Great little neighborhood park at the entrance to the Greenway in Southfield. No bathrooms but…read morethere are a couple benches and a picnic table. A couple trees for shade. Not as big or nice as a certain other park in town, but great if you are close by and want to let The kids play some! Glad it's here! We use it frequently when we just want to play for half an hour or so.

Had a great time playing with the kids at the lake. Clean, safe, and fun environment. We will be…read moreback.

If you are looking for a local getaway with the kids that is fairly inexpensive and fun then Tucker…read moreLake is the place for you! Upon pulling up we were greeted with a welcoming smile and an explanation of the ins and outs of the facility. We opted to pay 2 extra dollars to park within the gates ( because it was shady) but in the end feel that this was not really worth it for us that day. It was actually further away from the beach area. However, if you plan on grilling it will get your vehicle right next to the picnic tables and grills. There is a snack bar that is decently priced. There is also the opportunity to buy water toys. It wasn't too crowded and there appeared to be an adequate number of lifeguards monitoring the area. The bathrooms were surprisingly clean and there were also port-o-lets placed strategically around the parking lot. There are several water slides, a tarzan swing, and a slippery floating obstacle course. Bring sunscreen, towels, sandals( the sand is hot) and some beach chairs too! Next time we go we will take advantage of the grills! Overall tons of fun and we were able to spend several hours there!

This is a great trail to do a casual walk or ride your bike. It is about 5 miles. We also did…read moregeocaching along the way. There are many on this trail. The trail is covered by a tree canopy and very nice when the sun is out and it is hot.

There's a lot of workout equipment to choose from for a full workout. I enjoy having disinfectant…read morespray to clean equipment before and after each use. I also enjoy a daily pass to access to indoor track and gym. There are plenty of restrooms available, and there is a playroom for children. I love the fact that multiple activities are scheduled, and there is an indoor swimming pool. I enjoy the indoor track. My biggest peeve is people slamming weights while lifting weights. It would also be great to have more cameras onsite. I recommend this recreation center.

We grandsons enjoys the playgrounds and spaces to run. You can pay to use the indoor pool and…read moresplash pad, which are very nice. Will definitely go again.

The East Clayton Community Park has something for everyone. There are a plethora of athletic…read morefields, a larger playground for the kiddos, a walking path the spans the entire park, even some disc golf holes. The bathrooms are plentiful and clean to boot. It is a beautiful park with spaces created with community partner Caterpillar.

Lovely playground w slides, swings, and a covered picnic table area. Popular for good reason…read more Rubberized surface in many areas and wheelchair accessible. Bathrooms and water fountain next to playground. Recommend!

First to review?? Seriously? Wow, a bit of pressure. Okay then. I took my son to Hexagon Wake…read morePark/Tucker Lake yesterday to take him wakeboarding. I purchased a groupon pass and had seen the park featured on NC Weekend so I figured it might be worth a day trip. We get there and the guy working the front gate was gracious enough to let us go into the park without paying extra. The area is divided into two sections- the Tucker Lake part and Hexagon Wake Park. We had a blast hanging out in the water and on the assorted diving boards, trampoline, pyramid, etc. at the lake. We then headed over to the building for his lesson. He was given a helmet, life jacket, and a wake board. We met Will who set my son up on the beginner cable. Think of it like a ski resort, with the bunny slope and then the other runs. C did the bunny slope a few times, which consisted of a remote controlled cable that ran back and forth and then moved on to what they refer to as the 2.0 system. Will was super nice, very "yes ma'am" and a generally stoked wakeboarder. From there, you are cued up in a line to get on a cable that you grab either from a seated start or a standing position (again, think ski lift). If you make it off the dock you can take the tow rope/cable around the lake as many times as you'd like. There are ramps for tricks as well. Some of the guys we saw were amazing. They were pulling all kinds of tricks. If you fall you simply swim to a floating dock that is on the perimeter of the lake. I can't attest to how the cables felt, or what it was like to wakeboard on a cable versus a boat, but I can say that the guy working the 2.0 cable system was so encouraging and nice to everyone who was in line. He practiced with them, set up them exactly right on the ramp, and was incredibly positive. Even though my son was never able to do a complete run, he had a great experience and wants to go back. And after that, we went back and did front flips off the dive board. And honestly, isn't that what summer is about? If you're in the area be sure to check it out. We'll definitely be back.

I didn't realize how tough wakeboarding was (even for a pretty competent snowboarder), but my…read morebrother and I had a great time! I've been back 3 or 4 times since I bought my first groupon in Summer 2013. It was nice that the experts at the place volunteered tips to novices and encouragement after we face planted quite a few times. My word of caution would be that this is extremely rigorous activity. The average dad isn't going to be able to just hop on the cable unless he has had exposure to snowboarding/wakeboarding/skateboarding. If you've never been wakeboarding, don't expect to hop on the cable on your first try. You'll drink plenty of water as your face smacks the water on the first couple launches..... but keep at it! I think I heard the cable's cruising speed is 16 mph, so you're actually launching off the dock at about 25 mph since you're starting out from underneath the cable. So, don't expect to go as slow as you want like you can on a bunny slope. It is a great environment to learn for those up to the challenge! I would suggest going on days that aren't holidays and not during the summer.... another commenter made a valid point that this place can get BUSY and it takes a while to get set up for another run. I'm at the point where I can zip around the lake a few times and I'm just attempting some of the jumps and other features. It's a place I could go time and time again--so much fun!

Park is nice and clean and swings and other equipment in great shape. Very quiet and family saferead more

Princeton is a very small town about 20 minutes from Goldsboro. I have been to this park several…read moretimes. Its a small park with about 3 pplay areas for kids and a small gravel track. There is also a shelter for a group lr picnic. Its not a bad park, it just needs some updating. I go to the park when i am working with my client who uses a wheel chair. The gravel tracm makes it difficult to push him around & is verh difficult to get him to walk on the rocks. The park itself is great for the size of the town. Whenever/if ever they fix the track they will vet 5 stars

I had the pleasure of meeting both the director, Matt Smith, and recreation Program Supervisor…read moreTimothy Messer. Despite the pandemic, they are working to provide recreation programs and open facilities indoors and out, to the best of their ability. I enjoyed touring Benson and seeing ball fields, soccer fields, picnic shelters, the band stand home to summer concerts as soon as they can return, municipal park, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard courts, playgrounds and the future site of a rehabbed space for a community center. While the Benson Civic Center at 1204 North Johnson shows its age, it was well maintained and designed for more active times. The weight room and cardio equipment are open with social distancing and masks required. The game room seemed so empty. There are two other under utilized meeting rooms due to the pandemic. The attached Benson Center for Active Aging was buzzing with volunteers at the clothing closet and also serves as a food pantry distribution site. Many virtual activities being offered as well.

this is sad man, first there is kids that look very sick, no shoes on, the playground looks very…read moreold and dirty. This playground is a health hazard, do better.