A beautiful day at Overpeck County Park. We came here a few years ago, returned today to explore…read moremore of the park than our first visit. There are trails, tracks, fields, a big playground, huge space to explore what the park has to offer. We live so close by, we will take more of an opportunity to explore more.

What an amazing time I had for the 4th of July at Overpeck park-Organizers great job -parking was…read moreawesome as they allowed disabled access parking which allowed my mother in law close access to activities. Music was better than great everyone dancing singing-Tommy Fox was stationed for beers wine -they had a great spot and had their own portable potty for guests-didn't have to wait on long lines for public bathroom. The fireworks were great expected better but good job -now leaving parking lot was crazy they sent all cars in one direction instead of utilizing all exits-took us an hour before we were out of the mess-but all in all nice time -let me not forget the delicious corn beef sandwich we bought from Pastrami grill from Garfield NJ -look them up

Good pool, good friends good tennis courts. Good walking path and park staff…read more They have new tennis courts but need a new pool. it was the best bargain in town, especially for seniors of limited means.

I used to live in Teaneck and I used to take my son to the park and I also used to have his…read morebirthday in the park. You could always reserve a spot and have an outdoor birthday party with foods and cake and the kids could always play in the park we always had such fond memories of the good time and family orientated park. I see now that the park is much different and a lot more things to do and don't forget if you're a Teaneck resident you could always use the pool. such fun memories of the way it was.

An open space, right across the Wood Park & Leonia Public Library, in Leonia…read more Wood Park provides quite a lot with the tennis court, baseball area, and the playground. The sculpture garden is right across, and you can just sit at the gazebo while your car is being serviced at Delta, or after the mass at the St. John Church, or waiting for your kid from Leonia middle school.

Lovely little park bordering Leonia Public Library. It seems like lots of families are enjoying…read morethis quiet space on Sunday afternoon. Walking distance from shopping. Diverse neighborhood. Many languages being spoken at the park, and the environment is welcoming. Lots of shade. Playground equipment. Restrooms. Park is well maintained. Plenty of Niantic spots for Ingress/Pokémon Go/Wizards Unite.

Nice little park and playground area that is clean, quiet, and well maintained…read more Located on the grounds of what was once an amusement park in the early 1900's you won't find any history of that here sadly. The jungle gym equipment looks almost new and below it has softer rubberized ground. Benches to sit on, swings, but no bathroom. Located right next to Highbridge Park it's in a peaceful setting mainly for the locals up here.

Great local playground for the kids young and old. Small kids area is closed in which is a plus…read more You got a nice walking path, tennis courts, track and soccer/football field here also.

PROS: One of the best parks around. Nice trails, skate park, playground, and a tennis court. This…read morehas bathrooms and water fountains nearby along with a track/football/soccer field right behind it. CONS: Unfortunately for the size of this park the parking is very limited. OVERALL: As long as it's not crowded I think you'll have a easy time finding parking and you'll also have a good time at the park

Hosted my son's 3rd Birthday in November 2025..Im just now getting around to reviewing following…read morethe Holidays and New Year, but definitely wanted to speak to my son's experience... He still speaks of his birthday and I can't say enough amazing things about the experience! From start to finish, it was truly a one-stop shop. They handled everything from decorations, food, cake, and nonstop indoor play, which made the day completely stress-free for us and unforgettable for our little one. The space was clean, safe, and perfectly set up for toddlers to have a blast. The staff was incredibly friendly, organized, and attentive, making sure every detail was taken care of. The food and cake were delicious, beautifully presented, and right on time. We also added the balloon animal add-on, and it was a HUGE hit, the kids were absolutely thrilled and it added such a fun, special touch to the party! If you're looking for an easy, fun, and perfectly coordinated birthday party experience, I highly recommend Xtreme Energy Englewood. They made our son feel so special, and we got to actually enjoy the celebration instead of stressing over logistics. Thank you for making his 3rd birthday so memorable!

We come to Xtreme Energy in Englewood all the time -- it's one of my kids' absolute favorite…read moreplaces, and after attending a birthday party here, I'm even more impressed. Jennifer, who hosted the party, was beyond amazing. She was so warm, kind, hospitable, and genuinely made every guest feel special and welcomed. I honestly don't think I've ever seen birthday party staff this attentive and caring before. She went above and beyond and truly made the entire experience feel seamless and special. It honestly comes as no surprise because Xtreme Energy is already one of the best places for kids, but this experience completely exceeded expectations. Highly recommend for both play and parties!

Love to walk the trails in this park very picturesque and I feel very safe while doing so. I also…read morebring my pets for walks and they really enjoy the watching the ducks on the pond watching the squirrels and chipmunks play. Great selection of birds for bird watching.

Another place I decide to try living in Yonkers it was different they just had too many loud people…read moreI think they were from camps but it was a nice day to be out. I would try it again when there's not so many kid from camps.

Lovely park right off main street…read more There is no parking lot but lots of metered street parking in the immediate area. The park has a large field with a baseball diamond there. There is a paved path around the perimeter of the park. There is an exercise area as well as a sizeable playground, focused on children 5-12 years old. Along the main path, there are also some less intensive exercise stations...they even have wheelchair accessible options. The park is very well-maintained and safe.

Beautiful little park with workout stations along the paths. Should take a minute and stop by every…read morestation, try it out, and read the workout tips offered. There's also a neat little playground on the far end. Very clean areas. Lots of parking outside the park as well.

Many people don't know this but New Jersey has alot of parks. Some are real good finds. Flat Rock…read moreBrook is a hidden gem. It is tucked away in a residential neighborhood. We went on Friday afternoon and we were lucky to get a parking space. The parking lot is small with only about 15 spots. Hiking was very easy even though it was not marked. It was nice to be able to enjoy the great outdoors without having to drive a long distance. The highlight of the visit was the aviary. The aviary housed 1 falcon and 2 owls. It was really cool to see these birds close up!

Flat Rock is more rustic than I expected given the location and relative lack of hype. It offers…read moremore varied terrain than some other suburban spots like Emerson Woods Preserve. The sign mentioning NYC being 4.3 miles away is a clever comment on the unexpected location, unclear if that's a "crow files" metric or an actual journey involving walking over the GWB. (click here for my "Fear of Heights" podcast on Audacy). At least one of the wooden bridges across the water wasn't in good shape. If it fails you won't drown but you might get muddy. And in one major advantage over other quirky NJ nature spots is the existence of a bathroom (depending on the hours of the nature center building, which are shorter than those of the overall preserve). Geography notes: you won't want to walk all the way to/from downtown Englewood as I did, the 166 bus gets relatively close but is a relatively slow ride.

Paid a visit to Lily & Liam with my 10 month old daughter after work on a Friday. There was a good…read moreamount of things to do for even a 10 month old! For about $17.99 we got one child admission as well as one adult admission. We also had to pay another $4.99 for the an extra adult admission for my wife. This pays for a locker rental and access to the playground and seating area. No outside food or drinks are allowed. I did get a cold brew, scallion pancake, and a ham and cheese panini. The cold brew was surprisingly good. The food was decent. The playground was actually very good for a baby who can crawl and sit. There was a baby only area with a small slide and ball pit. There are lots of padded surfaces for the baby to practice standing and walking. And lots of toys and balls to grab. She especially enjoyed being pushed around the racetrack in a little cart. And the small kitchen to play in is fully stocked. It's also very clean. Staff members are constantly walking through the facility picking up stray balls, discarded toys, and wiping down surfaces. I would definitely come here again.

Clean and spacious kids cafe. We arrived with only 45…read moreminutes left to closing, but I appreciated that they charged me the 30 min price when I feel like they could have charged the hourly price. I also like that they don't charge for the accompanying adult, which most places do. There isn't a whole lot of things to do there, but it serves its purpose for entertaining kids.