Auburn Doubledays

Great small town baseball park. A real community feel at the Doubleday's.

Nice little ballpark. I would gladly come back and watch another game here.

Perfect way to spend a summer night in Auburn. What could be better than watching a live professional baseball game on a summer night? The Doubledays ballpark is small and user friendly. Every seat is close to the action. Admission is cheap. If you go in Thursday night, hot dogs and soda are $1 and beer is $2. There are Lots of fun activities between innings. Parking is free. It's very family friendly.

I don't know. All I did was walk through the parking lot. Really?!!!

I have been to a number of baseball fields throughout the East and Midwest. My son and I thoroughly enjoyed the game against State College. The intimacy was tremendous. The ice cream beyond excellent, the knowledge of the fans, well above average (except for the overzealous man on the third base side who yelled at the Umpire all game long). The only real negative was that of the 1,019 people in attendance, there was absolutely no one of color. Auburn, the home of Harriet Tubman should make every effort to be more inclusive.