Pretty good space overall however just isn't the biggest dog park. Nice space and a few trees but…read morenot a lot of places to sit. Seems busy often though.

PA is full of town parks. Centre County has some of the best in the state…read more Tudek is no exception to that. It has just about everything you would want in a rural park. There is a modern playground. There are athletic courts and fields. There is a really nice walking trail. There are several things that set this one apart, though. It has a dog park, for one. This is something uncommon in this part of the state. The other unique feature is a butterfly garden. It is quite beautiful and scientifically correct for the species of butterfly and bees in this part of the state. There is even a yearly educational program called Wings in the Park which was going on the day we got there. The program had activity stations set up with educational "questions" to help the young and old, alike, learn about the butterfly. There was even a station about bees. This program had information on new methods for growing perennials that are friendly to the butterfly. They had information on conservation efforts in effect in order to save the rapidly disappearing Monarch butterfly. Back to the park itself. The main trail winds through some fields. One of which appears to be a horse pasture. It is really odd, too. You would think with the developments nearby, that you would feel like you were in the middle of a residential area. You don't feel that way. It feels completely rural and relaxing. I imagine this would be a great place to go for a jog. The main trail is paved. But there are little grass covered trails and reflection spots throughout the butterfly garden. So with all this, I can really highly recommend this park. One of the top ones I have been to in along time. I mean... butterfly garden? Yep, with sunflowers, semi exotic looking native birds, and natural beauty, this would be a great place to visit daily.

A great neighborhood park with a basketball court, tennis court, volleyball court, and sledding…read morehill. It's also a nice place to watch the 4th of July Fireworks Show.

Small town stadium, BIG TIME FUN!…read more Everything you want in a Fenway Park or Dodgers Stadium, but cheaper and more interactive. This park is still almost brand new with everything from food, beer, special snacks only found at this stadium (Taco Bags), and lots and lots of family fun! Now granted it isn't quite as fun as going to see Big Poppy slug a home run or Jeter flipping a double play, but still, who likes those teams anyway! I have been here about 6 times, and always enjoy myself with family and friends, will continue to come back for sure! GO PIRATES!!!

A great stadium, fun team, super fun to go watch! I love having this option right here in my…read morehometown. The hotdogs are great, the seats are typically uncomfortable bleachers. Ticket prices are kind of high but then so is most everything in this town. Lots of parking but you have to pay that separately. The only downside is the constant special effects sounds at every game, and that's just my personal opinion.

6/20/26 Very nice stadium, though a more compact venue--only half the size of the GIANT Ctr arena…read morein Hershey. However, that means parking was much easier to find & closer to the building. Lines were relatively short going in. There was a nice selection of concessions. Got great seats for very low cost! It's a quaint college town--lots of shops & restaurants nearby. Attended the TobyMac concert w/3 opening acts: Zach Williams, Seph Schleuter & Jamie McDonald. Nice light effects, confetti drops & white smoke effects. Good sound quality overall. We stayed overnight in order to avoid 4-hr round trip. Hotel was only 10 mins from venue. Would definitely return!!

We've been to many events here from gymnastics to basketball to graduations to concerts. There's…read moregood and bad to it. Parking is a nightmare, no other way to explain how badly it's handled. Getting in, the bag policy is pretty common, a clear bag or a tiny wallet and then walk through a metal detector. They scan your ticket at the door and the madness of a 30-minute wait for a wristband to get alcohol and another half hour for the actual drink begins. Last night, we were there for a concert: From Ashes to New, Three Days Grace and Shinedown. We bought our tickets at the door for half the price they're offered for on-line. The lady in the ticket office was extremely knowledgeable about seating and recommended the sidestage area. The tee-shirt line took 20 minutes. By the time I got my shirt, it was time for the show to start. I could see perfectly from our seats. Hubby missed half the first band because of the chaos over what wristband was needed for a 50-year old man to have a beer. The music was incredible. The acoustics are perfection and you can literally feel the base hit your chest. The lighting has always been a problem there. They didn't consult a photographer. We'll still go back for events because we bleed Penn State blue and white, but hope they fix the chaos.

Peoples Natural Gas Field is home to the Altoona Curve, which serve as the AA minor league baseball…read moreaffiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The stadium has all your typical bells and whistles of a minor league ballpark, with picnic tables, a lawn area in the outfield, a team store, kids play areas, and several options for food. Very unique is that there is an old roller coaster beyond right field, which I haven't seen at any other ballpark before. The food was quite underwhelming as they serve mystery meat hot dogs (no beef option) and nachos are served with a very lackluster and artificial looking nacho sauce. While the food brings down my overall rating of the ballpark experience to 3.5/5, happy to round up as Yelp does not allow half stars, and I did enjoy spending some time taking in this matchup between the Altoona Curve and Reading Fightin Phils.

This stadium is so clean! It is one of the nicest minor league stadiums I have been to. Love the…read moreselection of food and drinks. There isn't a bad seat in the house! General admission is great because you can pretty much find seating all around the park.

Good products at a good price! They tend to be crazy busy around the holiday though so plan…read moreaccordingly!!

From the owner: You can count on Freedom Fireworks to be your one-stop-shop firework retailer near Altoona, PA. We…read moreare a full-line Class C firework retailer that carries the largest inventory of firework merchandise in Pennsylvania. We carry approximately 30 firework brands for you to choose from. Freedom Fireworks offers everything you will need to make your fireworks display a successful one. Whether you are needing fuses, igniters, or more, we have you covered.

Just Lite It is Central PA's premier consumer fireworks shop. Call ahead for hours outside of the…read morenormal 4th of July season. Shop has moved to a new location directly across from the Silver Moon Flea Market complex, which was already in the works before the tornado took the roof off of the old location. New location is a vast improvement with plenty of parking and a modern, clean building. Selection is impressive with everything ranging from novelties to mortars. Just Lite It often runs buy one get one which can get you some good deals. Prices are reasonably good for the lack of competition in the area. Quality is also consistent across all the brands they offer. Staff have a good knowledge of the fireworks and are helpful. Overall, Just Lite It will meet your fireworks needs.

Today I stopped in to buy some awesome fireworks from the very beautiful Ginger. Excellent…read moreselection, service is amazing, cash, credit, and there's a huge sale going on right now. The signs says sale, they are not kidding. I recommend Just Light It fireworks for anyone who really wants to light up the backyard!

First stay here while traveling and it is a fine spot to stay while passing through. They did have…read morea camp host in our area, A, though we never saw them even when we went looking b/c of a question we had. Never saw them the entire time we were there. The park is fine, needs a little TLC which the volunteers are doing a great job taking care of.

Pretty to hike but *Do Not swim Here!** locals know that, my dad always told me that as a kid also…read moreand he's pretty lenient and a nature guy so if that tells u anything. I've hiked here a bunch though.

One of my favorite trails in the Harrisburg area! Riverfront Park is a beautiful, well-kept place…read moreto get outside and enjoy some time along the river. The trail is paved and easy to walk or bike A great way to bike uptown or downtown while enjoying the river views A great spot to watch the sunset Plenty of benches along the way to sit and relax The park and trail are well maintained It's a great place for a walk, bike ride, a relaxing evening, or simply enjoying the views. Definitely one of my favorite places in the area to get some fresh air.

For the Stage at Riverfront Park 1 out of 5 for my…read moreexperience because I want something done bc words can't do justice for how poorly handled it was... 5 out of 5 for venue experience I am incredibly disappointed by what I witnessed at the Riverfront Park Stage. This wasn't even about my own experience--it was about a front row experience to watching a patron being treated with a complete lack of professionalism and compassion. A man approached security to ask about a family member who is disabled, uses a cane, and cannot stand for long periods of time. The security line stretched for what appeared to be hundreds of yards, so he politely asked if there was an ADA entrance or any accommodations available. He also explained that they had tried calling earlier in the day--twice--but never received an answer. The security manager (he was wearing a red polo that said such), Mitch, is what I was told his name was by another employee, immediately dismissed him, raised his voice and stating there was nothing they could do, and got verbally aggressive. The patron calmly suggested that, if no accommodations were available, that information should at least be posted on the website so disabled guests know what to expect before arriving. Mitch said that the man was raising his voice, he was not. At no point did I witness this man become aggressive, raise his voice, or act disrespectfully. In fact, many people standing in line around me commented that he remained calm throughout the interaction. Despite this, the security manager accused him of "mouthing off" and being aggressive, which simply was not what happened. It was the manager who escalated the situation while refusing to take any responsibility or show any empathy. Whether or not accommodations were available isn't even the biggest issue. The way this patron was treated for asking a reasonable question about accessibility was unacceptable. A manager, especially one representing guest SAFETY and customer service, should know how to de-escalate situations, communicate respectfully, and treat every guest with dignity--particularly when the concern involves someone with a disability. I sincerely hope Riverfront Park reviews how its security management interacts with the public and ensures staff are better trained in professionalism, customer service, and handling accessibility concerns. What I witnessed left a very negative impression and is not how anyone should be treated. Please place information on the website about ADA accessibility, please consider adding an ADA gate, and please address your "security's" behavior.