Discover Lancaster

Located in the lively heart of Downtown Lancaster, the Lancaster County Convention is positioned just within a wealth of entertainment that’s always just steps away. This vibrant small city allows for a low cost of living with high quality of life, giving you more value for your meeting dollar.

Making its debut in 2006, PA Classics Soccer Park offers a 10 field, 32-acre, outdoor soccer park in the heart of Lancaster County. The fields are all grass and are the home fields for Pennsylvania Classics Soccer Club. Youth soccer is more popular than ever. In addition to hosting school teams, private youth soccer clubs have become more popular. The park was developed with hopes of meeting the demand for youth soccer, providing a venue for practices, clinics, and tournaments.

Clipper Magazine Stadium first opened its doors on May 11, 2005. The Stormers hosted the Atlantic City Surf, providing an outlet for Lancastrians to enjoy America’s favorite pastime. The Stormers inherit a strong baseball tradition in the Red Rose City, dating back to the late 1800s. Teams include the Maroons, the All-African American Giants (1897) and, of course, a few incarnations of the Red Roses, who lasted through 1961.

Spooky Nook Sports is the largest indoor sports complex in the United States. The 700,000-square-foot indoor facility provides regulation courts and playing fields for more than a dozen sports under one roof. The Nook also offers an outdoor turf field, as well as a climate-controlled dome used for field hockey, soccer, football, and more. The Nook is a premier destination for clubs, tournaments, and competitions. Enjoy an overnight stay at the Warehouse Hotel, conveniently located within Spooky Nook Sports.

In the first week of June, Lancaster was lucky enough to host 575 bowlers from 25 different states across the country for the United States High School Bowling National Championship. With some of the students traveling to Lancaster from states as far as Alaska and Hawaii, there were no lengths these dedicated bowlers wouldn’t go to, to compete.

Sunday, June 2nd, Yuka Saso made history at the Lancaster Country Club, becoming the first player in USGA history to win the U.S. Women’s Open Presented by Ally on multiple occasions and for two different countries.

Lancaster County is proud to be hosting the 79th U.S. Women’s Open at the Lancaster Country Club, held May 27-June2. This will be the second USGA championship that has been hosted in Lancaster. In Gee Chun of the Republic of Korea edged fellow Korean Any Yang by one stroke to win the 2015 U.S. Women’s Open, her first of two career major championships. The championship set records for U.S. Women’s Open entries and attendance.

Discover Lancaster County, PA! Located in southeast Pennsylvania, near the heart of the mid-Atlantic, Lancaster is an easily accessible location by road and air. Along with its convenient location, Lancaster has 1 million square feet of combined and flexible event space. Whether you’re in need of a field, pool, stage, mats or track, Lancaster can accommodate your sport groups needs. Facilities include Spooky Nook Sports, the Classics Soccer Park, the Lancaster County Convention Center, the Wyndham Lancaster Resort and Convention Center, Franklin & Marshall College, Clipper Magazine Stadium and more.

Spooky Nook Sports is the country’s largest indoor sports complex, exhibiting 14 acres of courts, turfs, games, food, and fun all under one roof. It may be hard to imagine that there could be more fun to have in Lancaster, but trust us, there is! Whether you’re staying for a weekend tournament or just a single-day scrimmage, Lancaster has everything you need to entertain your sports team.