This park has been a repeat visiting spot my entire adult life…read more This is a great place to park for fifteen or twenty minutes and just watch the lakefront activity, or bring friends and family to have a picnic. Incessant Research

One of the best local parks I have experienced. They have a huge playground with a wide array of…read moreequipment. There's even a miniature zip line. Older and younger kids will love it. The park also has a little train that goes around the perimeter, kids rides, and paddle boat rentals. There's a lot of trails and well maintained gardens here too. The lakefront is quite nice and has a small lighthouse on one side of the park. Worth a stop if you do find yourself in Fond du Lac.

Nicely maintained baseball fields, but a little on the small side. A definite hitters park,…read moreoutfield fence sits at a mere 215'. Four homers hit by the 12 year olds in our game. Nice facilities & reasonably priced concessions.

Although I am not a huge baseball fan, I find I always have fun at the Dockhounds games. The food…read moreis good, the seats don't cost a fortune, parking is $5 and the onfield entertainment is always fun to watch. At a field that is easy to get to! This year they have added a dance team, The Dockettes, and they raise the entertainment level. It was lots of fun, from dancing to supporting the players and revving up the fans. This weekend the Dockhounds became The Flying Monkeys, in honor of the anniversary of The Wizard of Oz. The first fans in got a Bobblehead of Tin Man Louis!!! Such silly fun, and then out came the bat-dog! Lots of things happening all through the game, so bring the kids and have fun!

After attending more than two dozen games at nearby Franklin Field, I have a good feel for their…read morestadium in terms of in game entertainment, concessions, amenities, atmosphere, and views of the game. Though I've now only been to Wisconsin Brewing Company Park twice, making informed comparisons isn't hard. Van and Jim are more entertaining announcers at Franklin Field than the pair of guys they have at WBC Park and Bo Vine is the better mascot (sorry, Louie). The Carpentier Agency Tabletops, Captain's Deck, and Baird Wealth Management Club at WBC Park are all nicer premium seating options than the Hop Yard and Ascension Club Level at Franklin Field, mostly due to their proximity to the field itself (the Hop Yard is way out in left field at Franklin Field). The Baird Wealth Management Club in particular is large and super nice inside. The concessions at WBC Park are better in terms of selection and FAR better in terms of quality compared to Franklin Field. They also have more concessions stands than Franklin Field. The main concessions stands at WBC Park are under the seating area, though, which prevents you from seeing any of the game while waiting in line, while all of the concessions stands are Franklin Field have a view of the game due to their open concept stadium. The seats at Franklin Field are wider compared to the seats at WBC Park, which is easily more comfortable than narrow seats. Additionally, if you're sitting low down in the seating area at WBC Park, your view could be blocked momentarily by people walking past as the concourse is at the bottom of the seating area right behind the dugouts instead of at the top of the sections like at Franklin Field. Both parks have seating areas with couches; Franklin Field's are at the top of the seating area while they're field level in right field at WBC Park, which seems more cool. The music and sound bites between pitches at WBC Park sound like they're using whatever royalty free music they can get their hands on while Franklin Field uses more modern music. The entertainment at Franklin Field is more fan oriented with various games between contestants almost every inning while WBC Park seems to prefer less fan interaction in their between inning entertainment (cheerleaders performed three separate times during our most recent visits). WBC Park does have kids activities in right field while Franklin Field doesn't consistently have kids activities (outside the aforementioned between inning games). Everything said, there are aspects of Wisconsin Brewing Company Park that I like and dislike. No ballpark is perfect, but this one is pretty good.

Brand new playground, nice benches, flush toilets/pavilion with covered picnic area. 3 baseball…read morediamonds and a little free library.

Nice park with tennis courts. Baseball fields and a nice walking path by the river. Great for…read morepicnicking and fishing as well.

Home of the Miracles Field of Dreams Field, a baseball field that is accessible to, and usable by…read morepeople with specials needs. Also has a handicapped accessible playground along with a soccer field and the cities only skateboard park. Its great to see such an excellent facility for people with special needs. The Miracle League plays baseball games on weeknights in summer. Stop in and cheer them on, or better yet volunteer some of your time!

Be nice to see the game. Players please be aware of fans. Not having fun. Get in the dug out…read moreRockets.

I love this addition to Green Bay. An extra plus is this place is actually really close to my home…read more Parking is not the best be prepared to park on the street and have to walk a ways. I do not mind walking but crossing the busy streets on foot was dangerous. The venue itself is really nice reminds me of a more modern timberattlers stadium. We had tickets thanks a YELP give-away for the club section. Came with 3 tickets for drinks, covered seats on the second floor and all you can eat food. The food was good for a buffet I liked the salad options. The drinks where great because you could have mixed drinks or like us have some awesome craft brews. The game was so fun to watch it was 90's night so all 90's music. They do a ton of fun games during the innings. Flash the bat carrying dog was my favorite part. I cannot wait to be back!

Independence Park is a nice park. It has excellent facilities including well-maintained soccer…read morefields, baseball fields, volleyball courts, and basketball courts. It also has a playground, picnic areas, rental pavilions, trails, restrooms, and ample parking. Highly recommend.

Nice park , well kept fields.. soccer and baseball fields , volleyball courts, basketball courts,…read more trails .. restrooms and concessions... plenty of parking..

If you are looking for a large stretch of sandy beach while staying in Manitowoc, this is the place…read moreto go. Beautiful stretch of white sandy beach that you can walk for a decent distance. You get some great views of the lakefront from the beach as well. There is also a couple of playgrounds and a bathroom facility free of use. Great spot to chill for an hour or so. Bonus - this place is just a few blocks away from the Cedar Crest ice cream plant, so grab a cup or cone and take a walk on the lakeshore!

Nice spot. I'm a red arrow veteran. Decent sized park with a playground. Several memorials and…read moresome history of the 32nd Division (later 32nd Brigade).

The "High A" affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers plays in a stadium that also hosts high school and…read morecollege baseball championship series. Lots of affordable parking ($8) with easy in and out traffic. Friendly, helpful staff throughout the stadium. Reasonably priced food, drink and lots of in game entertainment. The current club has some high draft choices playing for it. There is also a rich history of players starting in Appleton and going on to star in the big leagues. The tickets are priced to still allow families to come to the ballpark. Seating in the well-maintained stadium range from the grass seats along the baselines, to party seats in the outfield and a nice set up of box seats (for those so inclined). The T-Rats (local nickname) have several mascots and a number of play areas inside the stadium for younger children. The organization does a great job catering to all ages. We attended on "Dinosaur Night" which featured life sized dinosaurs inside and outside the park. The kids both large and small enjoyed the giveaways and activities provided. Good baseball, a good selection of food and drinks and a fun atmosphere make the Timber Rattlers a worthwhile experience.

A nice little ball park. Seems as if it's been around for a while, but still in really great shape…read more The field is beautiful. Seems to be well taken care of which is what matters the most. The game day activities are fun, giveaways, lots of people here giving out water bottles, flowers, pencils, etc. all of the seats are really close to the field, so the game day experience is great. Lots of energy, music playing. The Milwaukee Bucks were here tonight spinning a wheel for giveaways and the Dj was here playing music. Just a fun extra bonus. It's great baseball. In a beautiful location in Wisconsin.