This Orchard was one of the highlights of our long weekend! We had a beautiful weather and enjoyed…read moreexploring all the Apple trees. The U-pick flowers were only $10 and the zinnias had these delicate colorful speckles on the petals, and it comes with a mason jar vase. The live music was a great cover singer and guitar player. It's very family friendly - there are hay bales for photo ops and a dedicated play area. There are lots of tables to eat or rest up. The pulled pork sandwich was seasoned really well, and the mac & cheese was hot and the ultimate comfort food. They had a lot of options for alcoholic cider, and you can't forget their donuts. I snagged the Whoopie donut sandwich that came with buttercream on the inside. Easy parking and I paid $28 for two people to pick a lot of apples. It's well worth the money, the staff was incredibly friendly, and the vibes were immaculate.

I've only been here for the Peach Jubilee so I can really only speak for that. There were not…read moreenough tables with shade for people to sit, trash cans were hard to locate, no real activities or places for kids to play. They only had one tractor going to drive you to pick peaches so the line was absolutely insane. We left and went to their market for lunch.

This is the best playground in the area. My kids (ages 4 and 2) love this playground. The big…read moreslides are super fun and the steps to the slides wear them out which is great for parents. If you want your small children to nap, then have them walk up the steps to the slides a dozen times. There is a nice variety of playground equipment for all ages including swings, a 3 person seesaw, spinning/ climbing thing, etc. All the equipment has a castle theme which is super cute. I love that the entire playground is fenced in with fences high enough that young kids definitely cannot get over. The fencing around the steps/ platforms for the slides is also super safe to prevent falls. I feel totally comfortable letting my kids walk up and slide down by themselves while I wait at the bottom. Bathrooms nearby are better than most playgrounds. The only downside is that there isn't a lot of shade. Some benches are shaded but none of the playground equipment is shaded so you feel like you're baking on a hot day. There are covered benches at the entrance of the playground for parents. But your kids will have so much fun that they'll barely notice how hot they are.

We absolutely love this park so much to do and it's so clean. The slides are incredibly, just a…read morelittle tough to get to the top. My only complaint is there isn't enough shade in the summertime so it gets really hot there. We love coming here!

This is a relatively small little park that sits behind the Trappe Borough Hall. There is a…read moreplayground geared for toddlers and another one geared for older children. You'll find the usual slides, swings, and things to climb on including a small rock climbing wall. There are some picnic tables and park benches around in addition to a small pavilion with two picnic tables underneath. There is a water fountain, but it wasn't working during my most recent visit. Not sure if they simply turn off the water for the season and maybe they just haven't turned it back on yet. There are no restrooms around here. There is a little open grass space where you could toss a ball around or play frisbee. A lot of people don't seem to know this playground exists, so it's never been crowded anytime I've been there. My two year old has fun here but my seven year old gets bored here after a little while as there just isn't enough different things for him to do.

This is a great spot for ice cream. It is the second location by this company - the other being up…read moreby Laurel Locks Farm bear the Coventry Mall. The staff are accommodating and friendly. They have a nice selection of ice cream, baked good and other treats like homemade soups and tuna salad. They also have breakfast and lunch menu.

I hesitated to write a review for this place because it's tiny and I don't want it to get over…read morecrowded! It's a gem located along a stretch of otherwise establishment-free road at Rt. 23 and Coventryville Rd. We have eaten there at least 8 times now, both breakfast and lunch, and have literally loved every meal. The specials change frequently and everything is made from scratch. We haven't even been there during ice cream season yet! Can't wait! But shhhhh.... don't tell too many people!

If you have a love for all things Lego, whether you be a kid or an adult...go to Legoland! We had a…read moreblast! When you walk in you're greeted with Legos everywhere. Multiple Lego building stations are all over the complex. You can add your creation to a community build or make your own design. There was a this Lego monorail that went around the front of the building and at certain points you could interact with the scenes at each station stop. Our favorite part was the VR Lego roller coaster ride, that felt pretty real and at the end you got to personalize your own mini brick. There was so much to do that you could fill a day of play.

For the price you pay, I feel like there should be more for you to explore and do. It's very…read moreexpensive. The activity pack with the stampers; there is no ink, and you can hardly see the imprint of a stamp. The laser maze, didn't work all that well. When you would hit start, it would do anything. And when you would hit stop, it wouldn't stop it would still be calculating your time and lessening your score. The snack stand was suppose to be open, it was indeed CLOSED!! And the flooring, where it goes from the hard surface to the incline of soft cushion type flooring. That is dangerous, we constantly kept tripping over it. You should have signs there saying watch your step. Because I've noticed other parents tripping over it as well too.

The Pottstown Farmers Market is under new ownership after recently being acquired by three…read morepartners. They are just getting things started but already offer a nice selection of meats, produce, prepared foods and gifts. I've posted an image of their new hours. The space is clean and fresh with lots of new vendors. There were also signs for more to come including an Italian deli and a taco stand. I loved all of the succulent arrangements. Wishing them all the best with this! Just what Pottstown needs more of!

So my wife & I were in town & stumbled across this place. It's under renovations but there's a new…read morebar in the front named the Kiki Vodka Bar. It's fantastic. All PA beers & liquor. They feature specialty infused vodkas & cocktails made w/ Kiki Vodka. The bar is really cool w/ a chill vibe & amazing drinks. We ended up staying & watching some English Premier League soccer & grabbing tacos at the taco place inside the market. What an awesome concept. The bartender Anthony was super knowledgeable about All the PA spirts & beers & made a wicked mule. The infused vodka flights were awesome & the tacos were great. Definitely a must if you find yourself in the area.

Whoa, this playground is BOSS SAUCE! Perfect for everyone. Colloquially known as the Wooden Castle…read moreplayground, this place boasts swings, a sandbox, big tube slides, short open slides, picnic tables in shade, in sun, benches, bridges, ladders, mazes, platforms, tunnels, lookouts, a fun Totem head, monkey bars, fireman poles, ramps, flip puzzles, and a bunch of creative equipment I don't know the words for... its awesomeness overload!! In addition to the playground, there are clean restrooms (open now), water fountains, trash receptacles for both landfill and recycling, easy parking, wooded trails, spacious fields and the most inviting Little Free Library I've seen in any setting. It matches the playground! The crowd today is super chill, very friendly, and clearly not obsessed with pandemics. Children and parents are playing, picnicking, making new friends, laughing and socializing and having a wonderful day. It feels just like the before times. WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR?!? My kids never wanna leave. I feel the same.

Great playground. Lot to do. Good amount of coverage for windy days…read more Sounds great right? It is. Well worth the trip. The missing star isn't on account of the place but rather the people. It amazes me the sheer amount of people glued to their phones and then look around in panic when they can't find their children. Ffs, Watch your kids, it's a playground not a permanent babysitter. If you think I'm being obnoxious, just people watch when you come here. You'll be surprised at the accuracy of the above... -J

This was my second time visiting Camp, but my first time at this location and I tried the Bluey…read moreexperience with my husband and two kids, my cousin and her family came too. Honestly, it was underwhelming. For the price (adults pay too!), there wasn't much to do, and I felt the Trolls experience I went to before was way better. The layout could really use an upgrade, more slides, swings, a ball pit, climbing areas, basically something creative and interactive for the kids that keeps them entertained. Right now, it felt like wasted space. We made the best of it, but I wouldn't recommend the Bluey experience specifically. That said, Camp itself is still awesome. The kids loved the slime activity we paid extra for, and we got some fun toys while there. I'm curious to try other experiences in the future, because if they put as much thought into them as the Trolls one, I'm sure they'll be amazing!

Decided to visit during our Philadelphia mini-vacay with our Bluey-obsessed daughter…read more We went mid-week in the late morning in an effort to avoid crowds and it seemed to work. You enter in the main area/store. There are lots of toys and items available for purchase, as well as play and coloring tables if you need to pass time before or after your visit. We arrived around 10:25am for our 11am visit and they were able to fit us into the 10:30 slot. There were about seven (7) other children in the group, alongwith about ten (10) adults. The group is then taken into the Bluey House/Play areas. You spend a total of about 40 minutes in the House/Play area which consists of free-roam/play as well as some organized group activities such as a dance party and a story time. There are lots of rooms in the house including a main play area, kitchen, living room, bedroom and slide/lounge room. Toward the end of your 40-minute allotment, you will invited into a "Secret Party" with the rest of your group. You will then go into another room where you get to meet Bluey and Bingo! You are free to take your own photos or have the staff there take photos (using your device) for you. After, you are done, you exit back into the main area. The staff throughout the experience were excellent. They were very friendly and patient with all of the children (and adults) and did a great job in all of the activities. Now admission prices range from $24-29 per person depending on the day you visit (weekends are $29). I do agree with many other reviewers saying that this activities would be more appropriately priced at around $20. Luckily, there are always promotion/coupon codes available around the internet. Simply Googling Camp Bluey Philadelphia Promo Code will result in a few options...of which one should work for around 10-15% off...on average. For those affected, the entire experience is all on one leveled floor...there are no stairs or elevations within the experience space...except for the (optional) area containing a slide. Park in the mall's Blue Parking Lot for closer access to the Camp Store.