This Omaha City Park is tucked just south of 50th & Grover before going under the bridge. It would…read morebe easy to pass by without noticing it. This park is super close to my house and a convenient place for walking my dogs with the circular, flat paved pathway. Overall, like most city parks it could use a little more maintenance but I was pleased to see many people there enjoying it on a recent Sunday evening. There is a playgroud with benches and picnic tables scattered nearby, at least 5 trash cans, 4 tennis courts and a baseball diamond. It was pretty clean but unfortunately some people have used it as a place to dump tires in one area. I wouldn't come here for quiet meditation or solitude as one can see and hear the nearby interstate. Also, I probably wouldn't come here in winter months if there was snow or ice on the ground. While the park is flat, the entrance/exits are on a steep incline making it difficult for my little Honda to get the traction needed to get back on to 50th Street even on a good day. I've been coming to this park more frequently lately than other locations to save on gas.

My family and I attended this stadium to watch Univ. of Lincoln baseball this past weekend. The…read morestadium was very clean and nice to walk around and check out. It offers a lot of berm seating and more comfortable seating as well. The concessions were pricey but what venue isn't these days? Parking was unlimited and free which was nice/surprising.

You cannot beat professional baseball in Lincoln Nebraska. The park is immaculate and situated so…read morethat you have a beautiful view of downtown Lincoln. Also, you can take you whole family for a great price there is tons for the kids to do. If you are looking for something to do on a nice summer evening and you like to watch good baseball... this is it.

Hit up the Sandhills Global Youth Complex for my nephew's baseball game and WOW--this place is a…read moretotal gem! The turf fields? Pristine. The vibe? Pure summer magic. Shaded picnic spots made it easy to relax between innings, and the concession stand was stacked--fountain sodas, nachos, burgers, hot dogs, walking tacos... basically ballpark heaven on a tray. Then the cherry on top: a Colby Ridge food truck dishing out waffle cones and frozen lemonades that hit the spot like a walk-off home run. The whole scene was just good vibes--kids laughing, running around, families cheering, snacks in hand. Honestly, it was the kind of evening that makes you forget your phone for a while. The kids were having a blast--on the field, off the field, everywhere. The whole place just radiates fun and community spirit. Lincoln is seriously lucky to have a spot like this. 10/10 would watch tiny humans hit home runs here again!