Royal Oak Wahoos to Visit the Barn Stormers at Goose Meadow Field for Vintage Baseball Match
/Royal Oak Wahoos to Visit the Barn Stormers at Goose Meadow Field for Vintage Baseball Match
Read MoreRoyal Oak Wahoos to Visit the Barn Stormers at Goose Meadow Field for Vintage Baseball Match
Read MoreThe Friends of Highland Recreation Area are proud to host an 1860's reenactment base ball game each year at the Goose Meadow Ball Field in Highland State Recreation Area.
No gloves, wooden bats, hand-sewn baseballs, fun rules, and more! Visit Goose Meadow during the Haven Hill Festival for the 10:00 am match on August 28.
Read MoreThe arrival of the Model A Ford cars and the 1860's Base Ball game will begin in Goose Meadow at 10:00 am. Several locations throughout the park will provide other exhibitions and activities during the Festival such as an art display at the Gate House, self-guided tours of the Haven Hill Lodge grounds, and the Edsel Ford Barn. Volunteers will be dressed in period costumes.
The food and beverages available for purchase in Goose Meadow will be a fund raiser for the efforts of the volunteer group Friends of Highland Recreation Area. The park can be entered on 5200 Highland Road, M-59 between Duck Lake and Bogey Lake roads. Parking is at the Goose Meadow picnic shelter area, the 1st right turn on Haven Hill Road after you enter the park off of M-59 between Duck Lake and Bogie Lake roads. The Festival is provided to the public at no charge, and yet entry into the state park is now via the Recreation Passport on your license plate. If you do not have this great State Park feature on your license plate, you will be asked to buy one. It's a great deal!
The Friends of Highland Recreation Area (FOHRA), is a non-profit organization supporting the Highland State Recreation Area in Highland/White Lake, Michigan, and the historic Edsel Ford Haven Hill Estate structures within its boundaries. The Haven Hill Festival is an alcohol-free, family-oriented event in its' 8th year at Highland State Recreation Area. The celebration has grown yearly, and will continue to positively benefit all of those who attend as well as the surrounding communities now and into the future.
Children also welcome as dressed bat boys/girls/mascots! Swing the bat and run the bases at an inning break.
Recreation Passport required for state park entry.
Sponsored by the Friends of Highland Recreation Area.
Adults and children will enjoy seeing the game played as it was a long time ago. “Base ball” as it was referred in the day, was played with a focus on good sportsmanship, fresh outdoor air, exercise, and skill.
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