This is great place for morning walk or evening walk. I and my husband spend evening at the park…read morefrom our daily busy schedule. It was very peaceful and relaxing. You can watch sunset between woods. This park has picnic area and barbecue grill. They also have outlet for phone charging and music system which is very cool to have in park. They have few court for playing like tennis and baseball. They have little walking trail and gazebo and also it two playground for kids. And that's not it, they do have changing room and bathroom.

First time mom here! Favorite park so far! This park is stroller friendly! The walking path can fit…read moreup to three moms with strollers, which is important to me because I always walk with a fellow mom! Most parks paths are narrow so we end up, one infront of the other, yelling our conversations over our shoulders. I also like that this park is so spacious and well kept. Picnic tables and grills are amazing. Had I known about this park sooner (I just moved in the area recently), I would have come here from the beginning! Mommy approved!

We brought our son here last year when we noticed they re-did it. The new equipment is well…read moremaintained and much nicer. There's a smaller section for small toddlers (smaller slides, a little house attached to it, etc.) and also a larger section for kids 5+ (larger slides, balance ropes, etc.). Both sections have some overhead coverage but the park itself is not shaded. There's also a separate area where the swings are and also a climbing rock/boulder. There's basketball courts adjacent to the kids playground and a good amount of parking. It's definitely one of the cleaner and newer parks around and would definitely recommend checking it out.

Very unprofessional coaching staff. Some have never played in college and there highest level of…read moreplay is high school. In my opinion, there is a lot you learn in college that is pivotal to teach younger children how to play baseball. My experience alone with Anthony Feltre was not the best, as the staff acts in a very unprofessional manner. I played baseball in college and in high school in nj. There are much better places like CKs, in the zone, and RPP which have coaches that have played at that division 1 or college level.

Great coaches!! My son has been going for a few months and his improvement is amazing.read more

This is a decent rink. We. came to see a relative play. Plenty of parking spaces. Not enough…read morehandicapped spaces though.

Saw a league hockey game here. It's an older facility. Parking was ample. The facility itself shows…read moreits age. Seating is fair. It smells bad. The bathrooms leave a lot to be desired. But I guess it serves its purpose.

I joined recently because my insurance allows me to sign up for any gym in the area…read more The Rahway Branch of the YMCA was a nice surprise. It is walking distance from my apartment. It has nice equipment-- a row machine, an elliptical machine, a stationary bike and several treadmills. The pool is well maintained at a good temperature. The staff is warm and welcoming.

One advice: train the receptionists better and make sure they have the same AND right information…read more When you're new to the YMCA and want to sign in for a membership, depending on who I was seeing, they had different versions about the costs and the methods of payment. Being nice and patient when you're receptionist should be a basic requirement. I strongly suggest they allow drop-in class for the group classes, in order you can try them, at least once. And add more fitness classes (like yoga, zumba, pilates, etc.) after workday. On another note, yoga teachers (Jenniera and JoAnn) are good!