This is a huge park! Over 45 acres and includespool, water slides, baseball fields, playgrounds…read more(two of them!), basketball courts, and a huge soccer field. The tennis complex has six courts, two of which have lighting available. The skate park looks to be in good shape as well. It was nice to have a good walk around on the trail system and there are public restrooms available though they were locked when I visited. The larger pavilion has a grill and power outlets - it is available for rental through the county. [Review 20402 overall - 121 in West Virginia - 1381 of 2023.]

Small little ballpark with casual fans who know each other by first name. Fans were very nice and…read morestaff were great! Small team shop is open but limited sizes in stock. Definitely worth stopping by to watch the Black Bears play!

Nice little ball park. Small and not crowded. Still doing…read morepod seating and only about half the concessions were open. Good sight lines. It bad to see a game in at all. The single A game was not great but they are just starting their careers.

Peaceful 170-acre park in the Morgantown hills not too far off the beaten path. White Park consists…read moremostly of unpaved walking trails and several adult and youth-sized baseball fields. Supposedly the entire park encompasses five miles of trails. Everything I saw was pretty easy walking with gentle inclines. I was able to park (for free) in an enlarged shoulder of the road just off of Mississippi St and access the trails right away, but there aren't clear trailhead markers or maps to let you know where you are. In fact, maintenance seems to be pretty hands off. Watch your step right after the rains as things can get muddy and slippery! I didn't see much by the way of wildlife while walking around, but the Cobun Creek Reservoir is a nice backdrop for the fall foliage. There were wooden benches every now and then for resting and enjoying the scene. Ran into a few other locals walking their dogs, trail running, or just enjoying a mid-day stroll.

OH how far soccer has come here at WVU. This small stadium which shares a parking lot with the…read moreColosseum, Track, and Baseball Field, is fairly new and well maintained. There is a small concession stand inside selling $5 pretzels and of course pepperoni rolls. No beer though, that's only at the football stadium. Tickets were $5 each and seats were right on top of the action. Parking was free but if there is a football or basketball game in town you may have to move your car after the game is over. LET'S GO MOUNTAINEERS!!

This is our second year now going to the 3R Hitting Club. Coach Dan K. has done a fantastic job as…read moremy grandson's Instructor. At age 15 (Sophomore) he is leading his Section for RBIs and Runs score. He is also ranked #1 in Pennsylvania for RBIs and ranked #11 in the Commonwealth for runs score. My grandson hit his first Grand Slam yesterday too. He could not have done it without the help and expertise of the 3R Hitting Club. They are the "best".

From the owner: Phone answers 24/7…read more We offer personalized instruction for individuals, groups, and teams in both baseball and softball. Most of our Instructors have been playing, coaching, and teaching the game for over 40 years. They work with all aspects of the game. Whether it be hitting, pitching, catching, fielding, or attitude; we cover anything and everything. 3R has instructed players as young as 5 years old and as experienced as 74 years old. Text for the fastest response.

A perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening with your family!…read moreFirst, this ballpark is beautiful! Everything is well maintained and there are a lot of amenities like a sensory room and a playground. I love that this is a very family friendly, affordable way to enjoy time together, even with the youngest ones. They have a Kids Club that gives kids free admission on Sundays! But even without that, their tickets are very affordably priced. Food is also affordable compared to other similar attractions and there is a nice variety of options. A really fun and unique feature is the cookies and milk being offered during a mid inning break for only $1! They often have additional family activities like meeting mascots (they always have the Wild Thing there). If you are looking for affordable family fun, this is a great place to check out.

The Washington Wild Things are by far one of the best values in Pittsburgh-area sports and…read moreentertainment. Tickets are always reasonable but this summer even more so as they are running $2.50 Tuesdays. That price is for tickets (!), parking which is usually $5, and selected concessions such as hot dogs, popcorn and beer. The games are legit good baseball and they have a competitive team, winning their division last year. There's a sign on one of the walls showing players who have gone on to be signed by MLB teams. The games are also packed with entertainment where fans get the chance to play for prizes, and don't miss the $1 chocolate chip cookie and milk combo, yes both for $1, behind home plate in the middle of the game. They will sell out so get in the line early. Concessions overall are so fairly priced, such as eight dollars for some interesting funnel cake fries (Reese's or Fluffernutter toppings) and $5 for a soft serve ice cream in a size you won't believe. In all this is a really fun night out! Very nice ballpark, too. My only small complaint is that they need a couple more vegetarian and/or GF options at the food stands. We had one of each dietary need in our crowd and all the GF person could eat were french fries or waffle fries, and as a vegetarian my choices were pretty much sweets, soft pretzel or snack pierogies which I am assuming are going to be Mrs. T's, while others have so many choices of different types of sandwiches etc. Maybe get a pizza vendor in here and offer some GF hot dog buns; it's a pretty frequent dietary need these days.

Pittsburgh is blessed with some nice sandlot baseball fields. This field is in Leslie Recreation…read moreCenter in Lawrenceville abutting the Allegheny cemetery. A nice spot to walk, take in a came and/or grab a bite at any of the proximate restaurants. Nothing says Spring like baseball. Keep your eyes out for future Pirates.

Nice place, I really like the Civil War trails toward the back of the park past all the…read moretennis/basketball courts, baseball fields and playgrounds. The Park is very well taken care of and clean, there is an open area for picnics or football too. For me the stars are for the Civil War trails, walking through the fields and knowing the history that has happened here was just amazing. Worth a Look See if you're looking for an interesting and easy walk.

This is a nice park with something for just about everyone. From the play area with equipment for…read moresmall children, to the picnic area for families, to the tennis court and baseball fields, to the "disc golf course", to the hiking trails, what more could you ask for in a community park? I used to walk my dog there almost every day. Being a dog lover, I would like to see an actually enclosed area "dog-park style" where a dog can "legally" be let loose and allowed to run around and play. We once went there just after a major snow storm. While the road leading into the park was totally clear, the actual parking lots were not. I actually got the car stuck, but did eventually get out of there okay. In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have tried to access the park the day after a major snowstorm, but my dog and I loved our daily walks there so much that we hated to miss a day.. In my opinion, this park is way under-utilized. Not too crowded on most days, including weekends.

I have been to many college stadiums and this has to be near the middle of the road…read more The good: plenty of leg room which is rare for a college stadium. Decent atmosphere and the event staff were friendly The bad: the fans are awful. Overly intoxicated (throwing up on themselves) awful. They ran out of water and most food at concessions. Now there was a weather delay but you can't run out of water. The walks from most tailgate lots are brutally far

Love the Mountaineers and have been coming to games here my whole life but the wait at the…read moreconcessions for food, water or beer is simply too long. They need to take a look at best practices around the country. I spent more time waiting in line then I did watching the game. Improve the game day experience for the fans footing the bill!

The Mountaineer Tailgate program was a perfect venue for our company and client tailgate event…read more The staff was super helpful and accommodating! Kristen, from the WVU team even stopped by to check on our tent and supplies! The Baylor game was a blast because of how well everything was coordinated. Thanks Everyone!

From the owner: Mountaineer Tailgate Club offers customized tailgate packages for all West Virginia University home…read morefootball games. All tailgate packages include a prime reserved space just outside the North end zone of Milan Puskar Stadium. Community tailgate games are provided and you can add amenities to your tailgate package such as satellite television or catering from one of our partners to make your pregame meals a breeze. Mountaineer Tailgate Club. We set it up. We take it down. You take it easy.