Take me out to the ballgame II - 2007

Campers beware, Although the old part of the park is beautiful, the camping area was created off the highway. Also, the sites given to people who make reservations are the worst ones in the park. Our campsite had a scenic view of the trash dumpster and the booth you check in at. It's number #62. Also, there is no one to check you in on Sundays or Mondays so if you do not like your site they assign you over the phone, there is no one to complain to. You are better off driving in and picking a site, than making reservations. We've gotten the distinct impression the state of Kentucky does not want out-of-state visitors making reservations. The state slogan does not match reality. That being said, the Audubon State Park was built by the CCC in 1937-41 and was stunning. We enjoyed the museum and gardens. They had 2 rooms, one for birdwatching with binoculars, interactive Q

The Otters play at Bosse Fields which was opened in 1915. Only 2 fields are olders: Fenway Park and Wrigley Field. A League of Their Own was filmed here.

We had amazing seats here. The Otter Belles wear uniforms like those worn in the movie. This was our favorite ballgame this trip.

A really nice ballpark, very picturesque. We have been amazed at the attendance at the ballgames on this trip. The Bats game has so many ticket holders that we could not get the great seats we were used to. Good for the bats - bad for us. We were on the third baseline and it was an awkward view. We did not eat during the game hoping to eat at Browning's after the game. It closes at 9:00 p.m. It had received a B rating online at Louisvillehotbytes.com but it was not to be.