This cute park is home to baseball games, soccer matches and skaters alike!! Pole Green park has…read moresomething for everyone. Pole green has a little play area for kids, as well as a fenced in skate park which is pretty cool. The park is located directly behind the school. To the naked eye it kinda feels like your trespassing because the park is THAT close to the school.

We stopped in for a visit to the dog park! The park is a little bit further down, but near PGES…read more There are two fenced areas for the small dogs and large dogs to play and socialize. The parking is easy. The only restroom available is a porta potty and only one from what I saw. There's a track section near the dog park for those who want to exercise as well as a little gazebo type of area for gatherings. The dog park offers little obstacle courses, potty stations with potty bags, and benches for owners to sit on while in the gate. All in all my dog enjoyed her time playing and socializing with other pooches! We shall return.

Since my cousin loves to skate and wants me to come with her regularly, I thought I'd take some…read morelessons so I can hang. The process was easy peasy, and I literally was much better with just one lesson! I'm already looking forward to my next lesson! The music is pretty good and Tony in the Pro Shop is helpful and knowledgeable, which is great since I plan to buy a pair of skates soon!

This is a fun place and it was nice that it wasn't too crowded on a Saturday afternoon. Mask…read more"requirement" was not enforced at all, but thankfully we could keep our distance pretty well. All ages were skating. My skate rentals were hard to get laced tight enough, and one of them had shorter laces so it couldn't get my ankles wrapped like I wanted, but I made do. Good place to revisit a childhood pastime. Fun music that kept me dancing and singing the whole time.

We were here for a party and the party is inclusive for all ages and abilities. There's nice…read moreshaded areas and the restrooms are extremely clean.

A huge fenced in playground! There are toddler and big kids playgrounds, water play, a sensory…read morewall, and plenty of space to run around. There is a parking lot right in front of the playground. My kids had so much fun and hope to visit again next time we visit Richmond!

Pros: Cute little neighborhood park! I saw them redoing this a while back and came with my partner…read moreon a nice weekend evening. It's got a pretty small little trail loop, plenty of trees (we put our Eno hammock up), a nice playground for the kids, and it even has one of those cool outdoor gyms for adults! Lots of benches and tables around as well. It's really clean and well kept, well most definitely be back. Cons: it's super small- not a great place for a long walk. Also, no big grassy areas to set up and sit, if that's what you want out of a park.

Even though I live nearby, I usually drive a few more miles to go to a larger, more interesting…read morepark. This one still needs an upgrade.

Pretty nice street oriented park. Almost the same layout as Cooper park in Brooklyn NY, couple of…read more1/4's a straight launch reminiscent of a loading dock. Weird lil 1/4 on the Manuel pad. Street parking. Locals were unwelcoming but not outright dicks.

I love that this park had made renovations since the last time we visited. It is also a gated…read moreplayground so the kids do bot easily run out into the parking lot!

This park is located at the episcopal church. It is well-maintained and has plenty of areas that…read morerange from babies toddlers and big kids. Everything from slides to a rock climbing tower. And for the pirate loving kid there is a pirate ship with a slide! There is a giant sand box next to the pirate ship too. Lots of big kids swings and a few swings for babies and toddlers. Plenty of slides for kids to enjoy from the tall steep slide to the more low key baby slides. There are plenty of benches for adults to sit while the kiddos enjoy playing. Even an area with balance bars to walk and jump on. I did see a few picnic tables in the playground area too. This playground offers so many fun options for kids of all ages. The playground What established in 2006 by Project Swing, a nonprofit corporation organized through and under episcopal church and the Redeemer. Park is open during daylight hours.

This small playground is perfect for 2-4 years old because it's pretty small and fenced in. There…read moreare a few swings and some unusual playground additions. Loved how the park was pretty much lined with benches for parents. Lots of shade! Downsides: Long walk to the playground from street parking, in the grass, no bathrooms close by

We were looking for a place to let our kid run around and play and came across this playground…read more Its in a park and is set rather far back from the road. There were no parking lots any closer, it's just street parking then you walk the rest of the way. The playground itself is fenced off, to differentiate it from the surrounding park. It had some play structures and some swings along with a see saw and a few other things. There's also benches for parents to sit on while the kids are playing. The playground is mostly in the shade, which would be nice in summer. I liked it, but for some reason a group of 4-5 teenagers came by and hung out there for a while; this was around noon on a Tuesday in October, which I thought was weird. Anyway, if you're looking for a good place to let your kid play, this place would fit the bill and I would go here again.

This review is long overdue but I feel the need to share. We first discovered MKA when my…read morepreschooler was having issues at his original preschool. He started regressing in potty training, was having behavioral issues and it began to be evident that those teachers simply just didn't like him. We found MKA and immediately upon our walk thru I knew it was the place for him. He fit in immediately and his behavioral issues and potty training regression immediately became a non-issue. We brought our younger two kids in (a 2yo and 3yo) and our kindergartener in for the morning and after school bus. All 4 of my kids have flourished here. All of the teachers have showered my kids with love and discipline. I can not recommend this place enough. In addition to having wonderful teachers and a phenomenal directors the daily updates and ability to watch live feedS of my kiddos during their day makes MKA really stand above the other facilities in the area. MKA has become a second family for us and I am so grateful to have found the best place for my kiddos!

Avoid Midlothian Kids Academy at all costs…read more This daycare has extremely high staff turnover and poor supervision of the children. When my son moved to the two-year-old classroom, we were told they would help with potty training -- but within a week they began complaining about accidents and even suggested we bring in Pampers. It was clear they just didn't want to do their job. I refused, and ironically, my son's potty training improved right after that. The food they serve is subpar -- my son comes home hungry every day. Classrooms are often combined because they're short-staffed, creating chaos and disorganization. When incidents happen, they rarely communicate unless you call to ask what happened. One of the most concerning experiences was when my son came home with his face visibly swollen from crying. We were told he had a hard time going to sleep at nap time -- but we picked him up at 5 p.m., which means he was left crying unattended for an extended period of time. That's completely unacceptable and heartbreaking for any parent to hear. Worst of all, the director is dismissive and gaslights parents instead of being transparent or taking accountability. If you care about your child's safety, nutrition, and emotional well-being, run far away from this place.