Richard J. Codey Arena is part of the Essex County South Mountain Recreation Complex. It first…read moreopened in 1958. The ice skating arena has two rinks. Rink #1 has a capacity of 2,500 where as Rink #2 has a capacity of 500. The arena offers ice hockey and ice skating lessons with classes for toddlers to adults. it is the home ice for Livingston and West Orange High School Ice Hockey teams. The Essex Figure Skating Club, as well as, the U.S. Speed Skating. These days I visit the arena during public skating sessions which generally are Friday (4:45-6:15), Saturday & Sunday (11:45-1:15) and (2-3:30 pm). Check their website because special events disrupt the schedule. Graduations, performances by skating stars like Dorothy Hamill and Peggy Fleming and NJIL Cup Finals. Admission for public skating is as follows: adults $10, seniors & military $8, children 15 years and younger $8. Skate rentals are $5 dollars. There is ample parking and the food concession offerings are pretty good.

The Codey Arena is such a nice event space! From ice skating to community events. They also have…read moredelicious food options on the premises. I had a scrumptious turkey and cheese sandwich - so good I forgot to snap a photo (which rarely happens). It is spacious and the employees are polite and friendly. I've also attended a high school graduation here and it was very well organized. There's also ample parking, however, it can be chaotic upon exiting. That's a little frustrating, but I blame my minimal patience for that, I guess. Overall, wonderful building and events!

Went for a cricket inauguration event . Loved the ground . Lots of space .. lots of seats.. good to…read moresee cricket being played here .. parking was crazy ! The ground doesn't have a parking spot and there are parking outside , but no clear indication if it was the ground parking or the hotel/university parking. I did t want to get charged for illegal parking. I hence had to drive a few minutes to get to a closed parking garage . No machines here . Had to pay online using a PayByPhone app. Took me 30 mins end to end for parking . Food was expensive inside : tasted ok. Not that good . Make sure you eat outside before coming to the ground . Overall it was a good experience for the event , but parking/food wasn't that good..

Free parking. An intimate venue. And baseball. How much better can it get?…read more When I travel during summer, I take in baseball games ... many of them of the Minor League or independent league variety. This team -- from the players to the ticket-takers -- doesn't disappoint. There's not a bad seat in the house, and the tickets are cheaper than a movie theater. There are plenty of picnic areas and umbrella tables along the concourse. No worries though, as you can still hear the umpire calling balls and strikes. I've had colder stadium beer and better ballpark hot dogs, but I certainly went back for seconds. Oh, and you're never more than 15-20 yards from a bathroom. Yogi Berra Stadium is the home of the New Jersey Jackals, a member of the CanAm (Canadian-American) independent league. The rosters of these teams are comprised mostly of players who are trying one last time to make it to the big leagues. Several players have made it as high as AA ball, but were released for one reason or another. In other words, the quality of baseball being played here is good ... I'd say between A and AA. If I lived around these parts, I'd be a Jackals regular for sure. For the people who do live within 20 minutes of this place (and there are many), oh how fortunate they are.

Beautiful place with exceptional staff. Was there for a repast and the food was excellent. Will…read moredefinitely be back.

This is for the Golf facilities only as I was a guest here this past Friday. Being a member of a…read moreprivate club in Florida I'm a bit of a golf snob so getting invited to this high end facility was exciting. Arrive to beautiful upstairs club dining room overlooking the magnificent rolling hills tree lined golf club. Two practice putting areas were fast and True. Staff was friendly and helpful. Downstairs grill room has seen better days as the locker room also should get a bit of a makeover with it's 1970's showers. This does not detract from a 5 star golf facility with meticulously manicured tee boxes, fairways, sand traps and greens. Outside cocktail area overlooking the course after the round was the final treat as you certainly have to go a long ways towards topping the golfing portion of this wonderful facility. Tennis courts and pool looked really nice but I didn't not get to partake. All and all a fabulous golf experience.

Nothing says Firworks like 4th of July, good food and music. There were 4 food vendors presents…read more The lines were long and the food was expensive for the price. 3 cheesesteaks with the cheese on the top was over $30. Hot dogs were reasonably priced. We were able to park in the lot and had a minimal walk. What a way to spend the 4th under the clear sky with that boom all around and magilnificent fireworks to light up the sky. Happy Independence day America and many more.

Foley field was renovated back in 2011.. It hosts "local soccer leagues & track meets plus annual…read moreJuly 4th fireworks." The turf field makes this place ideal for games and practices alike. They have portable bathrooms and plenty of seating for those who come to watch the games. The one thing this place lacks is parking thus the 4 STARS .

The campus is really beautiful and maintained well. It's a small university. It's only a short walk…read moreto lots of different shops and eateries.

The stadium is located off of Bloomfield Ave, closer to the border of Newark and Bloomfield (i.e…read more North Newark). It's where the Barringer High School football team play. Newark School Stadium is gigantic. The stadium is bordered by Bloomfield Ave, Roseville Ave, 1st Ave, and N. 10th Street. This is a new stadium that was rebuilt in 2011; the original was demolished in 2009. Even though it's not the original, the location site has tremendous historic value in term of the sports in the city of Newark. If you are interested in the history of Newark or sports, it's worth checking it out. It's an impressive architectural structure.

This is a good field, however it only has one baseball diamond. Although there are bleachers for…read moreboth teams, the areas surrounding the field are unkempt. If the ball goes too far, no one can find it. In addition, there is a brick wall surrounding the outfield, so what may normally be a homerun may not be, as the ball bounces off the wall and comes back into play.

Nicely maintained fields for soccer and baseball with lights and natural grass…read more Parking can be a bit of a challenge when all fields are going at once. There are limited bleachers, so it's best to bring your own chair for seating to most games here. They have what appears to be a snack bar, but truth be told in my 20+ visits I have yet to once see it open. With the exception of monsoons, this field is pretty well drained and dry enough to play, unlike just about every other natural grass field in town.

Best theater all around. Good food options, comfortable reclining seats with immersive D Box…read moreoption, plenty of parking, always clean, and their prices are so good for all that they offer compared to competing theaters! I hear they're gonna have a full menu now which I'm even more excited for. Can this theater get any better?

Great theater. Have seen many movies here. Saw in D-box, HD and real D. I recommend preordering…read moreconcessions on the app. The only drawback is in the winter time it's very cold in the theaters even with the seat heaters. Definitely drafty