Klein Field at Sunken Diamond is a college baseball park on the Stanford University campus in Stanford, California. It has become a beacon in the Bay Area and was built in 1931 as part of a larger project to improve Stanford's athletic facilities. It is home to Stanford Baseball and is now used by local colleges, high schools, and recreational league teams. Klein Field at Sunken Diamond features several seating areas, concession stands, and other amenities typically found at larger stadiums. Over the years, its reputation as one of the premier Bay Area venues for baseball events and games has been recognized due to its deep-rooted history. Stanford is an excellent destination for travelers. It offers quaint walking paths, tasteful shopping centers, idyllic woodlands and parks, museums, performing arts theater, live music venues, art galleries, and festivals. It also has Big Basin State Park and Quail Hollow Farms for admiring nature in bloom and Lake Lagunita with beach access for swimming or canoeing. Trails are perfect for horseback riding, while ziplining adventures through the redwoods and mountain biking are also popular. There are many food options downtown, from fresh farm-to-table cuisine at sophisticated eateries to cozy gastropubs. The experience of seeing a game at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond is not to be missed. In addition to being located on one of the most outstanding collegiate baseball campuses, the stadium's 91-year history and the unusual orientation of the field make it a must-see for baseball fans.