Yogi Berra Museum

We just happened upon this museum when my 12 year old overheard two other adults talking about things to see in the area. Just fantastic from the greeter that gave us some history to all of the history in just a few room. Well worth the visit.

I have heard of this museum but never visited. We decided to go while visiting my daughter who lives nearby. The museum is located on the campus of a university, so parking may be an issue depending on the time of the visit. The museum is small and a bit overpriced in my opinion, however there is a lot of memorabilia on display as well as a good overview of Yogi Berra. The museum does not take very long to visit. There is a bookstore inside that does sell interesting material on the life of Yogi. There are some other artifacts on display from other players that are enjoyable to see. I was most impressed with the display of his World Series Rings. This museum is great for baseball fans, but my wife who does not follow sports at all, really liked the letters to his wife Carmen and the personal information about his life. Yankee fans will love this place.

Amazing museum and stadium. The story and importance of Yogi to baseball and society is really seen in this place. The film is great and the timeline is price less. It’s also a great place to go before a Jackals game.

The Yogi Berra Stadium is a great venue to watch a baseball game. The stadium is located on the Montclair State University campus and is convenient to routes 3, 46, 80 and the Parkway. It is the home field of the New Jersey Jackals that are in the Canadian/American Baseball Association. It's a great place to take the family. Tickets are very reasonably priced and they are always running specials with discounts on food and drinks on different days/nights of the week. During breaks between innings, the Jackals run fan contests with prizes for the participants. For a fun and inexpensive family outing, visit the Yogi Berra Stadium.

Great insight and artifacts from Yogi's life in baseball. Quiet area, self directed & no guide. If you like baseball and Yogi, go visit!