StadiumBridge District, CA 95691Capacity: 14,014

    Home of Oakland Athletics · Sacramento River Cats

    Restrooms at Sutter Health Park

    A complete guide to every restroom at Sutter Health Park — including family rooms, ADA accessible facilities, and insider tips for shorter lines.

    30
    Restrooms
    26
    Family Rooms
    30
    ADA Accessible
    Opened
    2000

    About Sutter Health Park

    Sutter Health Park opened in 2000 as Raley Field, built as the home of the Sacramento River Cats, the Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics. The park sits along the Sacramento River in West Sacramento's Bridge District, offering riverfront views and a relaxed, intimate atmosphere.

    In 2024, the Athletics announced their relocation from Oakland, with plans to eventually build a new stadium in Las Vegas. As an interim measure, the A's began playing at Sutter Health Park starting with the 2025 MLB season, making it the smallest-capacity MLB venue at just 14,014 (10,624 permanent seats plus grass berms in left and right field).

    Significant upgrades were made for the MLB tenure, including new premium seating areas: The Rooftop (130-guest capacity), the Diamond View Dugout with upgraded field-level seating and in-seat service, the Jackson Rancheria Legacy Club, and the Sky River Casino Solon Club. New bullpen restrooms were added for improved convenience in the 2026 season. Despite the upgrades, the park retains its minor-league charm, and fans consistently praise the intimate, close-to-the-action experience.

    The Athletics are expected to play in Sacramento through 2028 before moving into their planned Las Vegas ballpark.

    Restrooms Inside Sutter Health Park

    Sutter Health Park has restrooms on all levels including the main concourse (behind Sections 106 and 117), the suite level (across from Suites 1, 2, and 24), and within the Diamond View Dugout at field level. New bullpen restrooms were added for the 2026 season. Portable restrooms serve the grass berm areas. All restrooms have diaper-changing tables and are accessible.

    All restrooms are wheelchair accessible. On-site accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in the VIP Green Lot with a valid ADA placard.

    Three family restrooms are located on the concourse at Sections 106 and 117, and one on the suite level across from Suite 24. All family restrooms are equipped with baby-changing stations and are wheelchair accessible.

    Restrooms are accessible once inside the stadium. Gates typically open 90 minutes before first pitch. Outside, the nearest restrooms are at Drake's: The Barn brewpub along the riverfront just south of the parking lot.

    Restrooms by Level

    30 restrooms across 6 areas at Sutter Health Park.

    Main Concourse(22)

    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 106ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 106ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Family Restroom — Concourse Section 106ADAChanging TableFamily / All-GenderFamily Restroom

    One of three family restrooms. Equipped with baby-changing station and wheelchair accessible.

    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 109ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 109ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 112ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 112ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 117ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 117ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Family Restroom — Concourse Section 117ADAChanging TableFamily / All-GenderFamily Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Left FieldADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Left FieldADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Right FieldADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Right FieldADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Home PlateADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Home PlateADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 103ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 103ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 120ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 120ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom
    Women's Restroom — Concourse Section 114ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom
    Men's Restroom — Concourse Section 114ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom

    Suite Level(3)

    Suite Level Restroom — Suite 1ADAChanging TableWomen's Restroom

    Suite level access required.

    Suite Level Restroom — Suite 2ADAChanging TableMen's Restroom

    Suite level access required.

    Family Restroom — Suite Level (Suite 24)ADAChanging TableFamily / All-GenderFamily Restroom

    Suite level access required. Family restroom with baby-changing station.

    Field Level (Premium)(1)

    Diamond View Dugout RestroomADAChanging TableFamily / All-GenderRestroom

    Located within the Diamond View Dugout premium seating area at field level.

    Bullpen Area(2)

    Bullpen Restroom — Right FieldADAFamily / All-GenderRestroom

    New for 2026. Added bullpen restrooms for improved convenience.

    Bullpen Restroom — Left FieldADAFamily / All-GenderRestroom

    New for 2026. Added bullpen restrooms for improved convenience.

    Grass Berm (Left Field)(1)

    Grass Berm Portable Restrooms — Left FieldADAFamily / All-GenderPortable Restroom

    Portable restroom facilities for berm seating areas. Added for MLB capacity.

    Grass Berm (Right Field)(1)

    Grass Berm Portable Restrooms — Right FieldADAFamily / All-GenderPortable Restroom

    Portable restroom facilities for berm seating areas. Added for MLB capacity.

    Insider Tips

    This is the smallest MLB park at 14,014 capacity — everything is close. You are never more than a few minutes from a restroom anywhere in the stadium.

    Pre-purchase parking through the A's app. Lots sell out for most games, and the Main Lot alone is $30.

    The outfield concourse restrooms in left and right field have shorter lines than those behind home plate (Sections 106-117).

    Drake's: The Barn brewpub along the riverfront is the go-to pre-game spot — walk south from the parking lot for craft beer and food with Sacramento River views.

    Walk across Tower Bridge after the game for Old Sacramento's restaurants and bars — it is about a 10-minute walk and the bridge views at night are worth it.

    This is a temporary MLB venue — the A's are expected to move to Las Vegas around 2028. Catch games here while you can for the most intimate MLB experience in the league.

    For Specific Events

    Athletics Games

    All restrooms are open. Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. Parking lots open 3 hours before game time and close 90 minutes after the game. This is the smallest MLB venue — expect all restrooms and concessions to be busy during sellout games. Pre-purchase parking through the A's app.

    River Cats Games & Other Events

    The Sacramento River Cats (Triple-A) share the venue. Most amenities and restrooms are the same. Crowd sizes are generally smaller for MiLB games, so restroom lines are shorter.

    Bars & Restaurants Near Sutter Health Park

    Popular pre-game and post-game spots within walking distance.

    Drake's: The Barn

    0.2 mi

    Brewpub · Riverfront

    Riverfront brewpub just south of the parking lot. Craft beers, wood-fired pizzas, and Sacramento River views. The most popular pre-game and post-game destination.

    Known for: Craft beer, wood-fired pizza, riverfront views

    Joe's Crab Shack

    0.3 mi

    Seafood · Casual

    Casual seafood chain along the riverfront. Crab buckets, fried platters, and family-friendly atmosphere.

    Known for: Crab buckets, riverfront location, family-friendly

    Railroad Fish and Chips

    0.4 mi

    Fish & Chips · British

    Classic British-style fish and chips in the Bridge District. Quick service, generous portions.

    Known for: Fish and chips, quick service

    Yard House (Downtown Commons)

    1.6 mi

    Sports Bar & Restaurant

    Downtown Sacramento at DOCO. Extensive draft beer menu (100+ taps), American fare, and sports on every screen. About a 10-minute walk across Tower Bridge.

    Known for: 100+ craft beers on tap, sports viewing

    Parking Near Sutter Health Park

    Garages, lots, and street parking options.

    Main Lot

    $30

    Adjacent to stadium, Ballpark Dr

    164 ft

    General parking. Pre-purchase recommended — lots sell out for most games.

    VIP Green Lot

    $40

    Closest lot to stadium entrance

    98 ft

    Premium parking closest to entrance. ADA accessible parking available on first-come basis.

    Gold Lot

    $35

    Adjacent to stadium

    246 ft

    Mid-tier option between Main and VIP lots.

    Overflow Lots (Riverwalk Dr)

    $20-$30

    Along Riverwalk Drive

    0.2 mi

    Additional parking along the riverfront for high-demand games.

    Street Parking (West Sacramento)

    $2-$4.50/hr (metered)

    Various streets in Bridge District

    0.3 mi

    Metered street parking with tiered rates — $2 first hour, up to $4.50/hour after three hours.

    With only 14,014 capacity but massive demand, parking sells out frequently. Pre-purchase through the A's app. Main Lot is $30, Gold is $35, VIP Green is $40. Street parking is available at metered rates ($2-$4.50/hr) but fills up fast. Rideshare is a strong option — the drop-off area is close to the main gate.

    Getting There

    Yolobus Route 42A (to Downtown Sacramento)

    0.2 mi

    Sacramento Valley Station (Amtrak/Capitol Corridor)

    1.6 mi

    Uber/Lyft Drop-off

    328 ft

    Bicycle parking

    164 ft

    See & Do Nearby

    Sacramento River Waterfront— Riverfront trail along the Sacramento River
    Tower Bridge— Iconic 1935 vertical-lift bridge connecting West Sacramento to Sacramento
    Old Sacramento Waterfront— Historic district across the Tower Bridge with shops, restaurants, and the Railroad Museum

    Nearby places sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How many restrooms are at Sutter Health Park?
    Sutter Health Park has restrooms on the main concourse (behind Sections 106 and 117), the suite level (across from Suites 1, 2, and 24), and within the Diamond View Dugout. New bullpen restrooms were added for 2026. Portable restrooms are also available near the grass berm areas.
    Where are the family restrooms at Sutter Health Park?
    Three family restrooms are located on the concourse at Sections 106 and 117, and one on the suite level across from Suite 24. All are wheelchair accessible with baby-changing stations.
    Is Sutter Health Park a temporary MLB stadium?
    Yes. The Oakland Athletics are playing at Sutter Health Park as a temporary home from 2025 through approximately 2028 while their new stadium is built in Las Vegas. It was originally built in 2000 as a minor-league park for the Sacramento River Cats.
    What is the capacity of Sutter Health Park?
    Sutter Health Park has 10,624 permanent seats plus grass berms in left and right field for a total capacity of approximately 14,014 — the smallest capacity in MLB.
    Are the restrooms wheelchair accessible?
    Yes. All restrooms at Sutter Health Park are accessible to guests with disabilities. Accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in the VIP Green Lot with a valid ADA placard.
    How much does parking cost at Sutter Health Park?
    The Main Lot is $30 per car, VIP Green Lot is $40, and Gold Lot is $35. More than 5,000 parking spaces are available near the ballpark. Pre-purchasing through the A's app is recommended as lots sell out for most games.
    Which restrooms have the shortest lines?
    The outfield concourse restrooms (left field and right field) typically have shorter lines than the ones behind home plate and Sections 106-117. The berm portable restrooms also move quickly.
    Are there restrooms near the grass berm seating?
    Yes. Portable restroom facilities are available in both the left field and right field grass berm areas. These were added for MLB capacity.
    What time do gates open at Sutter Health Park?
    Gates typically open 90 minutes before first pitch for Athletics games. Parking lots open 3 hours before game time.
    Where are public restrooms near Sutter Health Park when it's closed?
    When the stadium is closed, the nearest public restrooms are at Drake's: The Barn brewpub along the riverfront just south of the parking lot, and at restaurants along Riverfront Street in the Bridge District.

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