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.

Very solid hidden gem of a park. Several amenities for the area including a hockey rink, baseball…read morefield, soccer field, playground, and volleyball nets. Also not surrounded by houses so you really get that nature feel. In the top tier as far as local parks go.

Valley View Park is a decent option if you're in the area and want to get a quick hike in. The…read moretrails vary in difficulty and definitely provide your cardio fix. They also have a playground, baseball field, soccer fields, and several pavilions with electricity available. I've never seen any shows at the amphitheater, but it looks like a great spot for some outdoor music.

A nice park, with a substantial playground, big fields, a trail to a stream, and clean bathrooms. I…read moretook my son there while on a long drive, and appreciated its proximity to the highway.

A fine little hilltop playground with a basketball court and a baseball field. Looks like it could…read moreuse some maintenance, but always draws a crowd despite that.

Spending time at Medlar Field is just like going home. The fans are wonderful to visitors, the…read moreplayers are kind to fans and are happy to sign autographs as well as pose for photos. The food is delicious, there are plenty of helpful staff and it's the most beautiful stadium in the League. Best of all, tickets are affordable and there's not a bad seat in the stadium. I've gone to games here since the team began and can't recommend it highly enough.

This baseball park is a wonderful addition to the state college and penn state community. This…read morestadium has all the things you love at a baseball game: beer, burgers, snacks, ice cream and more. We came on the 4th of July and the stadium was really full. It's great to see the community support this local baseball team. The tickets are very reasonable and affordable for families with children. Parking was $5 in the lot behind beaver stadium; cash only. We paid $24 for two tickets in the lower section behind home plate. There's also a great view of Mount Nittany behind the outfield. I would recommend this location for couples, families, and everyone of all ages!

The park is located in a nice area and has a decent sized playground. Nothing spectacular from a…read morescenic standpoint though. Also claims to have a walking track, but it's really just a paved sidewalk path.

From the bellefonte.net FAQ:…read more Open to the Public: May 15th through October 1st, unless extended by an act of borough council. No alcoholic beverages permitted. Facilities: 10 picnic pavilions, baseball field, soccer field, public swimming pool, and children's play area Pavilions may be rented for family and group events. Call the borough office, 814-355-1501, to make reservations. Reservations are not taken until January 2 of each year for that year. *************************** We had a family reunion here on a lovely Sunday afternoon. The park isn't much--just a few pavilions set among some grassy swathes in a mostly wooded area. The pavilions were clean and well-maintained but could stand to have some extra garbage cans; ours had only one. Also, there was a family of swallows living in the rafters. We never saw the ball fields or swimming pool, but it's a pleasant and serviceable if unspectacular place for a get-together.

This is a really interesting one, because it's so far out of the way, and it's just a single…read morebaseball field. If that's what you're looking for, I imagine it would be serviceable. Not really great for walking or anything else though.