Top notch facility with a team store and 4 fields -- 2 dirt/grass, 2 turf -- with bathrooms and…read moreconcessions behind field 1. Turf fields came in handy for the PBR tourney to allow all teams to get 3 games in. Protective nets to shield fans from some foul balls; still need to keep heads on a swivel for surrounding fields.

The temp was only 40 degrees but it was a sunny, cloud free day. We were bundled up and enjoyed the…read morefirst game of a free double header. The 4 baseball fields are immaculate and in excellent shape. There is a lot of paved parking, one main entrance and two ticket booths, concessions (I could smell french fries), male and female bathrooms along with a unisex/family bathroom. Our field had a small section of bleachers and there was plenty of flat space for chairs and sports bubbles. Sidebar: Our son played baseball from the age of 7 all the way through high school. That's 11 years of us sitting in the wind, rain, sleet and freezing temperatures. Sports bubbles weren't around then so I was fascinated by them and yes, JEALOUS. People had wagons loaded with their own snacks and drinks but I doubt that would be allowed for the Minor League games. Plus, I think concession food helps make the baseball experience even better. Anyway, we had a great time! Hotdog, peanuts and popcorn anyone?!

Nice clean park with several pickleball courts. Courts are clearly marked and always clean. Plus,…read morethe bathrooms are clean too.

Lots of gated areas to make sure there are no escapees. All dogs when outside of the gate were…read moreleashed. Dogs must be registered before coming! There is also a tennis court and soccer field basically on the/ next to it. We assumed it is all the same place. Wish it included some walking trail type areas but there was also a covered space with picnic benches and bbq grills. So a pretty well rounded little spot for multiple needs. Water fountains weren't functioning closest to bathrooms on tennis side when we went though...

I'm part of a cycling meetup, and today they hose to meet here. My GPS said it would take 90…read moreminutes to get here via Third Fork Creek trail. It took 30. Park has loads of tennis courts, a ball field with good seating/stands, and lots of shaded parking.

Not quite ready to head back to the hotel room and maybe needing a little walk to help my excessive…read moredinner digest, I headed to Southern Boundaries and found a good spot to enjoy their walking trails. The large park features a baseball/softball field, basketball courts, tennis courts and some spots for sitting in the shade. The walking trail, at least the part of it that I enjoyed, was smoothly paved. [Review 11834 overall, 1616 of 2019.]

This updated review is for the turf soccer fields. The youth Rainbow soccer league uses these for…read moreweekly practices. These are nice fields that don't really end up needing to be closed from rain since they are turf. The parking lot can get very crowded. I recommend backing into a parking spot so you can exit a little easier.

Went on a Saturday- I will say a fair number of dogs were unleashed which is never good in my…read moreopinion. We had to turn around a couple of times to avoid other dogs off leashes. The parking at the soccer field area wasn't bad but I do know it gets packed at that soccer field but there was also a playground and a couple of trails (the longest was about 1.1 miles so we did a couple). The trails were relatively easy to follow and had posts with color coordination. Overall a really close spot to me so will be visiting again. I do think the trails could be longer but overall are nice. Next time will visit the water with the overlook.

I did not read about the safety concerns that other people had before i arrived. It is a manicured…read moreset of sports fields that appeared to be in good condition. I used it for picnic tables and a water bottle refill. I will say that there was some kind of weird sketchy behavior with people driving slowly through the parking lot, so maybe the people with safety concerns have a point. It wasn't a place with trail or much nature.

Great facilities but was just there a week ago for a baseball tournament and witnessed in broad…read moredaylight with many people around at least 4-5 car break ins. Saw the criminals (i refuse to call them suspects as they were guilty) break into cars live with folks sitting around in cars adjacent to them and people everywhere. They would drive up in a rental car next to their target with the passenger hoping out quickly breaking the window and be gone in 20 seconds. Police came and did their thing left and the criminals came right back and broke into another car. They are targeting this as well as any organized tournaments as they know folks are careless. Ladies - you CANNOT leave a purse in your car here. Don't even bring it. This is the one common connection to every car that was broken into. Cary - you have to get this under control. If there are events here on this scale you HAVE to post someone up out there.

We were heading up to the Morrisville area and decided to stop at this park for some exercise. We…read moreended up walking a little over 2 miles on the greenway and enjoyed it. In addition to the greenway there is a playground, picnic tables, cornhole boards, areas for various sports and more.

Bottom line: Morrisville Community Park is a good place to get a bit of outside exercise if you are…read moreneeding to get out and enjoy some fresh air. Not massive but fair sized park facility including playground, shelter, playing and ball fields, etc. with paved walking/running path to use that connects to the adjacent Hatcher Creek Greenway. The Deets: During COVID-19 time, I've had a chance to walk over to Morrisville Community Park a couple of times to enjoy some outside time. It is easy to access by car with a parking lot off Morrisville Parkway, or you can walk there as I have using Hatcher Creek Greenway path access. From reading others' descriptions of the park, I expected it to be small (if you just considered the area around the playground) but I would say for Morrisville it's got a good bit of land to enjoy...I took plenty of pics of the areas I encountered). There is a children's playground area, and to the side of it appears to be a little outside fitness area to use. To the other side of the playground, a nice shelter area is available with adjacent bathroom facilities. I noticed a sign posted next to them stating that "this facility is cleaned and sanitized daily for your safety" which is good to know, especially now. When you past the shelter, there is a pretty large open playing field (?pickup games of football/soccer, etc.,?) and beyond that are ball fields. The field 1 is a 301 ft fence ball field and field 2 has a 200 ft fence distance, with both next to a nice facilities building. In between the open playing field and fields 1 & 2, there is a smaller ball field (field 3) that appears to be under repairs at the time of this writing. Park users can enjoy a nice paved walkway around all of the park area, and it connects up with the Hatcher Creek Greenway on both sides of the park. It makes for a nice loop in itself for a good walk or to go on further to the greenway for more exercise. In all, As with the greenway, I find Morrisville Community Park a great resource that the town of Morrisville provides to the public for use, especially when you need your exercise to be in an outside setting. I am a fan!

Tennis courts, ball diamond, soccer, La crosse , walking / running trail, bathrooms, and big…read moreparking lot. This is a great park. It is kept up and the bathrooms are clean. Lights on tennis courts and ball diamond.

I can't say this often for indoor playgrounds (as they are typically overstimulating and smell like…read morefeet) but I'm elated to write this review today about Hyper Kidz in Durham, NC. Our experience was top notch. The prices are extremely affordable compared to other indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks and they also offer a military discount on top of that. The soft play was executed well. We've been to several play places around the US to include Urban Air, Get Air, Jump Sky High (all trampoline parks) and Kids Empire type places and this one was the best out of all of them. The availability of separate play spaces for different ages was awesome. However, I truly believe the main reason this experience was as positive as it was is mostly due to the management of Daquan (DQ) and his staff. DQ was cleaning the entire time we were there. From vacuuming, to spraying and wiping down, to tidying up and interacting with kids... he was doing it all with excellence. His other staff member was super friendly as well. If other places had employees with work ethic even a tenth of the caliber DQ had, the world would be a better place and businesses would thrive. Hyper Kidz should take note and take good care of him! DQ, if you see this and want a career change in Florida, feel free to reach out and connect!

First time here. We have been looking for an indoor playground and this is it. They have so many…read morefun things to explore. And I love how they separate the little kids and babies from older kids. Make sure you have socks for kid and adults. The check in process was super easy. To register and sign a waiver. The lady at front desk really nice and helpful. My grand daughter loved it and had a blast.