Bowers Pavilion
Red Lion Recreation has built its own baseball/softball training building. This building is called the “Bowers Pavilion”, and it was built using money that was donated by the estate of Dorothy Bowers. It is located at Nitchkey Field. There are several intended uses for this building:
- Indoor (Winter) baseball, softball batting cages
- Spring/Summer batting cages
- Camps and clinics
- Open pavilion area to view ballgames and picnic
- Team Rental Area
- Private instruction
- We have 3 “tunnels” that are available for rental.
We also have plenty of practice balls available, and l-screens if coaches wanted to pitch “live”. The building is well lit and is heated. We have the capability to handle baseball, fast-pitch softball or slow-pitch softball.
Rental rates are $25.00 per hour for one cage, or $20.00 per hour for multiple cages.
Total building rental is available for other activities.
Also, for use in the spring, summer and fall, there is on “open-air” pavilion area that can be used for picnics or family gatherings.
For more information or to reserve a time, phone the Red Lion Recreation Office at 717-850-0790 x 106
Nitchkey Field
Nitchkey Field on West Avenue consists of playing fields for softball/baseball and soccer/football, a playground and the Bowers Pavilion.
Click here to view Nitchkey Field on a a map.
As a friendly reminder, if you walk your dog in our beautiful parks, please be considerate of others and clean up any “messes” created by your pet!
Fairmount Park
Fairmount Park is an 11 acre tract of land with walking paths, a playground, and a picnic pavilion. The picnic pavilion can be rented for time slots of 10:00 am. – 2:00 pm. and 3:00 pm. – 7:00 pm. $50.00 for borough resident per time slot and $75.00 for non-resident per time slot. Contact Red Lion Recreation Office at 717-850-0790 x 106 to reserve.
Click here to view Fairmount Park on a map.
Fairmount Park is home for these as well as other yearly events:
Easter Egg Hunt
Memorial Day Service
Annual July 4th Car Show
As a friendly reminder, if you walk your dog in our beautiful parks, please be considerate of others and clean up any “messes” created by your pet!
