Really wonderful experience at Red Bank park with my Luke's Place friends looking at the historical…read moreartifacts, going for a nice walk around, going up and down the steps, having a nice picnic lunch, seeing the butterflies, watching the ships go by throwing stones in the water going on the playground, and doing yoga as my personal favorite.

Really disappointing experience at Red Bank Battlefield. We were loading heavy items and parked…read morebriefly in the area where we've always unloaded for years. My family has been coming here for about 25 years, and we've unloaded heavy things in that same general area many times without issue. Instead of a simple warning or asking us to move, we were immediately given a parking ticket for being on the grass. If the rules have changed or this is now being enforced differently, basic courtesy would be to communicate that first. What made it worse was how the situation was handled. Matt was extremely rude, unprofessional, and unnecessarily confrontational. Longtime visitors shouldn't be treated like that, especially when simply loading/unloading heavy items. Very disappointing experience at a place we've supported and visited for decades.

This newly opened playground is such a great addition to FDR Park!…read more There are massive slides, a few "natural" climbing features, and one of the biggest sets of swings I've ever seen. This playground offers a space to stretch your legs and fun for your more adventurous kids. It is conveniently located right off of I-95, with plenty of parking, and there are plenty of picnic tables and benches for parents who just want to sit back. I did take off one star for the lack of restroom facilities, which I believe is very important when you're out with kids. There are porta-potties nearby.

A fun adventure for your littles. My grandbabies had a blast. I think it could use a little touch…read moreup, but the girls loved playing and climbing. The sand box was a nice touch.

This hidden gem of a playground is worth finding if you're in the West Deptford or Woodbury area…read moreand have little ones with extra energy to burn. It's a large wooden structure playground with little forts, slides and all manner of fun stuff for kids of all ages to discover. It's even more fun than it looks in the photos I posted (methinks at least). The structure is really large & adults can can follow their kids most places on it if so desired. There are just a few spots where a young child could really take a tumble to the ground below, but that's the hazards of childhood. I kept a sharp eye on kid #1 until pretty recently. He loves this playground the best out of our small rotation though. There are also swings, a balance beam thing, slides and a sandbox. Picnic tables are around for parents & there's a small pavilion area I've seen co-opted for birthday parties. I don't think they do reservations like at Chestnut Branch park in Mantua. There's a much larger pavilion there, but the playground itself is not nearly as nice. The location is off of Crown Point Road past the library & police station if coming from Delaware St. Take the first right AFTER the light at police. There is a small sign. Follow the winding road back to the Little League field. Ample parking and a bathroom that is usually open are available. Sometimes the baseball snack bar will be open during season. We even caught a game once on a whim. Well, part of an inning! 3 year olds are notoriously fickle.

Stopped by in the afternoon while visiting the museum nearby, and it's a nice, charming spot. The…read moreplayground looks awesome - lots of interesting structures that I think the kids would have a blast with. Nice view of the water there too, some gazebos and such, which is pretty nice. I'm reading something about a market too... that sounds pretty awesome, may have to check it out when it's open again!

The South Asian Market is a good time in FDR Park!…read more There are vendors selling clothes..Boba Tea and Asian Foods! There are plenty vendors and the prices and reasonable! The smells make everything so inviting and it was great to sample many items! The foods reminded me of my time in Thailand and the flavor profiles were dead on! It was a good time and I will definitely return to sample more food.

Riverwinds has lots to offer but me and my husband with friends and sometimes family go to their…read moreoutside summer concerts. They have top-tier cover bands food trucks all you need to do is bring a chair and beverages. It's free and vibes are awesome! We have seen the FM band, Don't Call Me Francis and a few others. It's outside in a natural made amphitheater on the river! Awesome!!!

I do love the Riverwinds community center it is a great place for families,sports music walking…read morenice gym. The pool area is a great idea but there would be more people swimming if it LOOKED CLEANER. I know they have drained the pool a few times for maintenance but they need to take advantage of that and clean the sides and bottom of pool. I saw kids cleaning sides of pool and that was on bring your kid to work day. I wanted a scraper to clean the pool sides or bring my own.clean or paint bottom of pool when maintenance is being done. Seems like no one in management cares. and it's obvious it needs to be brought back to life. I still go in pool using water shoes. And cringe

Great concert venue!…read more We heard Noah Kahan at Philly's Citizens Bank Park (Jun 2026). Great performance, played all my favorites! This review is to say: 1. Acoustics were good! Loud and balanced! 2. Parking wasn't bad :-) It's right up there with any other open-air venue i've been to around the northeast.

Parked in Lot P. Walked across the street to our entrance gate. Prepaid for parking with our game…read moreday tickets. Gates open 90 minutes the first pitch. We got to our seats right away and went shopping in the team store in section 134. The amount of Phillies gear is staggering! Our ushers were super friendly and very knowledgeable about the stadium and where to find what ever we needed. Thank you to the Phillies and staff for making our first return trip to Citizens Bank Park in nearly 20 years a great experience that our kids will never forget.

course is in great condition, my only complaint is the rangers and golf cart people are just…read morehorribly rude.

I played this course 3-4 times a year for the last 6 years. Never had a bad experience. I like the…read morelayout and the course condition. Hole 17 is the favorite of couple of my buddies. I like many other holes too, e.g. #1, #9, #10 and #18, to name a few. The staff were friendly and helpful. The course is bit far away from the club house, but not a big deal for me who always ride a cart on this course.

BLUF: An eclectic mix of abandoned buildings, new construction, restored historical structures and…read moreparks along the Delaware River. Very minimal Navy presence but various companies, some in the shipbuilding industry, occupy space among the 1,200 acres. At its height during WWII, 40,000 people worked at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia both building and repairing ships. However, in 1995 the yard closed as an official Navy base. There is still a tiny Navy presence today and even still some ship building/repairing/demobilization companies on site but it seems to be a shell of its former self. My husband and I enjoyed exploring on bikes for over an hour. There is a really nice bike path along the Delaware River. Also, the streets, at least on a holiday weekend, were almost abandoned so we enjoyed biking without worrying about vehicular traffic. The Navy Yard still has a ghost fleet but except two Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruisers, CG-58 USS Philippine Sea and CG-60 USS Normandy, we couldn't get a clear view of any of them. I believe there are a handful of other cruisers moored behind one or more of the Rhoads Industries buildings. The highlight for me was the historic architecture. While many buildings are dilapidated, some are beautifully restored. I also enjoyed getting a close view of a few dry docks and one of the slipways that has been converted, in part to sports courts. URBN, the parent company for Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and Free People is headquarters here. There are various other businesses too but except for some the ship-related businesses and a medical office, they all seem to have a small presence. The Navy's presence includes Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) and the Navy police to keep it all secure and safe. I was hoping to find dining and shopping at The Navy Yard but that doesn't really exist. URBN has a food court and there are about three other places where you might find food. Instead, I thoroughly enjoyed the history and architecture and I'm looking forward to learning more about this site. While a trip through the Navy Yard might not be interesting to everyone one, I thought it was fascinating.

Ran a 5k here for St Patrick's day and it is a beautiful area! Very clean and people are super…read morefriendly. We stopped by the fire house after the race and picked up a shirt to support local firefighters! Looking forward to next year :)