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Evans Diamond

Evans Diamond is the Division I baseball home of California in Berkeley. This FanProof guide focuses on arrival… Read more

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Reviewed 10.14.26

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Evans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium is on the southwest Berkeley campus, between Edwards Stadium, Haas Pavilion and the Recreational Sports Facility. Cal identifies Cross Campus Road/Frank Schlessinger Way as the direct approach. The baseball box office opens 90 minutes before start time; gates open 60 minutes before. Accessible blue-space parking requires both the applicable state disability placard/plate and a campus permit. Allow 15–20 minutes to park. Arrange any Loop accessible golf-cart stop with Disability Access & Compliance in advance and contact the ticket office for accessible/companion seating.
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Evans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium’s diamond and outfield at sunset in California Athletics’ facility collection. Protective netting remains visible; no individual capture date or numbered camera seat is supplied.
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Evans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium’s diamond and outfield at sunset in California Athletics’ facility collection. Protective netting remains visible; no individual capture date or numbered camera seat is supplied.

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Venue typeCollege Ballpark
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Destination: Evans Diamond, Evans Diamond, Berkeley, CA. Evans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium is on the southwest Berkeley campus, between Edwards Stadium, Haas Pavilion and the Recreational Sports Facility. Cal identifies Cross Campus Road/Frank Schlessinger Way as the direct approach. The baseball box office opens 90 minutes before start time; gates open 60 minutes before. Accessible blue-space parking requires both the applicable state disability placard/plate and a campus permit. Allow 15–20 minutes to park. Arrange any Loop accessible golf-cart stop with Disability Access & Compliance in advance and contact the ticket office for accessible/companion seating.

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Cal’s baseball ticket page lists cash with no bills larger than $50 and Visa, MasterCard or American Express; Apple Pay is not available at the ticket booth. Do not generalize that payment statement to every concession. The page’s packages and prices are for 2026 even though a 2027 schedule appears below them. Confirm the actual event and inventory. Request CART/ASL, mobility or other accommodations at least 72 hours ahead when possible. Official stadium photos show general and field-side perspectives without individually numbered spectator seats.

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Cal’s baseball ticket page lists cash with no bills larger than $50 and Visa, MasterCard or American Express; Apple Pay is not available at the ticket booth. Do not generalize that payment statement to every concession. The page’s packages and prices are for 2026 even though a 2027 schedule appears below them. Confirm the actual event and inventory. Request CART/ASL, mobility or other accommodations at least 72 hours ahead when possible. Official stadium photos show general and field-side perspectives without individually numbered spectator seats.
Good arrival window
Evans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium is on the southwest Berkeley campus, between Edwards Stadium, Haas Pavilion and the Recreational Sports Facility. Cal identifies Cross Campus Road/Frank Schlessinger Way as the direct approach. The baseball box office opens 90 minutes before start time; gates open 60 minutes before. Accessible blue-space parking requires both the applicable state disability placard/plate and a campus permit. Allow 15–20 minutes to park. Arrange any Loop accessible golf-cart stop with Disability Access & Compliance in advance and contact the ticket office for accessible/companion seating.
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Inside the Venue At A Glance

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College baseball game day

Evans Diamond reflects California traditions and campus rhythms, but the smoothest visit starts with the school’s current game-day information rather than a generic ballpark address.

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Why It Works

  • ✓California traditions and campus atmosphere
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Editorial verdict

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Reviewed 10.14.26

For Evans Diamond: confirm the exact California parking, entry, ticket, bag, seating, weather, and accessibility guidance before arrival.

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