yogi berra stadium

203JG

Love the local baseball games and people watching. Always a great evening outing; we typically go at least once or twice during the season.

aswierk

This museum has a great collection of memorabilia from Yogi's long career in baseball. If you or your kids are into the Yankees, this is a great day trip for you. The stadium is nice and offers a fun family night out!

LesterA238

A comfortable stadium, close in to see the players. Good for adults but great for kids who can see the players close up. Snack bar is good and reasonable

Queenydeedi

A fun way to spend an evening out with the family. Cheap but good seats, snacks and a great game - all within minutes of home. You don't have to take out a mortgage to see a baseball game!

NJTraveler6

I love this museum. It honors one of the greatest baseball legends of all time and when in Montclair you should definitely make it a point to swing by for a quick visit. It contains great photographs and Yogi's memorabilia- the collection of rings is amazing.

886elenah

A great place to take the kids for a night of fun. There are specials nights where you can get all you can eat of items, and other specials and lots of promo stuff. Really a fun time for all.

speechino

Sun everywhere at all times - little cover unless you duck near the Yogi Museum and/or Jackals Team store. A bit plastic and 1960s, but decent concessions and picnic area. Accessible to New Jersey Transit via the MSU station.

NickFLewis

If you like minor league baseball (actually an independent league), the stadium if fun. It is baseball at a lower level with all of the usual minor league attractions. Unless you happen to be crazed New Jersey Jackals fan, the only reason to go more than once (or maybe go at all) is the Yogi Berra Museum, which contains a nice collection of Yogi memorabilia and Yankee stuff. There are sometimes events at the Museum which are interesting.

louise46637

Yogi Berra's dream come to reality with old newspapersand posters and great memorabilia from the early daysof baseball