The refs for deck hockey should seriously consider a different job, like any other job. They're…read moreawful and get worse every season. Idk if they just don't care or they're really that incompetent.

They made us pay over $200 for games that they didn't even allow kids to play. we were repeatedly…read moreyelled at by the owners for no reasons and they denied us access to play in our playoff game and we had to forfeit.

A large spacious indoor facility that includes basketball courts on one side and a multipurpose…read moreturf field on the other. My son attended a baseball clinic here with 80 other kids and they were able to comfortably set up 8 stations for drills.

From the owner: We specialize in everything kid related.read more

I was in today Courtney helped me with my grandchildren very polite and extremely helpfulread more

My niece's 5th birthday party took place here and it was hoppin', quite literally…read more For two hours the kids got to run amuck over the four different courses. They ranged from a soccer/basketball court to a foam pit and there was even a space obstacle course. With socks that are provided by the facility, the kids had free range to bounce around, and bounce they did. Bubs enjoyed himself so much he took to lying down in the middle of the courses, he tired himself out so much. There is a small arcade area as well, but our kids seemed a bit too young for the games so we headed straight to the party room after our 2 hours of jumping. Here we had pizza and cake where the staff was supper sweet and tended to our kids great. Pizza wasn't half bad either. My niece gets a month of free jumping because she had her birthday there. I wouldn't mind coming back within the month to have Bubs jump with her again. It was a great way to get all the energy out of our kids and in all about that.

St. Gabs was my savior growing up, I was able to spend 2 summers as a volunteer, seeing the…read moreeverything knocked down now leaves a void in my heart.

In a past life I came here for a three day weekend spiritual retreat with my high school senior…read moreclass. As young women we re-connected with each other as well as individuals with God to be empowered and strengthen. The staff treats its guests like family as this retreat house is geared to youngsters and teens. The building is lovely as it contains ample dormorities for showers and beds. The grounds and view of the East End of Long Island of the Atlantic Ocean is BEAUTIFUL! St. Gabriel's were one of my happiest moments while in high school.

Dr John is amazing.Extremely knowledgeable,kind and patient.He has helped me with my back issues…read more. This is not your average 10 min chiropractor consultation.He really spends time treating your issues.His mom who sometimes run the front desk is friendly and kind.

Very clean and spacious. The workers were very helpful and enough space to enjoy the outsideread more

Horrible experience. Between the two front desks, not knowing their roles and sending me…read moreback-and-forth and then we're fine in the pool and they move us out our lanes saying it's for swimming classes and when other people show up they tell them right in my face it's the lane for open swim. I can't make this shit up. Ruined our mood, upset my kids and a waste of my money. Oh, and there's no family rooms to change so if you have kids that are too young to be alone, but too old to be in the opposite gender restroom this is not the place for you

Hard to believe, yet I've been going here on and off to swim for over 30 years…read more Clean facility. Friendly staff. Fully equipped gym upstairs. Ample parking. This really is a top rated facility.

Over the years we have tried out various summer camps for my son. We discovered this camp last…read moresummer and my son has decided this is the only summer camp he wants to do! There are an array of programs to choose from and even more importantly, the staff are always so great with the kids. They are super friendly and very accommodating. My son has learned a lot at this camp and this will be our go to for the summers for both him and my younger when he gets old enough for camp! I highly recommend Future Stars Camp at Patchogue!

EEE Rating -Exciting, Entertaining and Excellent. Mentors, Teachers, Friends! Future Stars at St…read more Joes is not typical camp. They have created an environment for our kids to prosper and thrive in a athletic and healthy environment. Thank you for all that you do for our kids! Special thanks from my 10 year old daughter Sofie to the the Soccer Team Chris, Anthony, Jake, Lauren and Morgan. As she said it was funnest camp ever! See you next summer!

I recently came here for a child's 5th birthday party on a Saturday from 3PM-5PM. It's located in a…read morestrip mall that looks pretty abandoned so there's plenty of parking. It's a cute spot for younger kids as there's two little bounce houses and plenty of toys up front. There was also a hoop in the back for older kids but I would still say this facility is more for younger kids like 5 years old and under. There were kid sized tables as well as adult sized tables in the front which was nice so you could sit if you wanted. There were also benches by the bounce houses which the adults utilized. I'm assuming this setup is just for parties and not for open play/classes. The two hosts for the party who I'm assuming we're the owners were very friendly and approachable. The kids and adults both had pizza and the drink options were apple juice and sodas. I know there was a bathroom in the back which I did not utilize. At the end of the party, there was a little play dough type St. Patrick's theme goody bag (which my toddler loved) and water bottle given out. All of the kids at the party looked like they had a great time. Mine was very upset when the party was over and time to go home. Overall, as someone who attended a birthday party here, I would definitely recommend it for a younger child's birthday party!

We had my daughter's 3rd birthday party at lil tots and it was perfect. We had an Elsa theme. They…read moredecorated, did sensory tables and had pizza and juice/water included. The owner even made special homemade play dough with cute themed toys and beads in them for us and our guests. The kids had the most amazing time bouncing on all of the bounce houses. The smaller kids loved all the toys they had lines along the wall. The price was the best I have found in Suffolk county 2 hours for 10 kids and they shut the place down to the public which is huge for me because I have two kids under 5 and it's just safer not having outsiders there. The adults felt like they could relax because the place is big but not so big that you can let your kid go wild on the bounce houses without being right there you can see them. Great value for money, wonderful staff that's caring and everything came together easily. You can have a great party and not stress about anything. Just show up. Highly recommended.

The good is that kids skate and have fun and it's mostly run by nice people however today at 7:30…read moreit was 80° and I asked somebody behind a very thick pane of glass why the air-conditioning isn't on she said what air? This is the town run building and then I could feel the breeze from inside her a little office. It's going to be 97° and they will be bringing campers inside to get them out of the heat outside and it will be just hot inside . They absolutely have an ability to cool the building down otherwise they would have a melted ice rink Lol Bethpage Rinx has air conditioning all summer . When I looked it up, this is what it says :While not explicitly requiring air conditioning, the need to maintain acceptable indoor air quality and manage humidity levels in indoor skating rinks, particularly those using resurfacing machines, often necessitates the use of robust ventilation systems that may include air conditioning or other cooling components. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes this may include equipping facilities with two ventilation units, one for the rink and one for public areas. Important Note: Specific local codes and ordinances within individual towns and counties may impose additional requirements regarding air conditioning or indoor climate control in public buildings, so checking with the relevant local authorities is always advisable.

A classic. Normal ice skating rink in suburbia…read more As a teen, we would all go to "Friday Night Skate" public skate. Food is basic, but there are plentyyyy of vending machines. You can get things from new laces to Gatorade. I think there might be a claw game also. A bunch of benches there to change. We used to leave our bag or sweatshirts there on busy days They have adjusted well to COVID-19 and have temperature checks and a form at entry. I appreciate that as many places do not so temperature checks at all. The gentleman working at the on-site skate shop was very friendly and helped a lot. He sized my foot and gave me 3 boots to try on. Turns out I have a wide foot according to the Reidell sizing guide and I never knew. He didn't put pressure on me to purchase immediately, but I will be back! They also sell some apparel which is cute.

Really cool to get to experience this unique marine forest. Definitely bring some water, but the…read moretrees provide some welcome shade. We picked a few blackberries along the way, there's a small visitor's center where you can get a map of the trails. You want to take a water taxi to Sailor's Haven. My husband tried to walk from Ocean Beach, but was thwarted on the bayside path by the gated private Port O Woods community. Apparently, he could have walked over to the beach and continued walking, but he didn't know this, so we picked him up by water taxi in Ocean Bay Park. After the forest, we walked on to Cherry Grove, and then I continued walking to the Pines, which was a lot of walking, but a good way to see the island.

If you come out to Fire Island you really need to make a day trip to the sunken forest. It's one of…read moreonly two marine forests in the country (the other is Sandy Hook NJ). The well-maintained and beautiful meandering wooden pathways allow you to see all of the beautiful plants and sea peaks of the Bayside as well as the ocean and the dunes. Don't go off the path as there are notices about poison ivy as well as ticks. It's recommended to wear bug lotion when you visit so you don't get bitten. We usually leave the sunken forest and visit Cherry Grove for drinks and food in town. Coming here on an overcast day is probably easier as there are sections that are out in the open and will be very hot. Make sure to bring your garbage with you and leave no trace behind while enjoying this national park treasure.