Beautiful park to visit all year long! Amazing views!…read moreThe park includes a damn with water fall and walking trails along the Whippany River. My favorite time to visit is the Fall- the colors are spectacular!!

Nice park in Morristown. Good for a stroll. The waterfall is amazing. I love it in the fall. Some…read morebeautiful sights.

Just another beautiful fall day at my childhood stomping ground. Always in my heart…read more #childhoodmemories #MemorialField #Summit #grateful

I love this field and walk the track several miles each day. Such a lovely setting. Beautiful. Love…read morec watching the kids play softball and Baseball, too. Best place for community July 4 celebrations, too! Brayton wad my elementary school!!

In a neighborhood surrounded with good parks and playgrounds, Weber Park stands out. One end of…read morethe park has tennis, basketball and handball courts-- plus an in-line skating rink-- while the other offers one of the better soccer fields in town. That last positive, however, has a qualifier. Periods of heavy rain can cause significant lakes (complete with ducks) in the area immediately adjacent to the Comcast corporate campus. A small picnic grove separates both ends of this long and narrow park, and contains a small assortment of playground gear. Parking on Rahway Ave. can be tough, but is a breeze on the Garden St. side. Also a nice park to stroll, as there is often something of interest going on.

Black Brook Park is 11 acres of recreational area carved into the suburban woodlands of Whippany…read more It's a great spot for a bike ride, jog, or just getting your steps in thanks to it's paved path. You can also check out the smaller field and show your support as the local little league teams play baseball on the 60 ft diamond. There's also a full sized 90 ft diamond as well as lighted tennis courts, pickle ball, basketball, roller hockey, and volleyball courts.    In the warmer months they hold concerts and live events at the gazebo area and they also have a horseshoe pit which can sometimes get competitive. Not saying I'm a ringer or nothing but I have been known to throw a shoe now and again, just don't forget to bring your wallet Lol.    This park is always well maintained and clean and they're very serious about keeping that way. Dogs are welcomed as long as they're picked up after and there are restrooms located near the front parking lots. Come And Get Your Activities On!!

Wanted to explore a new park today and found Black Brook Park, an 11-acre multi-purpose family…read morefriendly park situated in lovely Whippany (Hanover Twp), NJ. Per the township website and as is apparent once you arrive at this well-maintained, clean and beautiful park, it offers the following: Basketball court Bike and jogging path around the perimeter of the park Four lighted tennis courts Gazebo Horseshoe Pit Little League diamond (60 feet) Picnic area Playground Restrooms Standard size baseball field (90 feet) Tennis practice wall Tot playground next to the small diamond Two roller hockey courts Volleyball court Black Brook also offers a snack bar during baseball season, as well as picnic rentals. Even with overcast skies, it was great to be able to enjoy the fresh air and get the endorphins released today at such a pleasant spot. If you're a walker/runner, you may not find the perimeter of the trails adequate in terms of the stretch of trails (you can do multiple loops) but what's nice about this park is that you can venture into the very nice surrounding residential developments to get more distance in, with inclines/downhills. Great place to bring your doggie(s) too! They also have a nice little playground for the little ones. Check out Black Brook in Whippany!! :)

Located in the heart of Chatham New Jersey Memorial Park is a well situated park with many of the…read moreamenities that a young family would enjoy. There are two groups of playsets which are clean modern and well-maintained. There is a library which is fantastic. There is also a basketball court. In the summer there is a community pool that is open for residents of the borrow which is small but again convenient for some people. In addition to all of this there are very big fields which are good for playing soccer baseball and the like.

Love this place. Very spacious, machines, weights, and treadmills are always available. Yes…read moresomeitmes it gets packed in the middle of the day but at night or early in the morning their is no problem working out. They have a basketball court, pickleball court, rock climibing walls, swimming pools inside and outside. Also have sauna and steamrooms. Locker rooms are clean and staff are helpful. I don't ever have an issue finding parking. Yes, it's pricey but they offer a lot for people and having an outdoor pool with plenty of places to sit and relax is nice in the summer time.

They've done it again! Basketball court has been close since March 22 for 'renovations' and the…read morepickleball courts are closed too. It's now the end of April, and as you might have guessed, the Life Time which can never finish any maintenance work, has once again failed to deliver.

Hidden Park a Stones Throw From the Morristown Station…read more I brought my son here after having lunch near the Morristown Station expecting this to be much smaller based on the original review and photos. To my surprise Jacob Ford Playground has an amazing amount of open space considering the location. Jacob Ford Playground is more of a park that is nestled into a quiet neighborhood than just a playground. It features 1 full basketball court, 1 tennis court, 1 covered picnic area, 1 grass field, 2 integrated play structures, 2 toddler swings, 2 standard swings and an "Impressive" grassy hill at the far end. The basketball and tennis courts are no frills but fully functional. The basketball court is located near the street entrance and is close enough to the covered picnic area that you can watch any games that are going on while enjoying some nice shade. The tennis court is in a far corner which offers a sense of seclusion so you don't need to worry about if people are watching you as you perfect your [enter your dream tennis move here]. Between these courts is the grassy field. This field is big enough for anything you can throw at it. It even has a fence set up for any kind of pitching sport (think baseball or kickball). The play structures appear to be solidly designed for 5-12 year olds. These play structures are very engaging because there are so many different elements to climb, slide, and explore. The toddler swings and standard swings flank opposite sides of the playground so your smaller one(s) should be safe from the bigger one(s). The benches surrounding the playground located closest to the fence tend to be mostly shaded throughout the day. Because of its proximity you can catch the sounds and sights of the Dover Train Line. This can be seen as an added bonus considering so many little ones enjoy trains. I personally found it quite relaxing to hear the train roll by so quietly. If you would like to observe all of these elements at the same time, I would recommend that you check out the top of the "impressive" grassy hill at the far end of the field. Your efforts will be rewarded with shade and a great view of the entire place. There is a Porta Potty located near the entrance but it was locked while I was there. There is no bathroom here otherwise so plan you day accordingly.

This is a nice little playground with a large field behind it. It is inside Jacob Ford Village, set…read moreaway from the busy main road. There's a nice gazebo with picnic tables for lunch or just resting in the shade. Big kid and little kid swings available. There's a fence around most of the playground. Could have been a little cleaner, there was paper and cardboard on the ground when we went.

It's a Local Park how in the world could you Not give it 5 Stars?! If you are lucky enough to call…read moreEast Hanover your home, then Lurker Park is your own. It's where you see hometown baseball games and where Food Truck fundraisers are held. Local Carnivals and Fireworks are also held here. It's where you can go and get your cardio on while you walk/run around the Park. Just recently I found out that in the Summer and early Fall months they have a Farmer's Market on Mondays where you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Many local 'up and coming' Bands have community concerts here at the Park. This place is a very cool park to hang out and be one with this outstanding Town.

So I'm partial to this park/ fields. I have been walking around the fields for over 2o yrs. Every…read moreSpring I start my daily walking around the park. It is so nice to see the change an updating over the last 10 yrs. You should of seen this place 10 yrs. Ago! What a mess!! Now they have redone a lot of it. There are new picnic tables, benches, bochie ball(not sure I'm spelling this right) the fields are green and the fence is updated. This park is perfect for a daily stroll, watching your children play sports, climbing on the jungle gym, reading a good book in the shade or sun& having a nice romantic lunch with your other half. This park is made for everything! It just depends in the day of the week and the time you come.

This is a great neighborhood park. My daughter loves it!…read more It's nice and open without much trees or shade around, which makes this the perfect park for a chilly yet sunny day. The playground area is large with lots of various slide / tunnel / swing / climbing wall options. My daughter is 1.5 and there is plenty for her to do. In addition to a playground there is also a large basketball court, soccer field and a gazebo. There are always a ton of organized sports going on, especially during the weekends. Parking and benches are plentiful. Simons Park doesn't get as crowded as Central Park, but also has a bit more to do than Watnong Park. Because of that it's usually my go-to, and is the perfect way to get fresh air with my mini.

Simons Memorial Park has lots to offer the community of Morris Plains:…read more 1 small gated AstroTurf field 1 full Basketball Court 1 playground for 2-5 year olds 1 playground for 5-12 year olds 1 Gazebo 1 Concession stand for larger events (not always open) Fields for outdoor sports Restrooms for larger events (not always available) The playground located here is great as it has 2 play areas for larger kids (5-12 year olds) or smaller kids (2-5 year olds). There are both regular swings, toddler swings, and a see-saw in addition to the play structures. You can keep an eye on your little ones from one of several benches in or around the playground. If you would like to watch like a pro in the shade you can keep an eye on them from the gazebo that is located right next to the playground. The ground cover is made of recycled tires to protect your little ones from little falls. The trees next to this playground provide shade later in the afternoon so plan your sun exposure accordingly. There is a water fountain here between the basketball court and playground that is available seasonally. There is currently (end of Spring 2016) a blue porta-potty near the entrance to the parking lot near the corner of Hillview Ave and Mountain Way. The bathrooms attached to the concession stand are typically not available unless there is a large sporting or community event going on so plan your intake and output needs accordingly.

An amazing park we stumbled across when trying to find a playground for our child…read more This playground has 2 adjacent gated playgrounds, a gazebo, a drinking fountain, shaded seating, and a Porta Potty to serve small and big kids alike. The 2-5 year olds Toddler playground has rubber mats on the ground to protect your little ones from little falls. 1 play structure, 5 Rocking features, and 2 Toddler swings are available. The Motorcycle rocking feature with the side car, the giraffe bench, and the shaded bench in the play structure are pretty awesome and adorabeezle. The 5-12 year olds playground has wood chip ground cover. It is a combination of older plastic, rope, and wood structures that should keep your kids climbing and sliding in very original ways. They are even very fun for those who are kids at heart. 1 large play structure, 1 climbing wall, 1 see saw table, 2 standard swings, and a tire swing are available. A few of the really original structures in the 5-12 year olds playground are the gondola at the back and the yellow sliding "rings" in the front of the play structure. The gondola can be moved between two platforms by turning the crank. The yellow sliding "rings" can be used by holding onto 1 yellow "ring" on each of 2 tracks that are next to each other. Then you need to alternate balancing your weight on one "ring" while sliding the other one forward. (Imagine trying to peddle with your hands in the air.) It's tons of fun and probably a pretty good upper body and core workout. The drinking fountain is located near the entrance of the 5-12 year olds playground. A Porta Potty is located to the left side of the playgrounds for your convenience. The Bee Meadow Pool and football field are just across the parking lot which has lots of parking.