Oh my goodness - how did I just discover this today?!!!…read more Free zoo, multiple playgrounds, disc golf, hikes, porta potties, beautiful views, and parking!!! Today was a wonderful adventure for my family with our toddler daughter. There are even 2 other playgrounds that I didn't get pictures of. One is called the beach and is playground toys with sand instead of grass. The other is for school aged kids but had toddler swings too so my daughter loved that. There is feed you can buy to give the animals at the zoo but the staff take in the despensers when the animals have had enough each day. COVID-19 precautions masks and one way paths but it's large enough grounds to social distance too. If you're just doing zoo and playgrounds stroller is fine but hiking leave it in the car. Enjoy!

I've been to World War II Memorial Park before, a few years ago, when I brought my dogs here for a…read morewalk. I really liked the paved walking trail because it's easy to navigate, so this was my second visit--and this time I brought my dog and my one-year-old daughter. One of the things I really love about this park is how quiet and peaceful it is. Even being here on a weekend, there isn't a crazy amount of people, which makes it a really nice place to enjoy some time outdoors with a young child. The small zoo area is definitely minimal, but honestly, the fact that the entire park is free makes that a huge plus. It's a great little outing for kids without having to spend any money, and my daughter really enjoyed seeing the animals. There is a small container where you can purchase food for the animals using quarters, which I thought was a cute addition. However, there are also several signs throughout the park that say not to feed the animals, so I found that a little confusing. I'm assuming the food from the designated dispenser is okay, but clearer signage explaining when and how visitors can feed the animals would definitely help. The animals appear to be well cared for, and the trails and park itself were clean and free of trash. It also seems like the staff are doing a great job maintaining the property and caring for the animals. Overall, I would definitely recommend World War II Memorial Park for a cute, simple outing with young kids. If you're looking for something free to do on the weekend where the kids can get outside, walk around, and see some animals, this is definitely worth checking out.

Booth has a decent playground for toddlers. It has a play set with slides and a few rocking toys…read more There's only one baby swing and it is not in the best shape. The ground is made of sand so it may not be the best playground depending on the weather.

This is a great little playground for younger toddlers. Lots of play structures to crawl and climb…read moreas well as toys to push around. It is well shaded for hot days and I believe you can find a bathroom at one of the several athletic facilities nearby. Parking available on street or lot behind it.

This is a beautiful park to take a walk in…read more There's a playground for children (or the young at heart) and people often take their dogs here as well. I'd recommend taking a walk here on the 89 acre property, cared for the trustees of reservations.

Playground is closed as of 10/25/2023. All the old fixtures for little kids are gone and there is a…read moreplayscape with orange fencing around it.

Great place for night time golf or in the winter they keep the course open as long as it's over a…read morecertain temperature. The holes are tight so there are bound to be a lot of stray shots flying around, but it's worth a trip if you're looking for a quick round on a short course to practice your iron shots.

Worst sporting experience imaginable. Rude staff, no seating area, over crowded, no hot water in…read morethe bathroom to wash your hands. A dump!!!!

Recently renovated playground with 2 regulations basketball courts and a nice playground area. On…read morestreet parking mostly. No lights on the basketball courts and a design flaw with solid park benches too close to the baseline. Otherwise nice park, just need to move the benches away from the playing area.

This was our second year in a row visiting this farm, and I have to say, if you have little ones,…read morethis is definitely a must-do fall activity! There is SO much for kids to do, and you could easily spend an entire day here. Between the playground, seesaw, pumpkin picking, corn maze, hay maze, hayride, and all the little games scattered around, there's no shortage of things to keep the kids entertained. They also have food trucks, which is a nice bonus! Admission is definitely on the higher end, with general admission around $20 and the Mega admission around $30. The Mega gets you the corn maze and hayride for an extra $10, which is nice, but if I were to go again, I'd probably stick with general admission. It really depends on whether those extra activities are important to you. The hayride itself was pretty basic, so it wasn't necessarily a highlight for us. One thing I was disappointed with was the animal feeding. We paid extra for animal food, but the animals didn't seem interested at all. I'm assuming they were already full from being fed by visitors throughout the day. I wonder if rotating the animals or offering feeding times would help so the same animals aren't constantly being fed by everyone. Overall, despite a couple of things I'd change, I really do think this farm is worth visiting, especially with younger children. We only stayed for a couple of hours, but there was easily enough to do to make a full day out of it. It's a great way to spend some time with the kids and enjoy the fall season!

I am actually extremely disappointed and appalled at the price of admission per person , even for…read morechildren 5 and up/ or 5 and under. Your price of pumpkins are disgustingly outrageous, times are tough enough and not every family can afford to bring their family to an event like this. You should be ashamed of yourselves. I was shocked that you didn't charge for parking. I have found this very expensive outing with my grandchildren today very disappointing and sad . This is one place I certainly won't be recommending anyone to go.

The Adirondack Club is much more than just your average health and fitness spot. It's a thriving…read morecenter founded in compassion, support, and dedication to it's members. My husband and I joined years ago and I found the club was truly the only environment I had ever ENJOYED working out it. The facility is bright, clean, cool, and doesn't smell like all the hard work happening inside it! The pool is beautiful w ample comfortable seating and for families and kids. There is a snack bar that serves typical kid friendly treats and quick eats/smoothies. Over the years of attending, we have gotten to know so many wonderful staff and regulars who attend. The employees are genuinely helpful and kind-hearted. I once witnessed a staff member helping to coordinate procurement of bathing suits for one client who wasn't able to afford them, but wanted to participate in water aerobics after undergoing treatment for cancer. My family and I lost my husband, Tom, about 8 months ago, and the owner of the club, Bob, and the Director of Child Services, James, reached out to provide support to us in multiple ways that were incredibly meaningful to our family. I cannot say enough good things about this facility other than it should never be called a facility because it is just SO much more than that! We love you, Addy Club!

Danielle is just awful. I walk in, ready to swim with my mom. We go to the front desk. We have been…read moregoing to this club for YEARS. This whole summer, they just let us go into the pool or gym with my mom just telling her full name. Danielle is at the front desk. We walk up, and she asks my mom for this tag thing, and my mom doesn't have her tag since we've always entered by our names. Danielle then keeps on pressing us to download the app, which we have never been obligated to get. My mom asks, "Can we do this later?" and Danielle keeps saying that "all their members require to download this" This whole time Danielle was talking to my mom in the most passive aggressive tone you would ever hear. She was incredibly rude. My mom has a Ukrainian accent, upon my mom first speaking, Danielle's expression changed. She was acting the whole time like she was the manager, and that she was better than my mom and being very very rude. She was talking down to my mom like she was a third grader. When Danielle FINALLY asked for her name, my mom says her name which is pretty uncommon for people to hear since it is Ukrainian. Danielle asked if this was a LAST name. My mom said no and spelt it out for her, Danielle kept repeating the first three letters like four times, quadruple checking if she spelt it right. This name isn't even hard to spell by the way, I could spell this word if I was in kindergarten. Well, to sum it up. Danielle is just unpleasant. The pool and gym are very nice, though.