Great family location with baseball fields and terrific playground equipment. Perfect spot for my…read moregrandsons to burn off energy before the long car ride home.

Seven Oaks Park is great! We take our kids everyday after hubby gets home from work. Great soccer…read morefields! Walking trail & play ground. Our kids love running around & getting some fresh air. There's so many fields which is great everyone gets to enjoy the park. There's plenty of shade.

Segra Park is kind of a fun park. It's in the Bull Street District, which is a lot more appealing…read morethan it used to be. I think the park, and the Fireflies organization, does a great job of trying to have something fun for everybody, whether you're a young child, a young adult, or a middle-aged adult. For example, one of the back corners of the park was full of inflatable bouncy houses, which I would have loved when I was a kid. In addition, they had a few bar areas for the adults, my favorite of which was the Wicked Weed Brewing station, which offered a handful of different options from the Wicked Weed brand. Finally, I noticed that a few different corporate groups were having gatherings at the game, which looked like a lot of fun.  Furthermore, I went to a Tuesday night game, which, unbeknownst to me, carried a bunch of deals on various concessions items, such as $2 hot dogs and popcorn, as well as another deal on Miller Lite (although I don't remember the specifics.) For the price I paid for the hot dogs, I was also pleasantly surprised by how good they tasted! I loved how the park had different seating options, such as the traditional stadium seating in between the bases, but also picnic-like tables that you could sit at on the sides. That was definitely good for eating my hot dog and fries! I'd say that the biggest thing lacking in regards to Segra Park is high-quality baseball. While it has everything else that you could want in a park, I don't really feel like the games are that enjoyable, largely because you're watching very low-level baseball, which isn't very compelling. Because of this, I'd probably drop in to one (1) Fireflies game a year, but would likely keep it at that.  All-in-all, Segra Park is a great minor league stadium, I just wish the product between the lines was better!

Visited Segra park for their holiday lights event. Great way to explore the park and enjoy a…read morewonderful light display while sipping hot cocoa or making new friends while making s'mores. The effort they put into the lights are amazing. I'll try to catch a game

What a great atmosphere to have a collegiate baseball team. Mr. and Mrs. Shanahan make sure that…read moreevery person in attendance has a great time. They care about the collegiate players who are there. Your games and activities and fun times throughout the entire game for kids as well. If you're looking for a night out, consider spending it with the baseball team.

Great family friendly environment and very nice and clean facilities. Concessions could use some…read moreextra options like cracker jacks and snow cones. All in all....a great night with family.

Great park! Staying in Columbia for a month and found this park with my 1 year old…read more Very clean and taken care of. We came week day mornings during June and there were only a handful of other people in the whole park. Playground, tennis courts, baseball field, pool, pool house, big recreation indoor building, covered picnic area and green fields.

Founders Park (formerly Carolina Stadium) definitely sets the standard for college baseball…read morestadiums! While other venues have started to catch up in recent years, Founders Park remains one of the premiere places to watch a game when it comes to college baseball, and has been for years. The stadium is configured excellently, with great sight lines no matter where you're sitting or standing, and provides a cool peek into both teams' bullpens. The stadium also has wide-open concourses, ensuring they never (or rarely) get overcrowded while you're walking through. In addition, while the concessions are a bit overpriced, they do have a lot of different options, to include your traditional baseball stadium snacks, along with some other interesting food items. Finally, Founders Park does a great job of being a family-friendly venue, with a full playground for the kids to run around on, as well as a grassy "berm" that they can play in. Other patrons can also sit in this "berm", usually on a towel or blanket. To conclude, Founders Park is an awesome college baseball venue, which sets the standard for what a college baseball stadium should be. While I hope that the university continues to improve it, I hope that Founders Park will be around for years to come!

Love any chance I get to spend an evening at Founder's park !! Extra plus if you get to see a…read moregorgeous sunset and hold Sir Big Spur.

Great little park in the Friarsgate neighborhood. We came here for a birthday party and had a great…read moretime. Irmo little league is played here and there's a pretty decent indoor basketball court. They have a great activity room for hosting gatherings and what-not. The activity room has an adjacent kitchen, which is perfect for preparing things for guests. The outdoor area may not be huge, but it's enough for a couple baseball fields and entertaining the kids.

The final season at the Capital City Stadium kicked off this year, and what a season it will be…read more Parking rates have been lowered to 3 dollars, Military and Student admission is 5, general is (6?), and they offer multiple discount nights such as Thirsty Thursdays and discount beer Wednesdays (3$ for 2 cans of Busch or Natty). There are events almost every game for the kids, dogs, and the family. I can't recommend going to these games enough. Sure it's not quite minor league baseball and it shows, but it's cheap, good fun. Also, Hank Aaron throws out the first pitch on 12 June!