking situation can get tricky when the park is hosting a full slate of baseball action.