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About USF Softball Field
Welcome to USF Softball Field, the on-campus home of USF softball within the USF Baseball/Softball Complex in Tampa, Florida. Opened in 2011, this 1,600-capacity venue features a grandstand shaded by a canopy, providing a comfortable environment for fans. Whether you’re coming for opening weekend, a non-conference matchup, or a regular season game against top programs, we’ve got you covered with essential details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining.
We’ve got you with local insights to help you plan a smooth visit. Secure your seats, know where to park two hours before first pitch, and take advantage of USF’s six-route campus transit system for easy access around the Tampa campus. For overnight stays and meals, our affiliate partner recommendations offer reliable options near USF’s campus. If you’re planning a trip for a specific date, check back for the latest updates on schedules and events at USF Softball Field.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue type and name: USF Softball Stadium (on-campus softball stadium) at the USF Baseball/Softball Complex.
- Address: 11899 Bull Run Drive, Tampa, FL 33620.
- Opened: 2011.
- Capacity and seating: 1,600 total capacity; 1,500-seat spectator grandstand with a shade canopy.
- Parking: Free parking in three lots around the stadium beginning two hours before first pitch.
- Transit: USF operates a six-route campus transit system (serving the Tampa campus).
- Nearby hotels (USF-area): La Quinta Inn & Suites across Fowler Ave (3701 East Fowler Ave), Embassy Suites Tampa USF Near Busch Gardens (3705 Spectrum Blvd, on campus), Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tampa-USF-Busch Gardens (2807 East Busch Blvd), Fairfield Inn & Suites Tampa North (Temple Terrace, 12260 Morris Bridge Rd).
- Notable events hosted: Opening weekend tournament and other non-conference events since 2011; examples include USF-hosted tournaments in 2014 (e.g., Bulls Host Second Straight Tournament to Open Year) and regular games against top programs (e.g., Florida in 2014, South Carolina in 2013).
- Renamed/demolished: No evidence of demolition or renaming; facility is consistently referred to as USF Softball Stadium.