I had no idea how big this park was. Disc golf, dog park, mountain biking, hiking/nature trails,…read moreball fields, skate park... I could go on and on. It's an older park but has tons of new attractions and modern park features. It's worth going. This is a real Bristol, CT Gem. Pequabuck river flows through it. Tons of green space. Lots of parking. A really great park to visit.

Located on the West End of Bristol, Rockwell Park has been a staple in my family since the mid…read more40's! (my grandparents home is off the park) The park has a nice shady walking path around its border for hot summer days as well as a splash pad ...and pool for kids. They have SO MANY fun events just look in Bristol Park and Rec webpage... For example, they have music every Tuesday throughout the summer in the outdoor amphitheater. They have Muzzy field adjacent to the parking lot and there are games of all kinds with fireworks afterward. They have seasonal events, including visits from Santa in Mrs. Rockwells pavillion. Also, there is a skateboard cement park that was professionally designed by pro skaters.... A frisbee disc golf course on one end AND a dog park!!! I can't say enough of good things about Rockwell Park...I absolutely Love this local spot.

Cool spot to be cool!…read more Blue Banks is a 4 sloped, wide and adventurous skate and inline park in Washington Park in Albany, NY. There are tennis courts. This is a great outdoor space for teens and kids. There is a separate court closer to the lake, where there are 2 basketball courts. It is an all around fun spot to relax. Skateboarders are doing jumps and olleys over various steep obstacles, showing their boards and proficiency. Some make awesome high jumps and others narrowly avoid injury. Concrete + metal pipes and those round lumps in the ground. There are a few tables, wood seats. Review: 5

A spacious and wide skate park! The park is tiered into 4…read morelevels - lots of small bars and hills. The ramps are concrete - as opposed to parks with steel ramps. I'm Not a skater at all but my son did enjoy this park. There's no shade directly over the park to shield you from the heat so bring a hat and lots of water! The only shade will but under the trees next to the park.

The skate park is open to all. The people that hang out here are pretty nice. It's a great way to…read morekill a couple of hours. Parking is free. There are a few ramps to work with.

First off, this spot is frequented... a lot. It's changed a bit over the years. First, it was…read morefenced. Fence is gone and now just open. The pavement is rough... but, the ramps must be pretty good cuz a lot of people go there, plus it's free. The Ramps are smooth, skateboarders go there like crazy, it's right next to the trail, next to the parking lot for city hall. No lights, so when it gets dark it's over. For free, in a one hoarse town... it's a good spot.

A medium sized clean indoor skatepark…read more Since Drop in killed itself. A Gardensk8 committed suicide to prove a point therw is no indoor skatepark in northern NJ. This is the closest. And not bad either.

2nd Nature is a great place, the people there are very nice. The hooked me up with a great board,…read morethat I love, and the skate park itself is awesome. If you need a skateboard or you just want to skate, you need to come to 2nd Nature! The only thing that was bad about it, was that one day I was skating by myself and the guy came out and said they were closing, but when I got home I went on their website and they'll be open for another hour. Just because I was the only one there and he just wanted to go home.

Small indoor skating place. Slightly bigger than a 3 car garage, with ramps to skate. Helmet…read morerequired. Best to bring a friend because intimidating if you are on your own and just learning.

Great skatepark wether it's sunny raining or snowing they are always open. The staff actually…read moreskates and are invested within the skating community. I recently moved to the area and was immediately welcomed in. I go here multiple times every week and it only costs ten dollars to get in. This is officially the last indoor skatepark in Connecticut. You will not get an experience like this anywhere around here. Definitely worth it go check it out.

This town park has a lot going on…read more Located behind the community/rec center are several baseball diamonds, basketball courts, a skate park, several tennis courts and a couple of playgrounds. All the facilities look well maintained. The town organizes pickleball meet-ups, basketball lessons, summer camp, community events with food trucks and more. Check the webpage for a list of upcoming events. Kid and adult baseball leagues play here as well. Definitely worth a stop by to check out the facilities. A good amount of parking is available near the tennis courts. You can also walk in from the Coventry Greenway bike path. There are two newer playground areas, one larger than the other and a couple a picnic tables are on the property as well.

This is an amazing bit of nature and recreation, right in Providence. In the summer there's a…read moreWednesday farmer's market from 3-6, and there are frequent weekend concerts at the top of the hill. There are also a sledding hill, baseball diamonds and a skate park at the base. I come here for the hiking. For being only 10 minutes from downtown providence, it's very impressive. It's small, just shy of 90 acres, but the trail network is fantastic. The views of Providence from the top of the hill and the vista are great.There's a map at the entrance to the park, I usually just do one big loop when I visit. There's a trail map you can print out on the website as well. This is an urban park, so litter can be a problem. Please do your part and bring your trash out with you.

Can my tax dollars please go towards better signage & upkeep of this beautiful park? Please?…read more Such a joy to have public access to green space like this right in the middle of the city. I felt my cortisol drop significantly just after a few steps on the trail. At one point, the Providence noise pollution almost disappeared & all I could hear was birds & bugs & wind. Unfortunately it's a seriously confusing smorgasbord of trails. I had to pull up AllTrails a few times, which is borderline embarrassing, considering how small of a park this is. I'm not sure I really followed any of the proper trails, just kinda zigzagged around. I would've felt more at ease if the trails were marked more clearly. Still highly recommend as a great green space. Enjoy!

Fun little skate park where some of my friends go…read more I took my younger cousin here to see Lightning Bolt play a live show and she loved it. She is from a small rural town in Illinois so the combination of young skaters and live music was veryyyyy cool to her! I like that we have this spot in the city- great resource- hope they continue to do live shows!

Cool little skate park that sometimes has live music. Great location right in the heart of downtown…read morenext to Trinity Brewhouse and Trinity Rep, I hope they keep this spot vibrant and alive for my skater friends!

I grew up a half-mile from Paradise Pond. I would walk by it all year, and up the Mill River. From…read morethe age of catching tadpoles to recently when I visited again. I was delightfully startled by the feelings I had, and the beauty that I could only partially capture with my camera. So I wrote a delicious novel about a professional photographer and a Smith math teacher, much of it set in Northampton. I didn't write this review to promote the sale of the book but to underscore the wonderful experience I had there, from early childhood and decades later. The book is called "Paradise Pond."