It is a wonderful place to spend some outdoor time walking the gardens and learning about the…read morenative plant life in this area.

Its so beautiful, QUIET and serene, what a nestled little treasure of Delaware. My daughters loved…read moreall the lil baby frogs everywhere in the Spring. The trail on top of the highest point looking down (and a picnic table!) on all the natural wildflowers is almost spiritual. I enjoyed taking hikes early in mornings just for reflection. Highly recommend. Note: With the wildflowers, come the bees so please keep this in mind if you have an allergy and planning a trip here. Occasionally, you'll get a curious bee checking you out, but their harmless usually give a good sniff, and are on their merry way

If you're looking for an awesome adventure and a great workout, then this is the place for you…read more The adventures in the trees is amazing. The view as you zip line is awesome. This place is just fun. Good for pretty much all occasions. Check the weather before making plans. Arrive early and if you have gloves, make sure you bring yourself a pair. Our group got caught in the trees while an electrical storm began to approach. Staff acted quickly to shut the adventures down and assisted us through the last obstacle and onto the zip line so we could escape the approaching storm. Staff stayed with us in the swaying trees and constantly reassured us that we would be okay, she wouldn't leave us and we would make it down safely. Staff stayed in constant communication with each other via walkie talkies. Prior to even getting up into the trees, there a quick review on safety precautions and how to secure yourself to the cables. There was always a staff member at each obstacle to remind those who continued to forget. We came for a child's birthday party and she and her friends really enjoyed themselves.

This is a fun, if short, zip line course. The staff are very helpful and friendly. There is only…read moreone true "zip line" and it is not very long. Don't wear white clothes - most of our group of nine crash landed into the mulch pile! The rest of the course felt more like a ropes course attached to a zip line. The bridges were challenging and the floating "palettes" extremely challenging.

We checked out Tiny Tee's Village at Village Greens Mini Golf today, and it was such a cute…read moreexperience for little kids. All of us got in for $22.50 total, which was an amazing price. Each child was $7.50, and I didn't have to pay. There's also a local discount, which was a nice bonus if your local (Central PA) . The best part is that your kids get wristbands for all-day access, so you can leave and come back later. The wristbands were convenient, but not every kid loves wearing them. One of mine tried to pull theirs off, so that's something to keep in mind. The entire village is set on turf, which made it feel clean and easy for kids to run around. There are around 10 little houses, all filled with fun, imaginative play setups. Things do get a little mixed around from kid to kid, but it didn't take away from the experience at all. There isn't much shade, and on a hot day it definitely makes a difference. We stayed for about an hour, from around 11 to 12, and that heat was the main reason we left. Food and drinks aren't allowed inside the village for kids, but parents can walk around with coffee, which is a plus. There is a food and drink stand on-site if you want to grab something. The setup overall is super convenient. Bathrooms are right there, and you pay at the main mini golf area when you arrive. There are also extra outdoor games included, like giant checkers and tic-tac-toe, which added even more value without extra cost. Parking is easy with angled spots, and when we went it wasn't crowded at all. The location is also perfect if you're already exploring nearby spots like Choo Choo Barn, Strasburg Rail Road, or Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Everything is within about 10 minutes. There were a few bees and wasps around, which is expected for an outdoor space. It wasn't overwhelming, and it didn't interfere with play. This would be a great spot for playdates or casual meetups. The price is hard to beat, and it's an easy, fun outing for younger kids. I'd definitely go back, just aiming for a cooler day next time.

The golf course is gorgeous. It's like playing mini golf in a forest which is awesome. There are…read moreholes that are surrounded by water so when you hit it, it has a big chance of going in the water. That wouldn't be such a problem if the bins that are at like every other hole that say "extra balls" don't have any golf balls them. I know it's a popular spot but I wish they had a little more management on the capacity to make it so that you don't have to wait literally 10-15 mins between every other hole. Other than that, great spot unlike most courses.

List of strict pointless rules that make it NOT family friendly. If you want to do laps dont bring…read morekids, because gods forbid you be able to switch pools inside an aquatic center. This place is the biggest shit hole joke Ive ever seen and now a splashpad that costs money!?!?! Read the long list of rules before you go so you dont waste your time on this garbage facility!

Very good .... $14 for me and my baby to have a good time. Lots of lifeguards monitoring the…read morekiddies .....

This is the spot where it goes down in the summer. On a hot day, this is it. The snack bar gets the…read morejob done. My main complaint is that they removed the high dive and that was the coolest part of the pool. Nothing beats the splash contest off the high dive during adult swim, and they took it away from us.

From the owner: Crestwood has a 25 meter competitive swimming pool with an attached shallow end graduating up to…read more2.5 feet. We also have a separate baby pool for young children as well as playground equipment. For a relaxing environment there are many shady and sunny areas to lay by while lounging at the pool. Wireless Internet is provided to our members at no extra charge so you can connect your laptops and mobile devices. For the more active members we offer recently resurfaced volleyball and basketball courts. We also have a fully stocked snack bar that offers both hot and cold items. We have a brand new competitive diving board as well as a double water slide for everyone to enjoy. Overlooking our pool is a covered pavilion equipped with tables and benches, lights, fans, and a gas grill available to our members.

Wonderful experience on the phone with Brett, and via email with the kind lady, the Director I…read morebelieve. Both were Professional, kind, super helpful and welcoming. Highly recommend this place and their management! Very customer service oriented! Top notch people. Thank you.

New recreation center in Mill Creek section of Philadelphia. They have community events there but…read morebecause it is a new facility they are extremely selective on what occurs there. There is a multi use room and a indoor basketball court. Ample street parking is on the side and a parking lot in the back. You can not drive right up to the building; there are barriers. Contact PHA for event availability.

Day 2. I'm not sure if it was because it was a holiday weekend, but the bathrooms were completely…read morefilthy. Plumbing issues galore. No toilet paper, trash over flowing. Also everyone seemed to be in a bad mood, and ready for the day to be over.

We were here for the under Armour youth girls's basketball tournament. This place is insane and…read moreappears to be a large money pit. First, the facilities are really interesting. With so many teams here to play basketball there was definitely a variety of quality between courts. Sponsor teams had premium space like in my photos, but other teams just had modified all purpose sports space. Not a really good set up proceeding for anybody who is there with their youth. Unfortunately, everything cost something here. It starts with an exorbitant amount for parking. Since this is not an NFL stadium, it seems very ridiculous to have a parking fee that you could not avoid by parking further away. Otherwise, the amount of commercial cash grabs here from food to merch was rather blasé. If this is what funding their business model, I guess I can understand, but it does not feel right. This place does not really teach the rigor of sporting to me, and rather just shows how commercialization has made sports problems.

Worst venue experience I've had. Be very careful with parking--they will fine you if you don't pay…read moreimmediately, even though there are no clear signs explaining that requirement. The bathrooms were dirty and poorly maintained, and at one point didn't even have soap available. The facility was also incredibly overcrowded. It was difficult to watch my daughter's volleyball game because people were constantly walking in front of us with no real crowd control. I also had concerns about cleanliness at the café. The staff member serving food had her hair down, which didn't feel sanitary. Overall, this venue needs significant improvements in organization, cleanliness, and communication.

As a sports complex is seems very nice…read more We counted at least 10-12 full sized fields. Grass well maintained. Some turf fields as well. Parking for large tourneys is a little questionable. Many porta potties as well. Amenities for food and drink are very sparse. One small cart that was routinely out of offerings and very slow.

Pretty typical axe throwing place. It's a bit smaller than…read moreI anticipated with only about 7-8 throwing areas. Decent vibe with cable spool tables etc. they had big table games to also spend some time. The new Bar is a nice addition being able to get a drink but now you can't BYOB The boards could have been better as they seemed a bit dry and beat up.

My brother won a gift certificate for Tilted Axes and invited me to come with him as it was for two…read morepeople for two hours. What he didn't realize was there was an expiration date, but thankfully for some nice customer service, we were allowed to use it the day after expiration as we set up in advance a date and time that the facility advised would work - 4pm on a Saturday. We arrived to a majority empty place which turned out to be in our favor. We got a lane to ourselves and almost a private lesson on how to throw from our AxeMaster. There are three styles of axes. Two are two-handed throwers, and then a hatchet which is a one-hand throw. They all have their positives and negatives with their weight and accuracy, but we got enough time to toss them all. Our two-hour session started with 10 minutes on each of the two axes and hatchet. It was almost getting monotonous but quickly we were getting the hang of each one and the characteristics needed to make accurate throws. Our AxeMaster would provide pointers after each throw to improve our skills. Then, let the games begin! We played several games. First was a 20-throw high score wins. Every fifth round you could go for a "kill" shot which was the tiny blue dot on each upper left and right of the bullseye target. 10 points to succeed, zero if you fail. 99% of the time you fail. Second game was to have an imaginary tic-tac-toe board and win that game. Another game was to hit each level of bullseye twice and then end the game with a kill shot. We then played another 20-throw high score. When it came to the kill shot to win, this took a very long time and we almost didn't have enough time to play the second 20-throw. But, I finally got it and we played. Happy to say I won everything except tic-tac-toe. The facility has at least 10 lanes to throw, a small lounge with some video games and pool table, a stage area for bands or comedians, and plenty of tables to stand around and watch the TVs or people throwing. There are competition leagues and Tilted Axes is certified to have them. They sell a little bit of food, but you can bring in all you want and beer, too. If this place was crowded, and our AxeMaster said it does at times, I do not know if we would have had as much fun because of the diminished time you would have had to throw and the hour or two does go quickly. While you are playing your games, you do have the option to switch out which axe you can throw. You have to sign waivers which are done electronically. Don't forget to tip your AxeMaster! We had a great time and our shoulders are a little bit sore. We really liked the experience and would definitely do it again! We had a gift certificate, but I was told a two-hour session is about $42 for one person, and about $25 for a one-hour session. I'm sure the website has the group rates and competition league rates and rules.