Heading to the Corn Crib to catch a Cornbelters game isn't a bad way to spend a summer evening…read more I've been here a couple times as a social activity whilst attending a professional development event. It's good for that sort of thing because you can mingle but also go take a seat and enjoy the game if you like. I really enjoyed it here because it's a relaxing evening, seats are good, and there's a little hilly lawn that people can go sit in to the far left of the left field seats (usually kids). Prices aren't bad for concessions. You won't be seeing MLB-related teams here; the Corn Crib belongs to Heartland Community College and hosts collegiate summer teams. A few other sports use the stadium, too.

We made our first visit to The Corn Crib to see the Cornbelters in their opening Friday game…read more Fireworks on Fridays all summer after the game! Parking was a bit chaotic --prepare for a long wait along Raab Rd. as you get into the lot. Somehow, once in and paying the $2, it was a quick zip to a spot. I wonder if they might find a way to streamline this in the future. Getting in and getting seated is a breeze. Stadium is new so everything is very nice. Prices are fair enough, staff mostly volunteers I believe, and a decent enough selection of food and drink for a ballpark. They may still be getting their stride, but it's a good facility, a great sport to have in town, and well worth several summer visits. My only word of caution is for anyone unfamiliar with the farm leagues --they seem to play at about half the pace of the majors. You may be in for a long night --if anything more bang for the buck (yawn) right?

A nice new park with a couple of baseball fields, a pavilion, fountain, playground with a splash…read morearea and plenty if green space.

Review Visit: June 10th, 2015…read more It's not Walt Disney World but it's a fine park for Central Illinois! Walt Bittner Park is named after a former Mayor of Bloomington who was an advocate for parks, recreations and zoos. It is fitting that a park dedicated to one who was himself dedicated to parks be one of the nicer parks out there. This park is situated in a subdivision. It has plenty of open spaces in which you can walk and enjoy the scenery. There is a smaller jungle gym playground area which kids can play. Next to that is a basketball court that is in the shape of a triangle. Not sure what to call that but it's a unique layout. Off to the side, there is a gazebo in which you can use to host events. All in all, it was a nice park to visit and the kids that live in the area are lucky to have such a nice park within walking distance.

Awesome park for the family! It has a running/walking trail surrounding the park that is a quarter…read moreof a mile. Large open grass area that can be used for multiple sports. Nice playground with big slide! Also has basketball hoops!

This was a cute little stop with my puppy on a road trip and we loved the views and natural spaces…read morein the fall. There were excellent marked paths, lots to view and it was nice to stretch our legs and walk for a bit. My dog and I will be back again!

We stopped by the park for a quick picnic lunch on our road trip. It was very quiet considering it…read morewas a Saturday and we found a nice picnic table in the shade. The facilities looked really nice, including sports fields and a pool with water slides.

I can only speak for watching college basketball and graduations here, but it is a great place for…read moreboth. Watching Redbird basketball here is something anyone in the Bloomington/Normal should do and do often. Great atmosphere and usually a fun crowd. Concessions are a little pricey but usually go to a non-profit, school, or scouts so that helps.

Not a bad facility. I did notice that anytime someone would walk up and down the stairs the…read morebleachers would shake. WiFi is secured so you can't just randomly access it. $3 for a bottle of water. The bathrooms were clean. The coffee was weak. Parking was not so great but it was a big event so no big deal.

We drive from MN for NDSU football game. I had a small purse and had to walk back about a mile to…read morereturn it to the car. If it was in a ziploc bag, it would have worked. So ridiculously stupid. The concession stand offerings were also lame and unhealthy. I bought $5 bottle of water and $8 grilled chicken breast sandwich. No mayo offered, only ketchup and mustard. I removed most of the bun so I could eat it. We won 42-10, it was a blow out and most Illinois State fans left early. Outdoor football was really cool.

Decent parking in the area, whether you are simply parking or whether you are tailgating. The…read morestadium itself is medium-sized such that most seats are good seats when it comes to viewing the game. And the main bleacher area has backs on the bleachers, which is awesome. Bathrooms are plentiful and clean. They still let you bring in water bottles and they have drinking fountains for refilling them -- as they should. The clear bag policy is annoying but fairly standard anymore. The inability to bring in food is also quite annoying but standard. If they are going to have that policy, they should have more concession stands so that lines are tolerable, and the concession prices are a bit brutal. But...Go Redbirds!

The hour open gym was a fun retreat for the grandchildren. Just realized they may have this…read moreperiodically. We will be back.

I grew up here playing popcorn on the trampoline. Highly recommend the youth classes for kids just…read moreto get them exposed to flexibility and endurance at a young age. Small, few staff, not much equipment, but still worth it. Not a venue to which you would take a hard-core gymnast, but good family fun.

Recently came here to enjoy a nice walk around the area. They have port o potties on the premises…read more Very casual about a mile long loop around the lake. Plenty of great Midwest scenery to take in and see. Plenty of great recreational activities nearby like baseball, parks for the children next door.

The lake doesn't have many areas to go fishing at, lots of overgrowth of plants, nice road to go…read morejogging and riding bikes on. Never really done any good fishing there. Needs to be stocked

Good park that's one of the best things about Bloomington. It of course has a zoo, the most notable…read morething about it. Miller Park is also a place for other recreational activities such as shooting hoops and walking. Has a playground to entertain young children. There's also a lake that has a cool bridge that makes for classic scenery. An interesting history about it. It's the largest park in the city to be sure. The park is best known for the zoo. Actually it has an interesting history itself. The zoo has its own business page on Yelp. As for the rest of the park, there's other stuff worth exploring. There's a pretty big lake. Go take a walk across the stone bridge. The park also has a mini golf course and softball fields among other things. Also check out a preserved steam locomotive. There's also a pavilion for those wanting to have a picnic. Has lots of activities throughout the year including festivals and fireworks. It's located east of Morris Avenue and south of Wood Street. They also have entertainment such as outdoor theater.

Great place to walk or relax. Has a splash pool for kids, a pavilion for events, paddle boating on…read morea lake, a stocked lake for fishing, trails to walk around, picnic areas, a gazebo, a baseball field, a monument to war veterans, a monument to firefighters, lots of open fields both in the sun, and shade, and easy access to downtown Bloomington. We went to the zoo, and then we spent two hours just exploring.