State Farm Bernalillo Soccer Complex

This is and has been a great investment in Youth Soccer, Adult Leagues and fun weekends. We have been here on occasion for my son’s soccer games. They take care of the fields and have porta potties scattered all around for our convenience.
The way you get to each field is by taking the round a bout street circling the complex.
One issue I have is, parking cost $ 10 for a child’s tournament. — - With no way to park but in the complex is something that many of the other parents had as well.

This is the main set of soccer fields in the Albuquerque area.
A complex of 22 fields located just NW of Bernalillo, the complex hosts most weekend youth and adult soccer games.
There are 8 lighted fields with two designated the «Stadium Fields.» The grass is quite good and all the fields are lined. The goals have nets.
Now for the main negative point: there is only one access point from Jemez Dam Rd. Entering and exiting during busy hours is a nightmare (30 min to game time or 15 min after games). If you park in the first available lots, the lots for fields 1&2, 7&8, 9&10, 11&12, and 15&16 … you will have a LONG wait to exit the complex. Best bet is to drive around and park in the last two lots. You may have to walk a longer distance to your fields, but you won’t have to wait in as long of a line to exit.
Bathrooms? Port-​a-​potties that are sheltered by nicely done barriers.
No real concessions.
Bring a folding chair, umbrella for the sun, and enjoy the games.

***Bring $ 5 cash for parking*** The grass and fields are maintained fairly well. There are no facilities out here, and very few trees, in the high desert, so bring lots of water, sunscreen and shade in the summer. Bring coats and blankets in the fall and early spring, the wind out here can get really uncomfortable.

The fields are pretty good; otherwise, there’s not much positive about this place.

We came here during our Albuquerque vacation to see the young cousins play in a tournament. It’s a pretty well laid-​out soccer complex, with a lot of field space and even a system of lights for night games. Parking is decent: Rather than one central gargantuan parking area, the lots are distributed around the complex, so you can just go to parking closest to the field you’re interested in.
That takes care of the positives. Here are the negatives:
– The web site is not very useful. There are no directions to the location; The calendar of events was blank, even though there was a tournament going on. Plenty of info about the grass type and fertilizer though — always handy info when finding your way here for the very first time.
– No flush toilets; port-​a-​pottys only; no snack shack either; You’d think a «sponsored» soccer complex that charges $ 10 for parking would do better.
Still, the view is nice.