I've been here for two soccer tournaments and in both cases, it's been a positive experience. Staff are nice, food is decent, and fields are (mostly) good condition. So why only 4 stars? The parking. If you arrive during mid-day on a tournament it can easily take 10-15 minutes to just drive into the parking lot. If you're leaving, it can take awhile too. read more

Need to bring back the food order app. More efficient and good for business. Lines too long. At least allow outside food until you do.

The complex needs a remodel, but it's a hub for Bay Area sports. For soccer, be aware of the curved fields. Recent map attached. read more

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Great, huge spot for a sports complex! I didn't even know this place existed. I got to visit for the first time for a Halloween event - they did an amazing job hosting it! The parking lot staff were so nice and efficient, and I loved everything about being there. All the signs were clear, too! read more

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Kudos to twin creeks! They not only survived the pandemic, but they installed a online ordering service for their food. Big tip: use the heartland app order ahead. It still takes twenty minutes during peak times but you can skip the line. The overall facility is still a little run down, but if you're reading this I don't suppose you have much choice. My other tip is to kill time by walking around the preserve between games. Also, download a plane id app to see aircraft approaching to SJC. And keep an eye out for fireworks and Levi Stadium and Great America. read more

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Great Food!l All Around! The pizza was excellent, The Cheeseburgers are amazing, the chicken strip is the best item on the menu and don't forget the Pineapple Dole Whip ICE CREAM SWIRL - just like Disneyland!!! read more

This is a nice complex. Very nice workers here. From the gentleman and woman at the front checking people in to the restaurant workers and security guard. The security helped me get first aid for my son and I also seen him give and older woman a ride in his cart so she didnt have to walk so far. Restrooms and complex were very clean. 1 star off for not being able to bring food and drinks but I do understand why they do it. read more

An awesome place to watch any sporting events. Lots of televisions, a rather large bar/area, sports type food fair, lots of seating and sports fanatics of all kinds. If your a 49er fan or a fan of the opposing team but don't plan on going into the stadium, then after the tailgating ends you can get to this place in less than 6 minutes and not miss a beat of of the game. read more

The security person, Leon or Lionel, was very helpful during the Soccer tournament for the weekend of 4-27 thru 4-28.

Great place for families! Good food and huge bar! Different sports sports playing on different screens

Best sports complex to have a soccer tournament! A LOT of parking! I see a lot of people complaining about getting in and out for big tournaments but there's a LOT of cars... ever heard of traffic? $6 gate fee made a few people angry... we live in the Bay Area what do they expect for a great facility like this. Fields are all synthetic turf! No mud! Very clean facility compared to when I've come her in the past. Lots of fully functional bathrooms, no more port-a-potties, my wife loves that. The tournament staff was helpful and front gate workers were very friendly when they weren't being yelled at. Theres a LOT of people makes sense these people are stressed. Great AIR CONDITIONED restaurant and bar in the center of complex felt like we weren't even at a tournament, it was great to be able to have a beer or 3 in the middle of a Saturday. The food was really good, expensive at first but again... BAY AREA prices and after the wait you receive a gourmet burger or Philly cheesesteak! I definitely recommend the signature menu items!! Overall this is an easy five stars! There is no place like it, and anyone that complains about the little imperfections must not have their head on straight. I can't wait to come back here for our next big tournament! Plus I hear they have adult leagues! Something to look in to. read more

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The only good thing is the beer $6 fee for entrance? I don't mind it too much. However, it is just a kids tournament I understand it's the Bay Area. If you're going to charge that at least maintain the disgusting bathrooms. Also make better food. The absolute worst is the over priced crap they call food. It is so awfully disgusting. You can not bring any outside food. Not even snacks. There is nothing that is even decent about the food. NOTHING!! read more

This place is clean. The workers always make sure the bathroom are clean and fills the bathroom with toilet papers, paper towel and seat covers. Garbage bins are emptied and have worker pick up litters on the ground. Snack bars are open till the evening when there are night games. read more

The bathrooms are absolutely filthy and gross You'd think for a six dollar entry fee they could remodel these disgusting filthy bathrooms Shame on the owners Plus the greedy owners don't let you bring in own food and most of the food is awful read more

It's was good the fields are nice but I think they have to get rid of all the lines cause it's confusing and it's could be a hard game.

A few friends and family members of mine have been on softball league teams here at this location and I have gone out quite a few times to see them play as well as join other friends and family at the other features this place has to offer such as an amazing concessions area that serves not just food, but alcohol as well. If you live in the area and haven't checked this place out then I advise you do you. There is always a place for you here at Twin Creeks. read more

If you were a baseball mit, would you catch my fly balls? I go here every Thursdays for a co-ed, slow pitch adult softball league game with my co-workers as an outside team building type of shenanigans. This place have about 10 baseball fields, batting cages and a couple of soccer ones as well. Their fields aren't in the greatest condition but definitely good enough to play on. The umpires are a different story - the umpire from our second game was a bit mean and not pleasant to talk to but the ones from the 1st and 3rd game were very friendly but still professional. I haven't tried their foods yet but my co-workers usually get pitchers of beer before, during, AND after the game... yeah.. they like to consume some elixir of encouragement or just get a good buzz going on while playing. Lol. My base or yours? read more

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**I GOT YOUR TWIN CREEKS RIGHT HERE** After making several u-turns and experiencing road rage at 5:30PM on a weeknight, I managed to find this place. ADVICE: Follow the bright park lights. Parked, walked, and paid the stupid $3 fee. There was a security guy in the front who also acted as a greeter. The fields were numbered and was easy to navigate through. There was a sports bar-ish place in the middle of the area. No wind barriers. It was cold, chilly, and the benches were all worn down. Where did my $3 contribute to? Not exactly a well-run place, but then again, wasn't this built for amateurs anyway? HA! read more

The facilities are fine, food is good, bathroom is clean enough. The parking situation is awful. They should NOT let people make a left when coming into the parking lot, it holds up the entire line of traffics both coming in and leaving. They have someone directing traffic but it is NOT helpful. read more

Huge sports complex with somehow old facilities (like the cafeteria and bathrooms, It would be nice if the get to know modern days). Parking lot is also huge and the only reason I came here was for a company gathering,so it was a convenient kind of location for adults and kids, as there was enough space to set up all the usual games people like to play (mini golf, face painting booth, etc). There are not many tables next to a tree, so consider bringing tons of sunscreen as it can be intense. I walked around the different sports areas and notice that the grass was turf, which I guess is more climate friendly considering the water scarcity of the area. Nice view of the mountains in the background. Overall a pleasant place to be for some hours and the food was very good (try the chumichurri sauce with the meat!). read more

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On the food trucks Thursdays the Twin Creeks folks bust out their trailer, grill and tables and serve both BB and Mexican food. Got a tri tip sandwich with a side of bbq sauce and their house chimichurri. Co worker got some tacos and it was decent all around. We supplemented with some food trucks during the event. Sitting outside in the shade on a breezy day in their parking lot is a bit surreal but better than being in the office! read more

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While I haven't actually played at this complex, I've visited numerous times to support friends during their ultimate frisbee league. This place has ample parking. Upon entry your bags will be checked by a rent-a-security guard. The premises are nice and big and appear to be well taken care of. The fields outside were covered in fake grass, which is mindful during rough drought times. As I sat in the fake turf I couldn't help but wonder, if a dog were to pee on this fake grass, would it absorb the pee and reek of urine? Life's interesting questions. The fields were well lit for night games! Also, who knew Ultimate Frisbee games were so competitive and that serious? I didn't! Minus one star for the actual amenities inside, including the kitchen area as well as the women's bathrooms, I found them to be very outdated and dirty! I probably wouldn't order any edibles here and resort to bringing my own snacks from home. Overall, its a huge sports complex that hosts multiple fields for a variety of sports. Come here for some recreation and good old exercise. read more

Close in proximity to many high tech companies and perfect for team building events! We hosted a kick ball event for our team offsite and I felt like I was reliving elementary school again. I haven't played kickball since! As an adult, the game is still just as fun and a great outdoor activity with your coworkers. It doesn't require you to be extremely athletic and is super simple to learn, so anyone can play. From what I can see, the area is super huge with plenty of parking spaces and had at least two fields. They also don't just do kickball. I saw some other peeps play baseball too. To end the day... at the top of the center, they have a decent sized bar where you can have tacos, order drinks, and even play shuffle board! This is probably one of my more recent favorite team building events! I would recommend it for anyone looking to host an event for their team. c: read more

Yeeee Softball guy!!!!! Pro: -Field is well maintained for the most part, so that makes it a great place for playing a softball game. I am part of a fun/rec softball league , but I believe you can do a pick up game since it is a public park (not sure tho, so i would call to ask if that's your plan). - Batting cages are pretty good to help get the rust out of your arm - Awesome bar in the upstair area of the place. My friend told me that its one of the highest sales of alcohol in Santa clara county (close second to the shoreline ampitheater). Prices for drinks are pretty good and the bartenders are really nice. They play music and have Tvs going w/ the games on. - Parking is free, and plentiful, tho i wouldn't recommend parking too close... a foul ball could do some serious damage! Con: - So the rec league i'm part of has a fee of $700, which is pretty fair since you get 10 games for 10 weeks + 1 guaranteed playoff spot. So not bad for a team of 15 (comes out to roughly $60/person per season). However, what irks me is the fact that I have to pay $3 to enter the facilities on top of that fee! What kind of crap is that?!! So if my friends and family want to come and visit they have to pay and i have to pay eventho i'm in the championship game... weird and really unfair. - The food here is OK, but slightly overpriced for what you get. - The outfield has pot hole sometimes! Watch out for that! Overall, I love coming to Twin Creeks, and would recommend people to come play or hang out at the bar! read more

I've been here several times over the years for our son's baseball tourneys. Actually they've improved some things since the last time we were here. The bathrooms past the batting cages used to be port-a-pottys and are now fully functional restrooms. Recently, we've been around more often and thought I'd write a few things to say thank you to the staff and security at the front gate. First and foremost, thank you Cerio for the courtesy of providing transport for my father-in-law who had trouble walking out to Field 8 over the weekend. This kind gesture goes a long way. The staff are usually very friendly :-) I've read some people's posts about having to pay to get in and not being able to bring food in. They allow water, gatorade and even fruit. They will not allow any shelled nuts or sunflower seeds. I understand where the unhappy people are coming from, but I also can imagine that maintaining a large sports venue where hundreds of kids and families come through every weekend is not easy, or cheap, to run. It's a place of business. If the food sucked, there wasn't any TV's for us to watch in between games or an upstairs bar area for the responsible adults looking to get a cold drink served up, I would also be complaining. Personally I like the place. There is plenty of seating for ppl who don't bring their own chairs, even perfect views from upstairs for the fields up front. BTW - there was a female bartender working on Sunday morning who made me the PERFECT red beer. It hit the spot after a late night out. It does get cold so layer your clothing. read more

It's fun playing softball here. There are all different levels and I am glad there is one for beginners like me. Yes, it is annoying that they charge everyone who wants to go inside a $2 fee whether you are playing or watching. You do get back a 50 cent token that you can use for their refreshments inside. But then you end up spending more than you have in token money and they make more money off you. read more

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I've been to several soccer tournaments at this facility, and it's just not a great place to be. What's good about this place: - they sell beer, and you can bring it onto the fields. What's not good: - Parking: it's a huge lot, and on busy days they open up a patch of dirt for overflow. But getting out of the lot is a mess, and they know it. I have spent nearly 30 minutes trying to make my way out because there's no traffic control on most days. - The fields: I won't comment on how they are as baseball or softball fields, but as soccer fields they're terrible. The dimensions are not correct for any level of play, and because of the way the fields are laid out on the baseball/softball field, there's asymmetry of slopes of the fields. - The food: the restaurant on the main level of the clubhouse is lacking in so many ways. The service is unbearably slow, and during peak hours they don't increase the number of counter workers to speed up service. The same person who takes your order will also go to fill it, instead of having runners to do the latter job. The food is also terrible - on our most recent visit we ordered a burrito bowl and a teriyaki bowl, both of which were flavorless and skimpy. The hot dog and fries were generous, however. Unfortunately, this is one of the few complexes in the area that can actually host a large-scale tournament. However, I would rather drive down to Morgan Hill for a tournament than to come back here. Are you listening, District II, SASC, MVLA, etc.? read more

This was undoubtedly a fantastic facility. The convenient place is easily located off the freeway. Lots of parking and a very warm/friendly staff. There is economically a small entry fee of $6, but I properly understand why. I'm sure it goes towards the bills, rent etc! The facility is also very big and even has a cafeteria for food. Speaking of which, there is also no outside food or drinks allowed. So just make a note of that. The bathrooms were also clean. Lots of ample room for the parents & families to sit comfortably and enjoy the games. I sincerely hope our NorCal Rush Soccer club can come back soon and eagerly participate in another organized tournament! read more

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We go to Twin Creeks Sports Complex about 4x per year. My only complaint is that the gate fees are too high at $6 per person. It can actually be an obstacle for some families which ultimately can impact players. My only concern is that the fields are showing a lot of wear and tear. Check-out the batters boxes, pitchers mounds, and running paths to ensure safety. Lots of free parking Clean grounds Clean bathrooms You can bring in your own coffee Food is good quality (yes, it is expensive but so is all food at sports complexes) Plenty of bleacher seats and room for camp chairs read more

The snack bar is beyond over priced. Bathroom is old and dirty. They charge $6 to get in and you get back 50 cents to use at the snack bar.

Bought tickets to attend the Biggest Bounce House in the World event! Took my son and family and my son had a blast! This is not a regular event. Anyways, this place also has baseball games that go on and there's a sports restaurant bar there that sells beer and wine. It has a late field for sports and a lot of kids and families there. Nice area to be in. read more

Twin Creeks Sports Complex - The Biggest Bounce House in the World! This was a one time event at the Twin Creeks. This event is not here every weekend but my son had fun - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

My grand daughter played in a tournament here. Afterwards we went to eat inside and the food was excellent. Fast service clean environment. Fun for the kids! read more

I was at this facility for a big kids soccer tournament and basing this review on 2 days of being in and out of this complex. First the facility is just ok. Lots of turf. Actually there is nothing but turf. The maintenance people put a lot of black pebbles on the field. So much that the turf field becomes more slippery for soccers balls. Which makes the game more difficult to control the ball. The bathrooms are dirty and not kept clean. The biggest problem about this place is when they have a big event is Navigating in and out of the parking lot gets extremely difficult. The parking lot has only 1 way in and out. The parking lot is not structured where people can have 2 cars going in and out of the parking isles. Also the $6 admissions is petty. I'm sure pretty soon they will charge for parking and also possibly to use the filthy dirty bathrooms. read more

Going downhill fast. What irritates me is that I know that this place is raking in the cash and yet they refuse to put any money back into the business. It's just looking tired and run down. Also, The food is expensive and slow to turn around, but they are extremely vigilant about making sure that you don't bring any food or drinks in. The Security guard tried to confiscate my sons's banana and I told him that we are in fact bringing a banana in and to feel free to call the police because I'm sure that would be their favorite call of the day. He went on some diatribe about management policy and losing his job so I politely recommended that his manager come talk to me. I never heard from the manager. It used to be a really nice place in the 90's. Now it's just a ghetto ass place. Also, the restrooms are nasty and not regularly cleaned throughout the day like they should be, considering the amount of traffic. read more

We have been overpaying for everything for the past 4 years at Twin Creeks having attended probably 15 baseball tournaments and yesterday was a new low even for them. After eating and drinking in the upstairs bar for a few hours between games, and being told the bar was open until 7, we were kicked out at 5 because they decided they were closing the bar early. We simply wanted to continue watching the game from the tables by window and yet had Security called on us and were escorted out. The tournament ended at 9pm that night, yet they closed all food and drink service at 5 and rudely bounced us. And they have a strict no outside food policy, so forget about bringing anything in. The customer experience at Twin Creeks is terrible and it's so overpriced. If you have a kid in a tournament there save yourself the aggravation and just watch it on video. read more

What's not to love? Daily Gate fees charging grandma and grandpa twice a weekend to see their kids play, bad food that's overpriced (oh and no food allowed), dirty bathrooms, vendors hawking cheap unlicensed wares for way too much money? terrible parking and traffic flow, and best of all, they don't invest in the fields so they are horrible turf with hugely slanted fields. This one of the bay areas best money grabs. Why not invest a little into it and make it a good product with the money. Only good thing about this place is that it's close. read more

Ordered the BACON CHEESEBURGER WRAPPED IN LETTUCE. I got a cheeseburger wrapped in lettuce. Where the hell was the bacon? The fries that come with the burger are good. I give them that. Idk why it took so long though? Only 2 people in the bottom restaurant and it took 30 minutes to get my wrong ordered food. All in all, $8 for the meal and a drink. read more

Disgusting bathrooms and i mean GROSS!!! I literally gagged every time and only went when i had too. With the amount of money this place makes its ridiculous that they cant keep them at least decent. This is a generally nice facility for sports and hosting tournaments, but it also a representation of what is wrong with travel youth sports. They charge coaches (ridiculous) and search you so you dont bring in food and are forced to buy their food. They force you to play in all weather regardless of safety all to make sure they never have to refund entrance fees. This is a money making operation that cuts every corner they can to make a profit on the backs of sports loving families. I'd love for someone to take this place over and make ot as amazing of a place as it could be!! read more

5-stars for giving a washed up self-proclaimed baseball stud another chance to play under the lights. Softball = beer belly's [not mine], slow pitch, sunflower seeds, batting gloves, stirrups, uncoordinated sand baggers, way - to - intense wannabe's, ballsy 3rd basemen [and basewomen], Coors [bleh], chain smokers [not me], copenhagen [sometimes], and a damn good time! TC has several fields, batting cages, a snack shop, and bar. The entry fee is $2, which after all is said and done, is worth it. I highly recomend joining a league and playing here and have found that sports and competition keep us young at heart. There is nothing better than smacking a line drive into the gap for a stand-up double or rolling up a made - to - order double play to perfection. You can't put a price on the outstanding adrenaline rush that you feel from individual athletic accomplishment. Thank you TC for helping this aging old man feel youthful and vibrant. read more

With three sons playing baseball, I've gotten to know Twin Creeks much better than I'd like. The headline is that it's a pretty nice facility and it gets credit just for existing... the space to host 12 baseball diamonds much be worth a fortune these days. A few tips for newbies: - $5 entry fee and no food allowed. Annoying but you'll get over it. - Fields 1,2,5,6 are nice for viewing - you can often watch from the shade or even inside the clubhouse - Fields 7-10 are all dust and almost no shade. Sorry if you're spectating there. - Because of proximity to the Bay, it gets very hot and cold. Bring layers. - Most of the food is fairly poor, but the burrito bowl and tri tip sandwich are both surprisingly edible. read more