Great local stadium used to support local players. Check it out. BYOB. Cheap. Way more local than…read moreiron pigs. Love it.

What a great place to hold a small softball tournament! My daughter's team played here last…read moreweekend and other than it being a little hard to find because it's tucked away down some side streets it really was an excellent softball park. With parking just across the street, an onsite concession stand, CLEAN permanent bathrooms, a great sound system, lights, a nicely manicured infield and outfield, 250' fences and both uncovered bleachers down the lines and covered seating behind the plate, this is one of the nicer places we've played that wasn't turf. I was truly glad to see that a city was willing to put money into a quality softball facility and not just a baseball facility that they could alter to use for softball. The field is a bit farther away than I'd like for a small softball tournament, but it's not TOO bad...only a little more than an hour from us. I only wish the girls would have walked away with a little hardware from this tournament, but it just wasn't meant to be. Thank you Allentown for taking care of your young softball players as well as the boys...

Went to Quarry Lane Park and it was really nice and clean. The swings were great, with a few…read moredifferent options--including one designed to accommodate special needs. The slides look amazing and are super tall; honestly, even adults could have fun on them. The field is huge and perfect for running around or playing games. Overall, everything was extremely clean and well maintained. Would definitely go back and bring my kids!

Quarry Lane Park has something for all ages and dog lovers. There's a nice playground for…read morechildren, bathroom facilities, shaded picnic tables, acres to play soccer and other sports, baseball fields, and plenty of trees. Dogs are permitted on a leash as long as you are kind and pick up after your dog. Please remember to pick up after your dog so everyone can continue taking their dogs there.

Great park for kids up to 10-12 years old. Cool play equipment including rock walls. Park has tons…read moreof green space, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, and basketball courts. Great picnic shelter too with restrooms

Very nice park for ages 2-12. Thick mulch floor under all play apparatuses & decent parking. The…read moreplay area also offers several benches and picnic tables, which are nearly all shaded. The walking trail looks nicely shaded in one area, and has mulch floor in the shaded area, with a paved trail in the full sun area. Neither are fabulous with wheelchair access, yet great place for kiddos to burn off energy. Pavilion offers picnic tables, shade & ample room for breeze weather permitting. Bathrooms are considered accessible, with the womens having an out of regulation bump at the door, but still possible to overcome by many. If no one in your party has a physical disability, this is the park for you! Even with a disability, our party will likely return another time for the awesome energy burn. Please consider rubber flooring for play area, accessible parking, and access for all.

Always a fun time at this stadium. Lots of great memories over the years. DCA, DCI and US Bands.read more

I am pretty obsessive when it comes to visiting a venue like this for the first time. And it was…read morealmost impossible to find good reviews so I thought I would share in case it helps somebody else. As far as parking, I had a lot of people helping me by telling me that street parking wasn't really hard to find, you just have to get there at a reasonable time if you want to be closer. We actually arrived later than I wanted to, maybe 20 minutes before the event and we still were pretty close. I kept reading about a giant hill that you had to walk up to get to the seats and I didn't understand until I got there. So if you park on a street near the "bottom" entrance of the stadium, when you enter, you climb a steep paved path to get to the higher rows of bleachers. If you're sitting in the first 15 bleachers starting from the field, though, you can simply just walk around the track from where you enter and walk up the steps. If you park in street parking that's at the "top" of the stadium (we chose to park on West Chew St between 22nd-20th) then when you enter and show your tickets, you're in a good position to walk down to the higher bleachers. I am the idiot who parked near the top of the stadium and had to walk 21 rows down (with a knee problem and no rail to hold onto) to our Section E, 9th row seats. The bathrooms are not as bad as I had read, they're near the top and bottom entrances and I didn't find them particularly difficult to get to either from the top of the stadium, or walking along the bottom of the track. We were there for the DCI event and there were also lots of portable bathrooms that were easy to use. I brought a stadium seat that had armrests on it and didn't have any problem using it, but I can see that if you are in a section that is completely packed out and you are in the middle of that section, it might get dicey because it's so crowded. I was on the aisle, and my son was sitting next to me so it was fine. I saw some other people using the same kind of chairs without problems, but again they were not in sections that were completely packed with people. But I will say that, even though our entire section was not packed out, there was a point at which there were people in front of me and behind me plus my son sitting next to me and I was still able to easily use the chair. I was told beforehand that those chairs were not allowed in the stadium, but when I got there, nobody was saying anything to anyone who had them. And speaking of sections, I think next time I will still choose seats in E (or K). They're right next to the premium center sections, but still close enough to center to be well placed and not nearly as crowded. However, I will pick higher row of bleachers (between 20-25) to get an even better view. Although where we sat was perfectly fine as well, and maybe the sound was better? All in all, we had a very positive experience , and look forward to returning.

Shouldn't have to pay an additional fee EVERY DAY to get into the venue that our team just paid…read moreserval hundreds of dollars to participate. Especially when the bathrooms look like no one cleans them. For my wife and I to go watch the games which were scheduled over 3 different days we have to pay an extra $60 On a plus side the snack stand is great, but it closes earlier than the games last which was disappointing.

Eliminate parking fee. Repair bathroom urinals. Parking attendants lack courtesy. Need to add…read morescoreboards to baseball fields.

Inner city park provides much-needed recreational facilities to downtown Allentown. Three…read morebaseball/softball fields, which double as soccer fields, always seem to be jammed with teams and players--both youth and adult. The park is home to a public swimming pool and follows along a stream which is good for fishing. Street parking is your only option and can be challenging when the park is busy. Use of the park facilities can be requested from the Allentown Parks Department.

Such a beautiful place to visit and take pictures. The furnace and the buildings are rustic ruins…read morethat make it such a step into a different world. The old rail with car under the bridge is a great piece to keep at the site too. There are a few trails (mostly wooded) but the main focus is the furnace. The attached baseball field is immaculate as well. It is so picturesque that it is well worth the drive even if you are an hour away.

What a fantastic piece of history, go, stop and read the plaques and take pictures. What an amazing…read morepiece of history

This is a great playground!! Several different play areas for different age groups. They have 2 big…read morepirate ships, lots of slides, and swings too. There is also some pavilions, baseball fields, and basketball courts.

My 4 year old loves the playground and I like that I can do laps around the play area as she's…read moreplaying to get those steps in while keeping an eye on her.

This 300-acre Lehigh County park is centered around the large Jordan Creek and offers up plenty of…read morerecreational opportunities. Natural features include a large wooded tract composed mostly of mature oaks, several old fields in various stages of succession, two water-filled mine holes, and extensive flood plain areas along the Jordan Creek. The creek and mine holes are stocked for fishing. The park offers excellent bird watching and nature study. There is a picnic area with a pavilion in the park. The park contains four tennis courts, a baseball field, three softball fields, soccer fields, and a jogging/walking trail. The park is also home to a community garden. Ample parking is available. Restroom facilities are portajohn only.