Wish-Upon-A Star Playground has been maintained in nice and very new condition. It is nice to have…read morea playground where 2 to 3 year olds can play safely, explore and have fun. This park has extra street parking and an adjacent basketball court and baseball diamond. The musical toys for littles are a great addition. This is a neighborhood gem.

Sharon Hill Memorial Park is host to the Sharon Hill Borough Cultural and Arts commission events…read more Often you'll find vendors, food trucks music along with the playground in this park. This playground park is very clean and I would recommend it to anyone. The only downside is Parking comes at a premium as the park does not have a parking lot and it is in a residential area. Additionally it's neighbor is a church the overflow of parking on Sunday from the church may make it difficult. Nice relaxing park and well-kept with entertainment I'll visit again and again.

My daughter loves this park,…read more Clean the children are usually friendly and play together. They have all of the basic playground stuff for the kids, slides swings and other things. The only issue I have found is that when it's crowded it's hard to find close parking space but over all I recommend this playground. This was remodeled about 4 years ago before that it was a mess.

Fort Medford is a playground located in the Township of Medford within the wider footprint of the…read moreBob Meyer Memorial Park. The playground is a bit nestle in a discreet neighborhood. Living in Central Jersey, we decided to visit the playground after our trip to the Cherry Hill Mall down in the Southern New Jersey region. Firstly, Fort Medford is unique in style and variety of playground equipment, notably in the wooden castle/fort-like structure that serves as the focal piece of the overall playground. This structure provides several towers/turrets that reach about 7-9 feet high that is accessible through the built in steps. These towers are then mostly connected via wooden walkways or other playground obstacles that bridge the gap between the different towers, which then range from rope to bars that challenges the navigator's balance and dexterity (level of difficulty varies and may not be suitable for toddlers). There are also a variety of slides built in with this structure along with different swing sets available throughout. However, younger children can play in a more modern playground set that is a part of the overall playground area. The area and size of the playground is vast relative to other playgrounds that we have been to, and is comparable in size to the Regatta Playground (by Turtle Back Zoo) in North Jersey. This modern playground set is arguably a little less intimidating when it comes to the height for children and offer similar playground amenities (slides/obstacles). For adult consideration purposes, there is a brick-and-mortar restroom facility as well as a covered pavilion which can be used as a shaded/resting area with tables. Overall, this is a great playground for families to take their children to enjoy.

What a great park! The wooden fort structure is so unique and large. My kids love playing hide and…read moreseek. It is a very popular park so it is crowded on the weekends. The city just fixed up a part of it too, so I'm pleased it's being well maintained!

Really wonderful experience at Red Bank park with my Luke's Place friends looking at the historical…read moreartifacts, going for a nice walk around, going up and down the steps, having a nice picnic lunch, seeing the butterflies, watching the ships go by throwing stones in the water going on the playground, and doing yoga as my personal favorite.

So, I've been to Red Bank Battlefield numerous times. A few times for group picnics and other times…read morejust to walk along the Delaware waterfront. And each time is simply wonderful. If you want to host an event, you can reserve one of the pavilions to hold a BBQ cookout. There is a kids' play area for the little ones too. There's also a huge open lawn for outdoor activities, although it isn't the best spot because of all the goose droppings. Now, if they got the goose population under control, it would be awesome for football, frisbee, or volleyball. Alternatively, if you want some time to yourself to stroll the walking trail, it's certainly peaceful and serene, with gorgeous views of Philadelphia from the New Jersey side looking out across the Delaware River. Plus, the park has a lot of history, so be sure to take time to appreciate that aspect! PRO TIP: Saturdays are obviously the busiest, with all the group gatherings, so arrive early to find parking. The parking lot tends to fill up quickly during those times.

Soo close to 5 stars!!!…read more I've / we've been coming to this park for years upon years. It's across from a really nice neighborhood and a great shopping center (Tori's, Coppolla's, Shoprite, CardSmart, GNC, etc). I have such fond memories :) Pre-children, I'd come here and walk around for exercise. I'd sometimes drag my mom or best friend. Post kids, I'd pack the 'shrimps' in their double stroller and walk around. As they got older, they'd swing and play on the playground equipment (and never want to leave!). The park is very pleasant overall - there is an extensive playgound set, a huge field (softball, playing catch, frisbee, etc.), a few picnic tables, two basketball courts and a large gazebo. I've rented out the gazebo at least twice for birthday parties. It's $30 for Glo Twp residents and IDK for non-residents. You have to provide and decorate everything. (When we had parties, I'd always bring a radio and chalk too). Everyone always enjoyed when we celebrated here! What I really appreciate is that you are across from a video survellienced police station plus Mister Softee and Blue Bunny make their rounds in the spring and summer! (only negatives - stinky port-o-potties and it's sometimes hard to see your children through the closely spaced equipment bars)

We are such fans of this park. Gloucester Township has a number of community events throughout the…read moreyear. The half mile "walking trail" which many people run is cool with small inclines for the additional burn. There are charging stations and a good amount of shade. My children love this park because of the 3 separate playgrounds for all ages. There is plenty of seating for parents and a large field for random play. The two basketball courts are decent. I find parking can be difficult at times but mostly it's good. The police station and court house are right next door.

Love this park it's super clean and the little path is beautiful and the kids love coming out here…read moreto play .

Most everyone I know still calls this place Bethel Mill Park even though the name officially…read morechanged years ago. I adhere to that categorization and thus will use the old name here. Admittedly, today was the first time I visited since I was a teenager. The park looked the same. I grew up about five minutes away from this park so it was host to plenty of picnics, walks, friend outings, and the *super intense* school walk-a-thons. It's a cool park in that you can make your own adventure. Walk out in the sun, play a sport on one of the courts, hang out in the pavilion, or head down to the wooded path and walk along the water/admire wildlife/feed ducks. It's especially nice that Bethel Mill has on-site bathrooms that are well-kept and stocked with toilet paper. I wish parks like Cooper River would follow suit. This park is family oriented, offers plenty of shade and sun, and has nice benches all around. I'm a fan and hope to visit more often this spring.

I used to come to this park all the time as a young tyke, and I haven't been in YEARS. But looks…read morelike it's only gotten better with time. The park is loaded with things to do. There is an obscene amount of baseball fields, but there is also a nice paved trail, a playground, a lake, Bocci ball courts, a hill, soccer fields, etc. I'm sure I'm missing something. If I had a nit pick, I would like the walking path to be a little bit longer, but that's just me being pedantic at that point. Recommended.

Over 68 acres and with all sorts of sporting possibilities, Cinnaminson's Memorial park includes…read moreeight baseball fields (two lighted), two large-sized soccer fields (both lighted), a bocce court, a hockey rink, a sledding hill, a natural lake and a playground. After a beer and a pizza, I was drawn to the three-quarter mile walking path that loops around the park. Smooth enough to be handicapped accessible, it was a comfortable way to work off some calories and spin down towards bedtime. Great park with plenty of parking. [Review 18272 overall - 145 in New Jersey - 1794 of 2022.]

Nice, small park to eat a lunch in. Get a quick walk in while on your break…read more Playground.

Coo little park nestled in this quiet community. I come here to eat my lunch a lot of days. They…read morehave a nice playground, some sports fields. Very nice park if you're in the area.