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UCF calls one of the nation's finest college baseball stadiums home in Jay Bergman Field. The complex now accommodates 2,230 fans, with the recent addition of golden chairback seats in section 101 behind home plate. Just ahead of the 2009 season, the grassy berms along the right and left field lines were opened up and can now hold up to 1,000 more relaxing fans. The playing surface itself is as finely-manicured as any in the country, once being dubbed in the media as the South's version of (Stanford's) Sunken Diamond.

With wide open concourses and palm trees lining the concession area, fans have an ideal opportunity to get close to the action in one of the best settings in college baseball. The addition of a brand new scoreboard in 2008 also provided spectators with a unique baseball experience. It features a 38' by 32.5' display with a pitch-speed area and a 22' by 11' 20mm full color LED video board.

The overall facility includes offices for the UCF baseball coaching staff and a reception area. The Knights' conference and meeting space was remodeled during the 2007 season, transforming into the UCF Tradition Room. This area now offers the program a luxurious spot to relax, watch game film on a flat-screen television or focus on classwork. The walls, meanwhile, feature former members of the team that have set the standard for excellence with the Knights, such as players who have received All-American accolades. Plaques that honor UCF's NCAA teams don the walls of the Tradition Room as well.

UCF players also enjoy a spacious locker room with tall wooden lockers while the coaching staff has its own separate locker room. The facility also includes a weight room, training room and equipment room with complete laundry facilities. Attached to the players' locker room is an impressive indoor facility that features three batting cages and two pitching mounds. The spacious practice area gives UCF the advantage to practice in all weather elements, all year long.