AT&T Park (Oracle Park) and China Basin

Stop on San Francisco Waterfront Tour, a free self-guided tour.

Home of the San Francisco Giants baseball team since 2000, this beautiful ballpark sits right on the bay with its right field wall directly over the water. During games, kayakers position themselves in McCovey Cove hoping to catch home run balls splashing down. The park's design celebrates both baseball tradition and San Francisco's character, with brick facades, bay views, and distinctive features like the giant vintage glove and Coca-Cola bottle slide. The park is named for Oracle Corporation, though locals still sometimes call it AT&T Park or Pac Bell Park after previous sponsors. Even on non-game days, you can walk around the outside promenade enjoying bay views and the festive atmosphere. The surrounding China Basin area has transformed from industrial warehouses into a thriving neighborhood with restaurants, coffee shops, and the beautiful waterfront Agua Vista Park. The area showcases San Francisco's successful integration of sports facilities into urban fabric rather than isolating them in suburban locations. The Giants' waterfront ballpark helped spark redevelopment of the entire southern waterfront. Walking this section of the Embarcadero shows how sports, recreation, and urban life can blend harmoniously with spectacular results.