Quick Summary: Ever Grain Brewing is expanding to a second location at the former Sports City complex on Linglestown Road in Harrisburg, targeting a 2027 opening. The new site will feature a 30-barrel brewhouse (up from 17 barrels in Camp Hill), a taproom, restaurant, and outdoor space, though no opening date or hours are confirmed yet. The Camp Hill taproom remains open in the meantime, and the larger brewhouse means more beer production and wider distribution across Pennsylvania.
Ever Grain Brewing plans a second location at 4141 Linglestown Road in Lower Paxton Township, taking over the former Sports City complex by 2027. The site promises a taproom, restaurant, outdoor space, and a bigger 30-barrel brewhouse, while the Camp Hill brewery stays open. But this announcement isn't a grand-opening notice. No opening date, hours, or visitor details exist yet for the new spot. We'll separate confirmed plans from what Harrisburg breweries fans still need to wait on, so you know exactly when - and where - to plan a visit.
Ever Grain Targets 2027 for Its Harrisburg Taproom
Ever Grain Brewing has set its sights on 2027. The Camp Hill brewery confirmed it will take over the former Sports City complex at 4141 Linglestown Road in Harrisburg, per Breweries in PA. That gives one of the region's best-known Harrisburg breweries a second home, and it adds serious room to the local craft beer scene.
What's confirmed so far:
A new 30 BBL brewhouse, much larger than the current 17-barrel Camp Hill setup
A taproom, restaurant, and outdoor space on the sprawling property
A new roof and siding already completed on the old Sports City building
More production capacity, meaning more Ever Grain beer distributed across Pennsylvania
What's still up in the air: opening dates, event plans, and which other businesses might join the property. Construction and permitting continue, and the brewery says 2027 is the current target, not a promise. As PennLive reported back in 2022, co-owner Norm Fromm has long described this Linglestown Road project as a multi-year effort.
Until doors open, the Camp Hill taproom at 4444 Carlisle Pike remains the place to grab a Joose Juicy. And when the Harrisburg location debuts, visitors looking for a walkable base nearby can stay with BurgBnB Vacation Lofts downtown.
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A Larger Brewhouse Could Increase Production
The new Harrisburg site is not just about seating. It's about capacity. Ever Grain has bought a 30 BBL brewhouse for the Linglestown Road facility, a big step up from its 17-barrel system at the Camp Hill taproom. That is roughly 76 percent more beer per batch, which means more pours of fan favorites like Joose Juicy and the Sorbetto sour series, plus wider distribution across Pennsylvania, according to Breweries in PA.
What that could mean for Harrisburg breweries fans:
More fresh beer reaching bars and stores around the region
Room for small-batch releases that the current setup can't spare
A second brewing site backing up the Camp Hill home base
For visitors staying downtown, more Ever Grain on shelves and taps makes a pre-dinner stop easy, whether you're heading back to a loft near the riverfront or the State Capitol.
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What Visitors Can Plan For, and What Remains Unknown
Some details are already set. The new spot sits at 4141 Linglestown Road, the former Sports City complex, and the Camp Hill taproom at 4444 Carlisle Pike stays open as the home base. Per the Breweries in PA report, the Harrisburg site will add a 30 BBL brewhouse, a taproom, a restaurant, and outdoor space, with a target opening in 2027.
What is not settled yet matters just as much. Hours, menus, event calendars, and opening-day beer lists have not been announced, and event plans are still being finalized. Treat any date you hear as a moving target.
Watch Ever Grain's website and social pages for the official opening date before you plan a trip.
If you want to visit the current taproom while you wait, Visit Hershey Harrisburg lists its location, phone, and tasting details.
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How the Linglestown Road Project Took Shape
The project started quietly. As far back as 2022, Ever Grain co-owners Norm Fromm and Larry Dolan confirmed they had bought the former Sports City Athletics complex on Linglestown Road, though they kept details close, saying only that it would take years (PennLive).
Work is now visible. The brewery has completed a new roof and siding on the building at 4141 Linglestown Road, and it has purchased a 30-barrel brewhouse - much bigger than the 17-barrel setup in Camp Hill. The team is targeting a 2027 opening (Breweries in PA).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: are there any pet-friendly hotels in harrisburg - hershey, pennsylvania?
Yes. BurgBnB Vacation Lofts welcomes pets in downtown and riverfront lofts.
Q2: What makes Ever Grain's new taproom a key addition to Harrisburg's craft beer scene?
It brings celebrated, creative beers closer to downtown drinkers.
Q3: Where is Ever Grain's Harrisburg taproom located and what are its hours?
Exact address and hours are still unconfirmed - watch for official updates.
Q4: Which breweries and taprooms are must-visits in Harrisburg's craft beverage scene?
Ever Grain, plus Midtown's local spots, make an easy downtown beer walk.
What to Watch Next
Ever Grain is targeting a 2027 opening at the former Sports City site on Linglestown Road, with a bigger 30 BBL brewhouse, taproom, restaurant and outdoor space still taking shape. Permitting continues, so watch for event details and menu updates before planning a visit. Breweries in PA
