This baseball field has been sitting dormant for 15 years. Not in some forgotten town. In Menlo Park, California, 10 minutes from some of the most valuable companies on earth. A full size diamond sat here, and then it just stopped. No games. No kids. 15 years of dirt and chain link! The park itself opened in 1936, one of the oldest in San Mateo County. Ohlone land first, then part of the Flood estate. The county built it as a public park during the Depression and then it went essentially untouched from the 1980s until now. Everything around this diamond has been rebuilt in the last year. New courts, new pump track, new picnic areas. The ballfield was supposed to be part of it. It got cut and it is still unfunded. I played high school baseball on this field. I have been working to bring it back for years and I am reviving this project now and getting after it. We are going for funding in January. In one to three years there will be baseball played on this field again. Mark my words. One video a week until we break ground. Baseball Back to Flood. If you want to help, email me: [email protected]