All ages can enjoy DBAP favorites

From my daughter who attended her first game at two months to the Durham lifers that have seen countless games over the decades, there is truly something for everyone at DBAP. Here are a few of the best bets for people of all ages.

From caps (I have three) and jerseys (I have two) to baby merchandise (Yep, picked up some of that too). Plus baseballs, bats, trading cards, T-shirts and game-worn memorabilia. If a Bull-in-a-D logo can be placed on it, they have it.

It caters to all ages and all budgets so go before, during or after games to get your gameday gear for the whole family.

The youngest of kids can slide down the slide, the intermediate ages will enjoy the crawl-through jungle gym and the more advanced can climb to the top of the spider web. And don’t forget the basketball court.

Conveniently located near food and restrooms in the right field corner, youngsters can get their fill of fun without ever watching a pitch – although I highly recommend mixing in some game action.

Bull Durham Beer Company currently features Lollygagger Kolsch (a personal favorite) and Water Tower Wheat.

Still a relatively new feature to the park, the brewery promises to add offerings to the menu in the future. And if you are attending a restaurant or event at American Tobacco Campus, look for Bull Durham beers to be there as well.

New for 2016, a game area featuring corn hole, shuffleboard, foosball and a putting green was added.

A great place for small groups to gather, the beverages and multiple food options are right there and the games offer hours of fun. But pay attention, because it’s also a good place to catch a foul ball.

A few can’t miss promos still to come this season – Two more Bark in the Park nights (June 8, Aug. 3), Comic Book Night (June 26), Lego night (Aug. 28) and a food truck fest (Aug. 31).