Wonderful Park for kids of all ages, and adults. Lots of playground space, splash pad, basketball…read morecourt, hiking trail, picnic tables, the whole bit.

A very fun multipurpose park! It has everything one wants in a park: baseball and soccer fields,…read morebasketball courts, playground equipment, walking trails, an easy flowing river, pavilions and grilling areas. It's dog friendly too!

I visit this park often as I live nearby and I like to do my 3 mile walk on the trail path. It's…read moreabsolutely beautiful

Kids loved it there they have zip swings for older kids. Nice trail along the river view. Pavilions…read moreand overall very clean and well maintained. Ice cream treat nearby on those very hot days before or after. Parking is easy and an affordable way to spend some time with the kids.

Really? This is a State Park? I understand that's there's historical significance to this…read more"Pothole", but really Pennsylvania? A platform and fence around the outside just doesn't cut it. Looks like there's a lot of ground around, so a couple of walking trails would be nice. As it is, it takes a whopping 15 minutes to see it all. Also there's also trash in the hole. Let's get down there and clean it up.

A unique and interesting geological journey awaits at this 5000 year old crevasse in the forest…read more Located about 25 minutes Northeast of Scranton, PA, the Archbald Pothole State Park is fairly easy to find directly off of State Route 6. The park is open dawn to dusk. Once in the park, the location is clearly marked and located. The parking is abundant and park generally clean. I noticed two potential negatives for visitors...1. The terrain is uneven around the hole and not handicap accessible. There is a cement overlook that arches over the hole for a direct look inside, but again, not handicapped accessible. 2. There are no trash cans at the site. We observed a bag of trash hanging from a tree left by a disrespectful visitor. Still overall it's worth a look if you're nearby.

This park is part of the Lackawanna County Courthouse. The park is a tastefully done tribute to the…read moreveterans that have sacrificed so much for this country. They are quotes from famous people including past presidents. They have a fountain in the center and the sailor and soldiers tower definitely catches your eye. The courthouse makes a picturesque backdrop for the park. There is available metered street parking all around the park and it is in walking distance to many good food establishments. There are benches all around that you can take all of it in while eating and/or drinking. I would not say that this is a destination park, but it you are in the area or passing by, it surely is worth a visit.

I have enjoyed walking the loop trail around this park's central lake many times over the past few…read moreyears. It is a relatively easy walk - perhaps 1-1.5 miles long - starting from the picnic/playground area and going around the edge of the lake. Most recently when I visited the park there were plenty of people fishing for the bass and trout that the lake is stocked with annually. The walk was extra beautiful during this time in the fall with the hillsides speckled with reds, oranges and yellows due to the changing leaves. I highly recommend enjoying what this park has to offer - even off season - as it is somewhat secluded yet easy to access via car.

Neat trails if you like rough trails. Some nice fields, nice little beach. Good sized play area for…read morekids down by the lake.

What a gem! It can be challenging to find options for young children, particularly when the weather…read moreis less than ideal. VIP Kidz has loads of options for play that will appeal to all ages. General play up to 6/7 but there are craft options and other additions for older children. The people are lovely, the toys very well maintained, and everything was so clean! My 5 year old could have played all day and left talking about the next visit. Reasonably priced for a full day of play, especially with the option to purchase 10 visits for only $8 each. I liked the massage chairs and free WiFi - parents were thought of too. :)

Everything there is amazing for my grandkids, ages 5 and 9! They have everything you can think of…read moreto entertain your children. Go there today!

Idyllic little area to hike and commune with nature. It's a very well kept area. Obviously, a lot…read moreof love and care good into maintaining this little sanctuary

Really nice hiking trails and lake is nice as well. The hike was marked well, and is great for…read morebeginners. Overall a good hiking trail.

The course was beautiful. I went golfing for the first time here and had a great time. Peaceful and…read morerelaxing while learning the sport. When my group was all finished and returned the cart an employee approached us, and about reprimanded us for being too slow for the league behind us. 3/4 of my group were learning to play the game. We as a courtesy skipped a hole and hurried through 2 more. The employee member questioned us who let us go out on the course or what time we went out and kept giving us a blank stare when we had nothing to tell her. Not very professional in my opinion but I could be wrong if this is how every golf course is. Loved playing the game and learning with my group but probably won't be back to play at this course.

I played yesterday. DO NOT play at this course. Absolutely horrible condition. Tee boxes have…read moreanimal drooping everywhere. Fairways are a joke - under water. Snow on the greens. Greens that you cannot put on if there is no snow Sticks and crap all over the course. It's a joke. Don't pay to play at this joke of a golf course why they are open is criminal.