The pool is warm and clean, food is inexpensive, and the lifeguards are great. They have 15 minute…read moreadult swim time throughout the day also. Seating is limited though.

Very nice, huge public pool with tall curly slide and several other water activities built into it…read more Opens about the end of the school year, around May 23rd of each year, and closes around Sept. They have several scheduled activities for groups on certain days and times. Such as elderly exercise group, children's swim lessons, bring your pet to the pool to swim day, and more. A season pass is the best deal if you live close and plan on coming here often. It's a great place to wear the kids out, haha. I think admission is about $4, but can't recall exactly and can't find my pool photos right now either that show the cost, lol. The pool is very large and an odd shape which allows for different activities to be going on at the same time in different areas of the pool. Lay out, get a tan, splash in the refreshing cool water and have a great family day at the pool. There is a large parking lot with lots of spaces available. Life guards are always on duty during normal business hours.

Such a neat, vibrant, fun, place! my granddaughter has enjoyed herself both visits! Holly,…read more(owner) is such a sweetheart, loves how she interacts, and cares to ask how our visit went! She should be very proud of this place! Thanks for creating such a place, that fits my girl well! we will continue to drive 30 mins, for her to enjoy herself!

This playroom gym is awesome. I think it is such an amazing idea to have sensory play for children,…read moreespecially younger children, to fuel their imagination and allow them to be children. We visited for the first time last week and we will definitely be back. It is only $6, however, I gave $10 because they are ran solely by volunteers and funding. The place smelled great and it was very clean. Normally in these types of environments they can sometimes get messy/germ filled, I did not feel this way about this playroom at all! This playroom/gym is parent led play time, which allows you to play with your children and have fun. The owner was very friendly. I will definitely recommend this playroom to all the parents I know!

This is an amazing new park in the heart of Greenfield. It was opened in 2021, spans 1.5 acres, and…read moreis open from dusk to dawn. The park is located on the original site of the train depot that once stood in Greenfield, hence its name. It is well maintained and has a stage/amphitheater, some gliders and picnic tables. It has a capacity of up to 800-1,000 people. The park also has a decent amount of green space to lay a blanket down and sit. The green space is some of the best manicured that I have seen. It is actually turf and not grass though, which is cool to me. The glider swings are really cool. They have a railroad them. The picnic tables are on train car wheels on a small track and are cool too. The park is also home to a small fountain and some art including a sculpture of a man painting. There is a lot of free street parking available on the park's perimeter. The park is host to entertainment and a summer concert series called "Live @ the Rails". This park is a nice addition to Greenfield and is an awesome place to listen to music and chill. As an added bonus, there is the Depot bar/restaurant right outside the park and the Pennsy Trail runs right through it. I really like this park. It is a prototype of what other amphitheater parks should be. It has a lot of personality and is a nice chill spot to watch a performance, eat lunch, host a festival or listen to music. The city of Greenfield hit a home run with this park.

Small, but has everything you would want from a park. It is built on a actual train track, so the…read moreentire park is train themed, really neat. Fountains are placed throughout the park which just adds to the wonderful atmosphere. It's also connected to the longest walking path I think I've ever seen. They have a ice cream shop right beside the park (best ice cream I ever had) and a restaurant that is also delicious. Picnic tables are nearby, so you can enjoy your frozen treat, or swinging benches are all an option of relaxation (they are really comfortable and sturdy). And what's most impressive, is that the park has a stage built for live events, how cool is that?!

There is a new park and a splash pad in Rushville. I have taken my grandkids here a couple of times…read morenow and they just love it. The grandkids are 1 1/2 and 4. They are definitely not thrilled when it is time to leave. I think Rushville really did it right when they built this. The grandkids run from one thing to another thing to another thing and yes they wear this Grandma out! Right now there is not a food vendor there which is unfortunate. Would love to see hamburgers and hot dogs served. You can get a slushie or a popsicle from Gettinger next door. They also hold events at the park below the playground and splash pad.

I love when I pull up a place on Yelp to review it, and see that the only other review is from my…read moregood buddy Ken N. (RIP). It makes me feel nice to think about my friend, who has transitioned to writing Yelp reviews in heaven. Brandywine Park looks like it mostly functions as a sports park. There are soccer fields, softball diamonds and walking trails. The fields are beautiful and lush, which seems unusual considering we're just now entering spring. They really take care of the fields here, apparently. There's also a snack bar, which was closed when I visited. The playground is fine and does the job of giving kids something to do while their siblings are playing soccer or softball. I wouldn't go out of my way and bring my kids to visit this playground, but if we were here, my kids would have a good time. One thing to look out for is that the only two slides on the playground are made out of metal, so I'm sure they get super hot and unusable in the summer. There are also swings and a little playground structure for young kids. Lots of parking here, but not lots of shade! Probably bring your own shade if you're coming here to see a game. Also, there's a gaga ball court, but you need to bring your own ball.

This park is best known as a large baseball and soccer park. There are so many practice fields…read morethat I wasn't able to count them all....I think some are temporary. Anyway, there is a shelter and a small playground area. There is also some caged area that looks like it might have been a tennis court, but there are no signs of pavement within the fencing. I am not sure whether it may be some sort of community garden or if some new construction is going to fill the area. Good place for kids on athletic teams. Otherwise, there are plenty of decent options elsewhere. Review #787