Ernie Raimondi Park

10 reviews

+1 (510) 729-3286

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1800 Northwood Ct

Oakland, CA 94611

+1 (510) 729-3286

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Ernie Raimondi Park, also known as Raimondi Park, is a well-known park in Oakland, California. It features an Athletic Field and was dedicated in 1947 in honor of Ernie Raimondi, a former minor league baseball player and World War II veteran from Oakland. The park underwent a significant refurbishment in 2008, including the installation of new drainage systems for the playing fields.

Located at 18th Street Wood Street, Ernie Raimondi Park is a popular destination for outdoor activities and sports enthusiasts in the area. With its rich history and recent upgrades, the park offers a pleasant and well-maintained environment for visitors to enjoy various recreational activities.

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MistaMacc T.

6/5/2024

Great experience coming back to the park in over 30 years! Oakland Ballers has this place looking great and it can only get better in the coming months. Great family environment and atmosphere...

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Dave F.

6/8/2024

The Oakland Ballers are the new professional baseball team in Oakland, playing at the recently renovated Raimondi Park. They are an independent team that competes in the Pioneer League, which is...

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Amy S.

3/22/2024

This place does not have a bathroom. There is a porta potty that never gets serviced and even when the building is open the bathrooms are not. I have seen soccer practice and football games here....

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John F.

9/10/2012

Great park to play some baseball when you can get on field. Sometimes there is an attendant and sometimes not. The grounds are clean and maintained just keep an eye out for goffer holes - we don't...

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Julie G.

12/12/2011

This park is named for my relative Ernie, who fought in WWII , was killed in France (1945) and was recognized by our hometown. Before the war he and his brother Billy played for the Oakland Oaks,...

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