An amazing place for kids. The staff is very nice. They will cater to whatever needs you have. The…read morecamp mananger was very nice and helped out with whatver we needed.

Nice enough for a small neighborhood park. A small playset with some nice features. A shelter…read more Lots of open green space, not a ton of trees. Fine, but nothing special.

A beautiful park in the heart of town. The river, a pond (maybe just an overly-wet area,) a…read moreshelter, a small playground, etc. Lots of shade, lots of green space. Would be nice for a picnic lunch. I was maybe biased by the perfect spring day, but it was a nice visit, and I would come back for various activities.

BSA Troop 17 camped out here and accommodations for campers is phenomenal. We did the zip line and…read moreit was worth the money. Very personable care from the staff and a call number if we needed anything.

1st time today. Awesome course in excellent condition. Great staff, cart person(lady)awesome, USA…read moreflags everywhere. Came from Kettering. Will be back

It was one of those iffy spring days that turned out to be OK. Some of our party decided not to…read morechance it. We expected rain at around noon that never came, but ended up warming up to the point where we were peeling off a layer for delightful low 70s sunny weather. I learned to play in college but only pick up a stick once or twice every year. Still the education I got from the head Men's coach of our local community college is paying off 30 years later. The front nine are flat and open. The back nine is the older original course which is a little more tricky having shots from low to high and vice versa amongst older growth trees. We played best ball (3 vs 4). Chirp, Dick and myself against Dan, Matt, Moose and Tom. We a shot 64 with 6 birdies and two boogies for the win. On the 15th hole I tee'd off with an 8 iron for the "shot of the day", shooting within 12 inches to the pin. The front 9 played a little lighter than the back. Save your energy for the back. The club house had some really nice merchandise but are still posting signs out front for social distancing and limiting one person at the register although they said verbally to allow 2-3 people inside at a time. Things are opening up again. Each of the carts also has a plastic partition. The one complaint is that the plastic sheet acted like sail and wasn't fastened well so the wind would it flap into you. Hope to be back again soon.

This spacious park stretches about four blocks on the near north side of Winchester. It has…read moresomething for just about everyone: disc golf, a skate park, a walking path, and a basketball court in the south block; a swimming pool and workout station on the second; playground and shelters on the third with lots of shade trees; and a baseball field and more shelters on the north end. The lawn was in a bit of transition along the playground which made it a little delicate to navigate, but it should be okay by summer. The pool wasn't open yet, but the water was clear and was probably just waiting for the official opening weekend. Parking could be found by the pool and on the north end between the playground and baseball stadium. Nice park with lots to offer visitors. Review #2593

We love coming here to play tennis! It is also a great place to go when they host summer concerts…read more Such a fun time with friends & family!

When a big German Shepard barked at a man teeing off on the 12th hole he backed away slowly. A…read morewise move. "In these back country farms areas there are just two things you need to worry about: dogs and tornados," Nicole L said while we were out jogging. I never grew up with these concerns. In my youth when unleashed dogs rushed me in the open grassy fields I instinctively froze and watched under a trapped breath, feeling my heart pounding in my ears thinking "just let it sniff me and run off" and I walked away cautiously keeping an eye on him. Looking up into the dark skies with little flickers which loomed in the distance, I said not to worry...we'd be home sweet home before the that storm hit us. With a third of a mile left however the thunder was right over us and light rain flicked at us on our backs. We heard the siren go off at the Homestead Golf course which we were about to pass and decided to make a beeline for the clubhouse instead of chancing it amongst the light show around us. Lest we turn into two ashy crisps. We were thankful we did because moments later the rain was a downpour and thunder was roaring. The Van Knife Family built these links in 1965 but had been farming here when they homesteaded it since 1814. Grandfather Dolan was the first to put a stick our hands, claiming golf was the gateway to success in a myriad of business connections, however my desire to run cross country and track and field prevailed. Nevertheless, grateful for the lessons he imparted. This is truly a game against yourself. Years of hooked and sliced balls saw only marginal returns. Labors (of love?) without fruit. Farther in law kicks my butt every time we play so I am grateful when we play Scramble and can be on the same team. Homestead is close by and we frequent whenever we are visiting and we love it. After 15 minutes of waiting the rain was still strong, but the lighting had passed. Nicole said "this might be one of those clouds that just hangs around!" I took my chances in the rain, running as fast as I could. "Don't dillydally and hurry back with the car." Runners are not often respected especially if we have to share the road with cars. Cars don't like slowing down for us and vice versa, but it is an unwinable battle so the best we can hopeful for is civil discourse. I didn't recognize him in his white SUV at first. The man inside had given me a thumbs up that I had mistaken for the middle finger as the vehicle came to a slow down probably to tell me to get on the grassy shoulder. But I was running full speed and had to think about picking up Nicole. After the car went past it hit me, oops that was my father-in-law, and my ride back home! Thankfully he pulled around at the end of the road. I hopped in his car, got out of rain, and we picked up Nicole. We laughed when it was all over, warming ourselves on a hot bowl of chicken and vegetable soup.

Definitely an older course but well maintained. Clubhouse attendant was very friendly. I'll…read moredefinitely be back