Such a beautiful surprise in Scranton, its biggest park! I would come here as a child and they've…read moredone a wonderful job of upkeep and renovations. When my mom was little they had a zoo here, which thankfully closed and is now used as a cat adoption shelter, among other things. The waterfall is legendary and gorgeous. Take your time here to explore, walk, and take in the history. The waterfall and pond is a bit of a slippery walk on some rocks to get to but so worth it! The rest of the trails and pathways are easy.

I grew up in the Scranton area, but somehow never went hiking at Nay Aug until last year when my…read morewife and I were back in the area visiting family. The trails are quite nice and it's always nice to walk to some waterfalls, particularly when it's hot out. There's a good amount of trails and there's plenty of parking all around the park. It's definitely one of the nicest things to do in Scranton and I'd definitely recommend it if you're in the area!

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!

My son was critically injured at this place. He severed a tendon in his finger. They tried to…read moreblame me and cover up the whole incident. They were completely unhelpful in trying to help me deal with his injury and get medical attention.

Sky zone is the best me and my friend went and they have new stuff they have clean floors and…read morebathrooms and everything is safe

We paid basically $12 for my wife, daughter, and me to go inside, but my daughter only played with…read morethe slides and other equipment. One of you can leave and come back but if you all leave you cannot come back. Not bad really if you get about two hours or more play time out of it. There is a food area that sells snack type food if you didn't bring your own. Mandatory to take shoes off but not sure why if you do not engage with the equipment. I have a degenerative condition in my right foot so next time I'm not taking my shoes off. Also, you are basically forced into the bathroom without shoes on, which I feel is extremely unsanitary. I'd leave and come back if I had to because you'll never catch me in a public bathroom with just my socks on. Staff up front was alright, kind of nice, but brisk and to the point. Inside the staff basically ignore you and don't interact with any out of line kids. Parents come to let the kids blow off steam and kind of forget to keep them following any rules, so you need to pay attention to slightly younger kids to keep them from getting hurt. Overall not bad but not all that amazing either. Staff need to be more involved and the no shoe policy is a fail if you don't use the equipment.

Title: Terrible Customer Service & Inaccurate Hours I am…read morehighly disappointed with the lack of professionalism and misleading information from Bee's Backyard.Before visiting on a Wednesday, I did my due diligence: I checked the official website and listened to their automated phone system. Both explicitly stated they open at 11:00 AM.When we arrived at 11:00 AM, we were turned away and told they had a private event and wouldn't open until 12:30 PM. The staff member rudely told me I "should have checked Facebook," because Facebook had the correct hours. It is completely unreasonable to expect paying customers to bypass an official website and phone line to hunt for updates on social media. If your hours are conditional on private parties, your website and automated phone system must state that.Worse than the scheduling error was the staff's attitude. The girl working was snappy, defensive, and confrontational. When I mentioned that I had called their number, she accused me of lying and claimed she had "been here all morning and the phone didn't ring." Even after I literally showed her the call log on my screen, she refused to apologize. Instead, she doubled down with, "Well, I can't help it, those are our hours."When I asked for a manager, she claimed she was a manager, before giving me the name Paul (who is apparently on vacation for a couple of weeks). If she is indeed in a management role, her complete lack of customer service skills and combative attitude is a terrible reflection of this business.All it would have taken to resolve this was a simple: "I am so sorry for the confusion and the website error, we have a private event this morning." Instead, we were met with attitude and disrespect. We will not be returning to an environment that treats families this way.

Everyone had a blast on our fiery visit here! Tons of stuff for every age. Very clean place, also a…read morevideo game and food area. You have to buy the socks to use here.

Poorly managed with basically kids supervising kids. The manager lady seems incompetent and…read moreindifferent to basic security and safety concerns, and they 've had some troublesome incidents in the past, including a major police response to some kind of teen takeover. Go at your own risk, but be sure to watch your young ones at all times.

Thank you so much for the excellent service on the delivery of our new shed. Working with your…read morecompany has been one of the most positive experiences we had in purchasing a major item. Prompt, efficient, friendly & true to your estimates, awesome job! Thank you so much!

From the owner: We specialize in outdoor products for your home! Patio tables and chairs, swingsets, playground…read moreequipment, and much more. If it's for your backyard we probably have it! We also specialize in storage sheds (we deliver!) and quality fencing (we install!). If you're thinking of getting a Home Depot shed or a Lowe's fence, you probably should come here first - let us save you from an expensive mistake! Our products are of superior quality.

It's a beautiful old build , meticulously maintained. As kids there was a summer craft camp where…read morewe could make items. At one time there was a bowling alley in the basement, we could play basketball in the auditorium and now they have a park like play ground, but we had a wading pool in the summer where the kids from the neighborhood could go to get cool. It was the best of times. Beautiful little town and so much history in one building.