This very modern playground area sites next to the former Wellington Street Public School. There is…read morea low chain link fence on two sides which is great to keep the little ones from getting into traffic easily as one of the roads is quite busy. The playground set is onto of a soft mulch base (that could use some weeding). Painted a bright red, it has a climbing, area, two slides and is in a somewhat shaded area. There is parking nearby but not much seating for the adults. Clear rules are posted. [Review 1438 of 2024 - 116 in Ontario - 22461 overall]

Friendly spot with great Pool tables and delicious food! genuine prices, highly recommend checking…read moreit out if you are in the area

We started off our long weekend with a round of golf at Crumlin Creek. Booking online was very easy…read moreand they have lots of great deals. Because it was Friday, we got the Dozen and Dine deal. $20 for 12 holes and dinner afterwards. Yes, you read right, this place is a 12 hole golf course. It took 2.5 hours to finish the round for 4 people, walking. This course has the golf boards available. It's basically a scooter you stand on and ride, while your golf bag hangs out on the front. Kind of cool but we passed on using these. It's about $15 to get one. The course itself does need a lot of work. The driving range is set up so the artificial tees are behind the regular tee area, just a bit off to the side. So if you have a serious aiming-to-the-right problem (like I do) be aware. The greens were quite sandy and there were some spots along the course that had a lot of patchy sandy areas. The grass is very rough and sparse in spots. Being literally next door to the London International Airport, we weren't really bothered by planes overhead but there wasn't too many going in and out at the time. For dinner we were offered the typical golf course fare, hot dogs, burgers, sausages, fries, onion rings, salad. We were all quite happy with our selections. The sausages were great and the fries were good. I'd give the course itself a 2 star but the convenience factor of booking online, 12 holes, and the price and dinner, bumps up this review to a 3.

As the father of a new golfer it's difficult to imagine a better beginner course than Crumlin…read moreCreek. Not only is it only 12 holes, but each green features a regular hole and a larger one - which, while my son was too proud to actually use I thought was a great thing to offer. It's never been too busy when we've been there - a handful of times - which makes it more relaxed for a new golfer without the pressure of having to make people behind you wait. The course might be too easy for the experienced golfer but does offer a few challenging shots throughout. I can say that I've been pleasantly surprised but how reasonable the prices are every time I go. We've yet to try the golf hover board things but do hope to do so this season. Be advised the conditions can vary greatly but all-in-all in offers a few hours of fun for the price of only a buck or two per hole. It's a pretty good deal. The food? On the few times I've tried it has all been good and once again a good value. The offer quite a few different deals throughout the week so it is certainly worth checking out before you book a tee time. My favourite part is that the atmosphere is very relaxed and allows for some fun, some sun and a great way to pass some time. FORE!

VAUXHALL PARK Official London Ontario Park…read more54 Price Street HAPPY FUN TIMES RATING: 2.5 SNORTS *Parking, 5 minor baseball diamonds, 1 play structure, 1 swing set, paved path, picnic shelter, washrooms, accessible. This park was getting a whole new rollycar road when we checked it out so all the burly constructionhatmen and noisy ta rmaking machines made it sooperstinky! Butt that is not why I gave it 2.5 snorts though guys. There's just not so many trees and most of this whole entire park is for baseballery and other sporty bits! Not so awesome for doggies, but it is pretty close to MisterRiver plus it has some of those crazy frisbee golf thingees from the next park over (St. Julien Park), so that's pretty cool and stuff too! The end.

Friendly staff, safe environment. Kids love it, and it's a great place to let your little ones burn…read moresome energy and learn. They offer gymnastics and dance, as well as some sports intros. My little guy was initially in a mixed dance/gymnastics course, and they were kind enough to suggest moving him to the pure gym course as he wasn't getting much out of the dance portion. Facility is clean, and feels very safe. Great, fun extra curricular overall!

The Little Gym doesn't only provide kids with a place to run around and exert their energy but it…read morealso teaches them listening skills and following instructions. I'm hoping this will be very helpful to my little one once she starts school next year. Her confidence has also increased tremendously. We also like that the teachers are young and can keep up with everyone! :-) The place is also very clean which was a huge plus for me.

Went here all the time when I was a kid and it seems just as fun for kids today as it was when I…read morewas one. Great place to get in touch with nature and other kids with a lot of wonder around every corner. Right near the thames river it is also a great place to take nice pictures and have a picnic.

This is a great place for kids! The services & the management is very supportive! Check their…read moresocial media accounts to know more!

My 6 year old granddaughter has attended the Forest City Gymnastics Club for 2 years now. We were…read moreless than impressed after the first year, but decided to try another year in hopes of having a better experience, and because of the proximity to our home. Unfortunately that was not the case. After the first year, I expressed my concern about the lack of actual instruction and the less than enthusiastic behaviour of the coaches and was told that they were just new coaches and that the next year would be better. It was not. I did not expect that my granddaughter was heading to the Olympics. What I did expect is that the coaches would teach skills and that an improvement would be seen after 2 years. There was a great deal of standing around time and line up times when the kids could have been actively participating. This was an expensive activity, and I expected that the kids would advance in their skills, and that did not happen. My own children went to Forest City Gymnastics 30 years ago, and this is definitely not the same calibre of gymnastics club that it was then! As a physical educator, a long time coach and a former director of a summer sports camp, I was disappointed in all aspects of this Forest City Gymnastics experience. We will be looking for a different gymnastics club, or another activity for the future for our grand children.

One of London's best kept secrets. A great place to learn…read moreto sail or enjoy the sport, this member run club is friendly and very active. Regattas, pot lucks, lessons for kids and adults, and easy access for your boats up to 26 feet.