Safari nation was a HIT!…read more Truly a kids paradise-- Safari Nation has a lot to offer. Today's visit was our first. You're first struck in awe at this gargantuan structure you think they pulled straight out of Richie Rich's mansion. This place is flooded with pure entertainment for toddlers, kids, teenagers (and adults). My 2.5yr old spent quite a bit of time everywhere, to the tune of three hours. The toddler room was a great toe-dip into what would come next, allowing her to set her pace while playing with the rotating stations, alphabet blocks, the seesaw and teddy bear slide. Then came the gigantic playpen, a kids dream. Packing two separate sections, both accommodated with their own unique slide, for endless fun. Three levels of obstacles and circus-like contraptions made our play date one we can't forget. Arcade is modest, just enough to keep the younger children happy. Concession stand had plenty to offer.. we refueled ourselves with some goldfish and choose two flavors of the slushees. We had dinner plans but I would consider having a meal here. The zip line, bumper cars and VR experience looked cool but were not in operation. The staff was super friendly and attentive. We had such a great time, we're even adding them to the candidates for her next birthday party!

This place is perfect for birthday parties or just to have some family fun. The staff are all…read morefriendly and helpful. The ambiance is fun, inviting, and kid friendly for all ages. They have a smaller area for kids who may not want to climb. It's enclosed with one entrance and exit to this area which is ideal for smaller children. The main play area is a large jungle gym/obstacle course with plenty of games, slides, zip lines, and things to climb within the course to enjoy. There are arcade games along the exterior of the walls with additional seating to watch the children play. There is a concession stand that sells all the bells and whistles (nachos with cheese, popcorn, pizza, slushy drinks, chips, candy and etc. the party rooms are super cute and spacious.

I'm here to rate the playground. Amazing!…read more Perfect for little kids and big. The big kids can have fun climbing and adventuring, the small kids will still feel safe on the slides. The park is clean, the picnic tables are clean and nice! And they are so close to the playground, so parents can sit and watch without fear of being too far away. Everything feels brand new. The playground itself is creative and full of challenges and obstacles. Some green areas to run and explore in. There is also a little free library. Perfect little place to play and read and rest and meet!

Not every city has a place like Deep River Recreation Center, and I am glad that it exists for all…read moreto enjoy. From the external amenities, like the tennis courts, amazing playground, three ball fields, and additional spaces, to the entire inside of the rec center, this center is an asset to High Point. Boasting nice external bathrooms, this is a great place to bring littles on the weekend. The ball fields can be reserved for different user groups. I am so glad that a nice, clean, enjoyable space like this exists.

We recently moved into the area and dropped by the park for our first visit with half of our…read moregrandchildren. Beautiful park that has ongoing construction for an expansion. Which strikes you first as you enter the driveway is there are three white corrugated plastic signs at the entrance instructing you where to park, etc. from there as you enter the actual play area you are bombarded with more white signs each with a special rule and regulation. My youngest grandchild is five years old and cannot read, but even she pointed out that she's never seen so many signs in a park. She's absolutely right. What is the point of all the signs? Do the city leaders not believe that the community will value this lovely park? Or is somebody in charge also the owner or relative of a sign shop? From the entrance vantage point I counted no fewer than 10 signs! What were they thinking with the landscaping? They literally have razor grass growing in one of the islands that separates to play areas. Anybody designing a park knows darn well that children will travel in a straight line from one plate area to another. Installing an island with loose bark mulch and razor grass shows either a lack of understanding of children's behavior or worse, an intentional yet natural hazard designed to punish "rule breakers". This beautiful park with all these ridiculous signs remind me of an experience we had a church in Dayton, Ohio that had a long, deep reputation for serving the local community with community potlucks and outreach to the homeless. A few well-off families contributed to a remodel including fresh new carpet, and after it was installed insisted that we could no longer hold those community events because they might damage the lovely new carpet. Today that once thriving church is dead in nonexistent. Seriously, Midway citizens need to breathe some common sense into this project and allow this part to be what it should be; a lively gem in the heart of the community. Will it get damaged through careless play? You bet! That's what adults are for. Adults need to provide maintenance and if necessary, guidance for the few adults who don't understand the social norms that come from being a part of a healthy community. That doesn't mean more signs that get in the way of fun. You need to immediately install an area for children and teens who are interested in skateboarding and skating. I understand that you don't want them crashing into toddlers in the play area, so give them an area that belongs to them. And make sure to give them something that they can spray paint and tag. That's right, I'm encouraging you to embrace the idea of graffiti in an area that you provide and maintain. You're off to a great start, but someone allowed this to get off the rails. You can do this!

Beautiful park with lots of potential. Brand new playground equipment, very thoughtfully considered…read morefor all ages as far as the actual equipment. We ended up trying this park out because we heard it was awesome for kids who love to climb. It's even fenced in and has some shaded areas, in addition to several picnic tables. You can easily see your kids play while you're having a rest and eating lunch. Nice, clean amenities such as a bathroom, shelter and a paved track to enjoy a leisurely walk or run. My biggest disappointment here is all the rules and signage in place that I feel takes away from kids being able to be kids, especially at a playground! The landscaping set up was a poor choice when it comes to the location and expectation for it to be kept in order. It's not set up with children in mind. Definitely can't play hide and seek behind the bushes or pick flowers for your mom or you'll get yelled at by the property and grounds staff. If your child is fascinated by nature I wouldn't recommend coming here. You'll get the side eye just for looking at the trees. You'll just have to see for yourself and it will make more sense. And not being able to bring your bikes or scooter or sidewalk chalk?? I've never seen these kinds of rules at a park. There is so much sidewalk and smooth paved areas, it would be perfect for all of those things!! But they seem to care more about looks than functionality and it being a safe space for kids to be free. Anyways like I said nice features but I don't think this place was designed from a child's perspective and them being able to have fun.

Cozy park in Westerwood neighborhood. Playground, tennis courts, walking path, open fields, volley…read moreball nets. Also rest room facilities.

We love Lake Daniel Park! Honestly one of the best parks in Greensboro. Great for all ages. Swings,…read moreplayground, sandbox, tennis courts, volleyball courts, restrooms, it has it all! There's also a creek that runs close to the park. It's got good shade, and parking. Never super crowded which we love. Highly recommend visiting!

This place is AWESOME! My wife and I went on date night and we had a blast. The best part were the…read moredog fights where we were trying to shoot each other down. :) Stuart, the owner, is a great host. This is money well worth spent.

AWESOME! I took both my boys on a Saturday (10yr old and 7yr old) and we did the Kart races for an…read morehour then the dogfights for an hour and had a blast. The flight simulator (dogfights) are more technical than what you'd find in an arcade, so the 7yr old liked the kart races better. Very advanced, great quality gear, interfaces, and displays, very comfortable seating. Stuart is really knowledgeable, personable, professional, and patient helping everybody get settled in. Really cool retro-hobby-gamer-PC shop atmosphere. I highly recommend it! The only recommendation I'd make is to put a bigger sign out front so more people see it and don't miss out on the experience!

Always a great time at Kersey Valley! We went for my son's birthday and took a few friends for…read morelaser tag. Check-in process was a breeze. They requested for everyone to arrive 45 minutes prior too. It was limited to 40 people which our group including others was close to 20. The entire event is outdoors. Everyone wore masks ...the music and games were extreme!! Also - It was 2 hours of outdoor laser tag for the crew! They played a multitude of games. My son is ready to return!! Thanks Laser Tag crew for an awesome event!!

Went with a group for a leadership event for local community college. The staff is so nice,…read morepatient, organized, and so entertaining. I must commend the gentlemen in charge of laser tag. They were all very friendly, wonderful at corralling​ a large group of people​ and made the event fun and engaging. This was my first outdoor laser tag experience and it blew any other experience I've had before. The variety of battles you can choose from keeps things fresh. The terrain is really creative and immersive. It was so fun to get dirty crawling on the ground trying to find the perfect shot. The lunch provided was delicious and filling. Bathrooms are air-conditioned​ and meticulously maintained, I was impressed. Can't wait to go back a little later for the corn maze and zip line​. I heartily recommend this location. You can't beat the genuine and friendly customer service.

Super cute park. Perfect for picnics and celebrations. There is a dam in the middle of the park,…read moreand on one end of the park there are swings and a mini playground. Across the river you can see a beautiful golf course, and enjoy a gorgeous sunset while sitting/standing at the hill top. Running up and down the hill is a sure way of getting an awesome workout. There aren't many trees in the common areas, so it may not be the best place to be at noon on a summer day, but as I said before, sunsets are beautiful, so near closing time is a great time to go. The park is small, and there are just a few shelters with picnic tables, but seems like the perfect place to enjoy a weekend afternoon. On the weekends the park sets up fun freesbie golf games on each end. Couldn't find the exact address, but it's located on Eastchester Dr., between Hilton Ct. & Lake Forest Dr.

Very cool park, despite its small size. Sitting on a blanket next to the lake is wonderful. Our dog…read moreloved sniffing around & we will use the covered shelters for future picnics when the weather is less humid. Nobody creepy was hanging around (previous reviewer said this) & parking was good.

"Everyone's Playground" at Recreation Acres in King, NC is big, beautiful, clean, and forward…read morethinking in many ways! Check out the picture of the baby swing with her older sibling being able to swing each other at the same time! What a nice concept for bonding! I also dig the technology of the wheelchair swing! Ideas like that make this place live up to its name by being fully inclusive. The aesthetic to this place is gorgeous! Colorful, clean, safe-feeling. I thought I took more pictures to include, but I'll either have to find them or add more another time. There are murals of Disney characters and other paintings as well. There are slides and swings of all kinds, including a tire swing and this skateboard simulation type swing that's very cool looking! There's "rock" walls for mountain climbing, a music area with xylophone and drums, and there's an awesome roundabout with seat that's a big hit and once again allows for everyone of all sizes and abilities to be able to play! There's also many play structures, open field area for playing, and the ball fields nearby too. Lots of spots for weary parents to sit and rest as well, including a couple of covered areas if you need to get out of the sun for a while. Plan to take the trip and check this playground out! So fun and cool, and I hope other playgrounds start adopting some of the ideas implemented at this one!

This park is awesome!!!!!!! And definitely worth the drive. They have everything imaginable for…read morekids of all ages and it's huge! It's like a big castle clubhouse with so many things to climb, swing on, use their imagination, etc. I haven't seen a better design for a public park. The little kids playground, adjacent to the larger one, is just as wonderful. Plenty of seating and picnic tables for parents and shade in some areas, along with covered shelters. It's even handicap accessible. It's next to a little league field and has a walking path around the whole field if you enjoy walking. The only reason I give them 4 stars is because of the bathroom. They don't have a dedicated bathroom for the park, you have to walk a LONG way to the bathroom that's under the snack bar near the baseball fields. Trying to convince a toddler to leave the playground to walk that far is such a battle. If it wasn't for that I'd probably go more regularly. Winston salem needs playgrounds like this!! See for yourself and you'll agree I'm sure.