Super cool boardwalk on the marsh, kinda disappointed that half of it is blocked off and it's…read moretaking forever to get fixed but I still love it

Beautiful wetlands park with miles of boardwalk trails in state college pa. This park offers a…read morelarge wetlands area with numerous streams cutting through it. The park is very well kept and a great place to take a short hike or get a little exercise. The park also offers a viewing blind for birdwatching or scoping out animals. Overall a really cool nature preserve in State College Pa.

There was nothing there my kids, disappointed, and the tower was too high people almost hurt my kidread more

My two kiddos loved this park! Suitable for toddlers and big kids. Bring your bikes, there's so…read moremuch space to play and ride.

This trail is very well marked and maintained. I'm a big hiker and love to explore trails when…read morevisiting new places. The white and blue trails are marked with signs noting stations, distance, and steepness (topography maps show lines close together for steep areas and farther away for more flat) I stuck to the white trail for the energy I had in me that day, but like that you could go in and out of each to see overlooks or get more exercise depending on what you want. Very 'choose your own adventure'! The beginning part is a big steep, but not long or unbearable. Overall great place!

Loved this hike. First thing to note: the white trail is MUCH easier than the blue. Blue has a lot…read moreof steep uphill that's rocky, and can be tough especially with a pet. Take white on your first time. You can also do a loop and take both. The view is great, and the trail is well looked after. Signage is marked and trail is easy to follow. There are a few fallen trees, but nothing that makes it uncrossable. Recommend bug spray, water, and great shoes.

They're always hosting nice events. One time I went they were doing something for kids about rocks,…read morebones, caves, etc and they gave out free flower seeds. I sometimes see people making snowmen too

The Arboretum at Penn State is a beautiful green oasis just steps away from the heart of the Penn…read moreState University campus. This was actually our plan B, as we had initially wanted to stop by The Berkey Creamery for their highly ranked ice cream, but didn't feel the extremely long lines there were worth the limited time we had to spend in State College. Admission is complimentary, although there is a nominal fee for parking in the lots. It's a decent sized arboretum/garden for being located on a college campus. There was quite a few flowers in bloom during June when we visited. Depending on your level of interest, the arboretum can be navigated in 30 minutes or upwards of an hour if you're in no rush. I especially liked the viewpoint at the far end of the grounds and the children's garden seemed to be a hit amongst families. There's plenty of benches throughout the grounds to take in the beautiful surroundings. If you love green spaces & gardens, I'd recommend a visit to The Arboretum at Penn State a nice way to kill some time while visiting State College.

A great neighborhood park with a basketball court, tennis court, volleyball court, and sledding…read morehill. It's also a nice place to watch the 4th of July Fireworks Show.

Only went once but it looks nice for sledding, I was jealous of the kids that were sledding down…read morethe hill

This park is mostly known for sledding in the winter, but it's also heavily used by runners and has…read morea nice connection (across a covered bridge) to a bike path. There's a small picnic pavilion, a beautiful stream, and a small playground area at the top of the hill.

physical plant is great. but, really, could have been better…read more the student activities for students tend to die off because they are chosen and run too often by administrators. the HUB has an advisory board that "meets at least twice a semester" (!). A real student organization to set up activities would lead to more lively program in this space. Not using students to lead and program in this area is sad, and helps lead students to off-campus activities (e.g., drinking), because they are not offered leadership opportunities on campus. This is also leads to the HUB being not a leader in the ACUI.org You will not see a list of events. you will not see a lecture series (at least on the web site), you will not see a movie series. You will no longer see Late Night at Penn State (events on the weekends at night). You will not see student-led program initiatives. oh, and yeah, I'm glad the bookstore is there, but it sucks. it does not do its basic job very well, which is providing textbooks. But, you cannot complain to the university because they outsourced it. If you are in the HUB management, please do correct the web site and include more students in the leadership roles. They are messy and wrong, but they do turn into leaders and learn from it. That is really part of your job, if my dad taught me correctly. but, a great space, well used, and fulfills half of what a student union can do.

Stopped in while on a visit. Nice shop and cafe. Coffee shop and space were clean and quick. Nice,…read moretucked away place.

Spending time at Medlar Field is just like going home. The fans are wonderful to visitors, the…read moreplayers are kind to fans and are happy to sign autographs as well as pose for photos. The food is delicious, there are plenty of helpful staff and it's the most beautiful stadium in the League. Best of all, tickets are affordable and there's not a bad seat in the stadium. I've gone to games here since the team began and can't recommend it highly enough.

This baseball park is a wonderful addition to the state college and penn state community. This…read morestadium has all the things you love at a baseball game: beer, burgers, snacks, ice cream and more. We came on the 4th of July and the stadium was really full. It's great to see the community support this local baseball team. The tickets are very reasonable and affordable for families with children. Parking was $5 in the lot behind beaver stadium; cash only. We paid $24 for two tickets in the lower section behind home plate. There's also a great view of Mount Nittany behind the outfield. I would recommend this location for couples, families, and everyone of all ages!