Oracle Park sits along the edge of San Francisco Bay in the city’s South Beach neighborhood, giving the San Francisco Giants one of the most scenic homes in Major League Baseball.
The ballpark’s right‑field wall opens directly onto the water, where the small inlet known as McCovey Cove—named for Giants legend Willie McCovey—has become famous for the kayakers who gather there hoping to snag “splash‑hit” home run balls.
Since opening in 2000, Oracle Park has anchored the Giants on the waterfront, blending classic ballpark charm with sweeping bay views and a setting that feels unmistakably San Francisco.
MLB Ballpark #19
First visit: May 17, 2023
Most recent visit: September 27, 2025
Opponents seen: COL, PHI
Journey Posts
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Back in the Bay
A work trip to the Bay Area has brought me the opportunity to see a couple of games before the end of the regular season.
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Giants vs. Phillies
With San Jose being our home base for the northern park of the fourth game of the seven-day, seven-game Southwest baseball trip, we took the CalTrain along the western side of the San Francisco…