Really excited that this YMCA in Pittsboro opened just in time for the outdoor summer fun. The…read moreoutdoor pools are great. The lap/adult pool is a good size and the temperature was just right. I do wish they would have extended the area when you get in to stay at 3.5 feet for a bit as not everyone is tall. On the other side, where the slide is, it's perfect for children and families as well. There's a nice ledge inside the pool that you can sit on and lounge, plus there's plenty of space for lots of kids on this side of the pool. Lots of tables and umbrellas with shade too. The overall feel of this outdoor pool is very relaxing even with lots of people and kids with camps.

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I brought my kids to the playground, I do not have input on the splash pad, baseball fields or the…read morerecreation center. The playground are great for older kids and toddlers. Bathrooms are available and clean during my visit. My only complaint is that swings could use fixing up. There is only one baby swing and one handicap accessible swing, the other two swings seem to have been removed, but there are plenty of other things for the kids to do. We had a wonderful time!

Great splashpad for the kids!! Bring some lawn chairs, there's not nearly enough picnic tables…read more Free lunch for the kids during the summer Monday through Thursday 11 to 2 in the parking lot. Number one playground according to my grandkids !!! Don't forget to bring some money for the ice cream man and or slushy guy

I come here to work out. The biggest thing that stands out is how clean this place smells and is…read more I've never seen it get crowded and it's better at 8am than most gyms. They have plenty of equipment that's new in the gym. The track upstairs is great to walk or run. This is a wonderful alternative to a national gym.

There is a lot of history behind this facility. The vibe is family friendly and community oriented…read more They have different prices for residents VW non-residents. They have a indoor track on the second floor and they alternate directions each day. There is no charge to use the track. But to note, it does get pretty hot upstairs on the track, especially if you're running. There are no fans, open windows or moving air on the second floor. The equipment in the gym is decent. All the equipment functions properly. There are aerobic classes available for members. There is a variety of ways to bring a member. They offer after school, track out camps, and summer camps for the kids. There is an annual fee to hope your child's spot. They also have different senior programs. The cost for monthly membership cost about $1.00 per day /!; it last 30 days from whatever day you start it. I would recommend this facility. So many activities available to enroll in.

Awesome place for kids. Geared towards 3+ years. Great splash pad as well as natural and…read moretraditional play sets.

I took my Granddaughters to this park last Sunday. Yes , we were there in the park. Please check…read moreout the pictures. You can access this park at the Chatham Park entrance off of THOMPSON St in Pittsboro. Great little venues for kids that keep their attention. The crawl through house is a hit. Also the nature area with artificial grass is cool. Kids can crawl through a little tunnel. Of course the "Splash Pad " is the hit. Cool off under different designs with a purpose. To get you wet and cool you off. . That is not all !! A large Dog Park to let you furry kid run and play. If you want to make a picnic of this, you can . Covered area with picnic tables, out areas with picnic tables and charcoal grills. Walk area around the park in a semi circular fashion. You can view the park from the walk area. Also Pittsboro's answer to Stonehenge. I don't think these rocks are aligned in a astronomical way, but they are indigenous and check out the veins of Jade. That Stonehenge area has wire grass and I would recommend something to cover your feet. Oh almost forgot. Bathrooms are also in the big building with the covered picnic area. Even if Mother Nature does dribble on you. You can make your way to the covered area. All in all this is a great park for everyone. My Granddaughters approved of it.

A big spacious park in downtown Southern Pines. There are swings, tall slides, play structures,…read morerestrooms and plenty of shade. Separate areas for small, medium and big kids including lighted tennis courts and a basketball court. The perfect, well kept neighborhood park!

Excellent park for many activities. I enjoyed a walk around the pond and sitting on the benches…read moreoverlooking the pond.

I was looking for a new trail to explore since the weather is warmed up and it's not freezing…read moreoutside. This park wasn't too far from where I live so I decided to check it out. It definitely needs some TLC but overall, it offers playground dog park, baseball basketball and restrooms. I wasn't crazy over the trails so I decided to skip it and I'm gonna continue my search looking for other parks that I feel like I feel more fit what I'm looking for. The signage and overall vibe of the park could use some updating.

Decently large and well-maintained park near Carrboro. There are a few small hiking trails but they…read moreare a bit overgrown. Nice, new tennis courts are available, and a couple small playgrounds, but not much else. You can fish in the lake, but it's small and murky. Beautiful nature but if you're looking for trails, try elsewhere!

This park is a hidden jewel. It is expansive, with a children's play area, a large shelter (good…read morefor outdoor, socially distanced gatherings) and walking trails. It is well maintained and seemingly lightly trafficked because it is tucked away in a Durham neighborhood. We visited over a holiday weekend and saw only a handful of other families, most of whom were in the children's play area. The majority of people were wearing masks and so it felt very safe to visit during the pandemic. The parking lot is small but due to the light traffic, it didn't pose a problem when we visited. This is a great park to visit with children, dogs and/or adult friends and family members especially as other outdoor attractions in the area are seeing heavier traffic due to the pandemic. We brought a badminton set and had plenty of room to set up and play in the large field near the shelter. This would be a good place to throw around a football or play fetch with a pup.

Nice park, as beautiful as the location dictates. Senior friendly. I'm a senior and require a…read morerollator to walk any distance and the paths were accommodating.

Great atmosphere for our youth to grow and learn the game of basketball. Brandon is the best around.read more

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This is a pretty nice facility and I'm glad we have it available to us. It can be a little hard to…read moreget access/sign up to use personally but when it comes to things like having classes or lessons here it's a great place. We frequently have winter lessons with the Fusion soccer coaches at this facility and it's always great for this kind of thing.

We were only here for the Phoenix Invitational Basketball Tournament weekend. Otherwise this isn't…read moresomeplace I would regularly visit. Enormous warehouse size building, practically no windows. Parking was a nightmare but at least there was enough of it throughout the day. Has 8 basketball courts. Bleachers were set up near every court but there's very little space to stand or walk around. So people are always walking in front of the bleachers. We spent most of our time at court 8 which is way in the back on the very left of the building. It was loud and crowded. Bathrooms stayed relatively clean and stocked the two days we were there. There weren't any food trucks outside. There are vending machines inside with water and electrolyte drinks. It was $20 per person per day to get in this tournament. The staff made sure there were no long lines to get in and they set up a traffic flow to make it easy to exit. Overall this is a great location to have a tournament of this size. It was obvious the facility and the staff were prepared for it and had the experience to handle the crowds.