Inner city park provides much-needed recreational facilities to downtown Allentown. Three…read morebaseball/softball fields, which double as soccer fields, always seem to be jammed with teams and players--both youth and adult. The park is home to a public swimming pool and follows along a stream which is good for fishing. Street parking is your only option and can be challenging when the park is busy. Use of the park facilities can be requested from the Allentown Parks Department.

Always a fun time at this stadium. Lots of great memories over the years. DCA, DCI and US Bands.read more

I am pretty obsessive when it comes to visiting a venue like this for the first time. And it was…read morealmost impossible to find good reviews so I thought I would share in case it helps somebody else. As far as parking, I had a lot of people helping me by telling me that street parking wasn't really hard to find, you just have to get there at a reasonable time if you want to be closer. We actually arrived later than I wanted to, maybe 20 minutes before the event and we still were pretty close. I kept reading about a giant hill that you had to walk up to get to the seats and I didn't understand until I got there. So if you park on a street near the "bottom" entrance of the stadium, when you enter, you climb a steep paved path to get to the higher rows of bleachers. If you're sitting in the first 15 bleachers starting from the field, though, you can simply just walk around the track from where you enter and walk up the steps. If you park in street parking that's at the "top" of the stadium (we chose to park on West Chew St between 22nd-20th) then when you enter and show your tickets, you're in a good position to walk down to the higher bleachers. I am the idiot who parked near the top of the stadium and had to walk 21 rows down (with a knee problem and no rail to hold onto) to our Section E, 9th row seats. The bathrooms are not as bad as I had read, they're near the top and bottom entrances and I didn't find them particularly difficult to get to either from the top of the stadium, or walking along the bottom of the track. We were there for the DCI event and there were also lots of portable bathrooms that were easy to use. I brought a stadium seat that had armrests on it and didn't have any problem using it, but I can see that if you are in a section that is completely packed out and you are in the middle of that section, it might get dicey because it's so crowded. I was on the aisle, and my son was sitting next to me so it was fine. I saw some other people using the same kind of chairs without problems, but again they were not in sections that were completely packed with people. But I will say that, even though our entire section was not packed out, there was a point at which there were people in front of me and behind me plus my son sitting next to me and I was still able to easily use the chair. I was told beforehand that those chairs were not allowed in the stadium, but when I got there, nobody was saying anything to anyone who had them. And speaking of sections, I think next time I will still choose seats in E (or K). They're right next to the premium center sections, but still close enough to center to be well placed and not nearly as crowded. However, I will pick higher row of bleachers (between 20-25) to get an even better view. Although where we sat was perfectly fine as well, and maybe the sound was better? All in all, we had a very positive experience , and look forward to returning.

This 300-acre Lehigh County park is centered around the large Jordan Creek and offers up plenty of…read morerecreational opportunities. Natural features include a large wooded tract composed mostly of mature oaks, several old fields in various stages of succession, two water-filled mine holes, and extensive flood plain areas along the Jordan Creek. The creek and mine holes are stocked for fishing. The park offers excellent bird watching and nature study. There is a picnic area with a pavilion in the park. The park contains four tennis courts, a baseball field, three softball fields, soccer fields, and a jogging/walking trail. The park is also home to a community garden. Ample parking is available. Restroom facilities are portajohn only.

A quiet amazing park nice up to date playground and play area for the disabled absolutely love it…read morealso great play area for the dogs it's so nice !!!

A great local venue for family gatherings and events. A good value for the community.read more

If you're looking for a nice Family Night or Date Night or maybe even a YOU Night, this is it…read more Catch a ball game, eat some good (most bacon-themed) concessions, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow attendees. The place is small enough to feel home town friendly and the food is diverse enough for almost every palate. And the prices for the food and parking are INSANELY reasonable!

If you are going as a pure baseball enthusiast, you might be disappointed depending on where your…read moreseats are. It's fine if your seats are in the first row and at the end of the row. No matter where your seats are, more than likely, there will be people going in and out of the row but, at least, front row seats give you a clear view and not have to look over someone. I try to get seats that limit that distraction. Also, the ushers do a poor job of holding people back at the top of the section while a batter is in the box. It's irritating to be watching the plate action and then people want to get to their seats and have to cross in front of you. I've mentioned this to ushers and management in the past. Food is decent but expensive, in my opinion. The stadium needs to make a better effort of recycling. Ushers come down the aisles, with trash bags, to collect "garbage" but I see alot of what could be recycled going into the same bags with garbage. I do put some of that blame on the fans. There are recycling bins at the top of the sections to put cans, bottles in but you know how much of an effort that is for some people.

We went to a game last night and was very disappointed. Last time we went the entertainment was…read moregreat. Lastnigt the mascot's was lame. There was no interaction except a wave here and to the kids. The field is great, the food is expensive. To me, I was excited to go, but it was boring, and my friends who came from NJ said the same. Hope the will bring back the great experience again.

Although they no longer fill the pool or display fireworks or host fairs, the park all by itself is…read morelovely for walking. A curved walk is partially covered by trees. Several benches offer respite. Great for learning to ride a bike. Nice stretch for recovery and disability. Parking lot is off of Jordan and across from Jefferson. Take a look.

What a neat way to light up the ball park! I purchased the "Merry & Bright" ticket combo. It gets…read moreyou a one day pass to the Christkindle Market in South Bethlehem and entrance to "Illuminations" at Coca-Cola Park in Allentown for $24. I took the green Lanta city bus from Main Street. Once you get to the ball park, you need to go to the ticket booth outside the gates to the far left of the parking lot to exchange your email confirmation for an actual barcoded ticket. You'll get your hot chocolate coupon there, too. I didn't know this at first, so I waited in line at the gate at 6pm, and a ticket taker was nice enough to try to figure it out. He let me in with just the email receipt. Had to go back out front for my coupon so it was all for naught. Once officially inside, I went to get my hot chocolate. They also sold s'mores kits and pastries. It was 32' out so the fire pits where the s'mores were being toasted were busy. There were heaters sprinkled around the stadium but not enough. It was too cold. I made a quick pass through the market area, and bought some freeze dried puffed candy. Took some pics by the decorated sponsored tree section. Went into the closed in Oasis bar while it snowed a bit, then finished the upstairs loop enjoying the lights. I didn't make it down to the field where the train was, but I think I did it. Checked out the merch in the Sports store and headed out. It's a great event, and had it been warmer I would've stayed longer to explore more.

Wonderful little hide-away in town that has marvelous events, all free for donations several…read morek times a month. This is a religious based community, open to all. Many fierce supporters of this lifestyle, but friendly to all. Year round cottages, but mostly just summer inhabitants. Waldheim means home in the woods, and it is a serene community of fine people.

Love this trail, so peaceful and a great walk whether it is during the summer or winter. Just make…read moresure to bundle up! I like walking my dog here and he surely loves it.

The natural jewel of Allentown! So appreciating the work of the wildland conservatory restoring the…read moreriparian zones. Eliminating the erosion and encouraging more wildlife . The reduction of mowing and over grooming has created a more natural space that is a joy to behold! Many people complain that they want it back to where it was -over groomed and mowed -however, we know better these days and people need to be immersed in nature in its true form and wildlife needs a safe place to thrive Only complaint is the litter left behind. Particularly by the fisherman. Empty hook bags, Styrofoam, worm, cups, and long dangerous strands of fishing line endangering wildlife. The labor hours saved from the former excess mowing & maintenance can be used to provide extra trash cans and have them emptied regularly