David I. Venella Memorial Park was a nice find. The playground had unique features not found in…read moremany others. Visitors can also enjoy the convenience of clean and accessible public bathrooms, making it an excellent destination, especially in proximity to the nearby Deptford Mall. Next to the playground, you'll find tennis courts and complimentary parking.

Lots of fun equipment for every age from toddlers to pre-teen.The park was clean and had public…read morerestrooms.

Great park, good vibes, a huge playground if you have kids, and a beautiful trail that encircles…read morethe entire park, and an overall friendly community of people...a lovely park! I have many memories at this park and it will always be my go-to! I grew up at this park since the age of 10! Am now 35! You won't be disappointed, and is also worth the drive if you don't live nearby also!

We are such fans of this park. Gloucester Township has a number of community events throughout the…read moreyear. The half mile "walking trail" which many people run is cool with small inclines for the additional burn. There are charging stations and a good amount of shade. My children love this park because of the 3 separate playgrounds for all ages. There is plenty of seating for parents and a large field for random play. The two basketball courts are decent. I find parking can be difficult at times but mostly it's good. The police station and court house are right next door.

Soo close to 5 stars!!!…read more I've / we've been coming to this park for years upon years. It's across from a really nice neighborhood and a great shopping center (Tori's, Coppolla's, Shoprite, CardSmart, GNC, etc). I have such fond memories :) Pre-children, I'd come here and walk around for exercise. I'd sometimes drag my mom or best friend. Post kids, I'd pack the 'shrimps' in their double stroller and walk around. As they got older, they'd swing and play on the playground equipment (and never want to leave!). The park is very pleasant overall - there is an extensive playgound set, a huge field (softball, playing catch, frisbee, etc.), a few picnic tables, two basketball courts and a large gazebo. I've rented out the gazebo at least twice for birthday parties. It's $30 for Glo Twp residents and IDK for non-residents. You have to provide and decorate everything. (When we had parties, I'd always bring a radio and chalk too). Everyone always enjoyed when we celebrated here! What I really appreciate is that you are across from a video survellienced police station plus Mister Softee and Blue Bunny make their rounds in the spring and summer! (only negatives - stinky port-o-potties and it's sometimes hard to see your children through the closely spaced equipment bars)

An amazing hidden gem that is worth looking for…read more This playground is beautiful, well maintained, and safe for kids of any age. It's quite large, too, so even on a busy day there is plenty of room for everyone. There's not much else to say; look at the pictures and dare yourself to not be a little jealous of anyone who's still young (at heart) enough to go here and play!

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.

Fort Medford is a playground located in the Township of Medford within the wider footprint of the…read moreBob Meyer Memorial Park. The playground is a bit nestle in a discreet neighborhood. Living in Central Jersey, we decided to visit the playground after our trip to the Cherry Hill Mall down in the Southern New Jersey region. Firstly, Fort Medford is unique in style and variety of playground equipment, notably in the wooden castle/fort-like structure that serves as the focal piece of the overall playground. This structure provides several towers/turrets that reach about 7-9 feet high that is accessible through the built in steps. These towers are then mostly connected via wooden walkways or other playground obstacles that bridge the gap between the different towers, which then range from rope to bars that challenges the navigator's balance and dexterity (level of difficulty varies and may not be suitable for toddlers). There are also a variety of slides built in with this structure along with different swing sets available throughout. However, younger children can play in a more modern playground set that is a part of the overall playground area. The area and size of the playground is vast relative to other playgrounds that we have been to, and is comparable in size to the Regatta Playground (by Turtle Back Zoo) in North Jersey. This modern playground set is arguably a little less intimidating when it comes to the height for children and offer similar playground amenities (slides/obstacles). For adult consideration purposes, there is a brick-and-mortar restroom facility as well as a covered pavilion which can be used as a shaded/resting area with tables. Overall, this is a great playground for families to take their children to enjoy.

What a great park! The wooden fort structure is so unique and large. My kids love playing hide and…read moreseek. It is a very popular park so it is crowded on the weekends. The city just fixed up a part of it too, so I'm pleased it's being well maintained!

AMAZING PLAYGROUND with a castle theme! The crew who constructed the idea & layout did such a…read moresuperb job. There's balance beams, monkey bars & rings with two height levels, a rock wall, a tunnel slide, a RoCkETsHiP slide, tire swing, bridges, etc. Bathrooms and water fountain on site. Tennis courts. Baseball field. Numerous picnic tables in the playground area as well. This park is a child's dream!!! Best part is it's clean and safe!!

Great playground with challenging activities for all ages! Will keep them busy for hours.read more

Really nice park that has a lot to offer: Lengthy walking trail with a fitness circuit, bike…read moretrails, large playground for the kids, baseball & soccer fields, a huge pavilion where the Township shows movies during the summer months. If you come to the park early enough, you may also spot some deer in the walking path area to the left. There is also a HUGE parking lot in the middle of the park...and for the car enthusiast, they offer the occasional car show and you can see some nice classic cars! Lindenwold Park is a good starting place to hike the Camden County Parks Trail Network. From the parking lot follow the paved path towards Gibbsboro. For the parents: The playground is broken up into several sections. There are some non-traditional pieces such as the train or the ferry boat. Terrific offerings if you are a kid and have a basic imagination. There are also three separate, more traditional areas with the standard tower like climbing areas, multiple slides and crawling areas but with lots of different colors including pink, baby blue and goldenrod. There are also two swing sets, side by side and a plastic see-saw. The playground is in an area that is 230 feet by 80 feet. The entire area is mulched.

People who live near here are so fortunate. I happened to find this on a morning run after a rain…read morewhen no one was at the park. I liked the Parcourse FitCircuit, which is a circular path with stations where you can stop and do exercises at various intensities and difficulties. There are bars for doing pull-ups as well. There is even a bike fixing station with tools to fix your bike or pump air into the tires. The circuit is near a baseball field and a playground. There are trees around the area where you can probably walk around a bit to feel like you're in a forest. You won't get lost though because they're right next to homes. I would definitely come back here.

Love this park it's super clean and the little path is beautiful and the kids love coming out here…read moreto play .

Most everyone I know still calls this place Bethel Mill Park even though the name officially…read morechanged years ago. I adhere to that categorization and thus will use the old name here. Admittedly, today was the first time I visited since I was a teenager. The park looked the same. I grew up about five minutes away from this park so it was host to plenty of picnics, walks, friend outings, and the *super intense* school walk-a-thons. It's a cool park in that you can make your own adventure. Walk out in the sun, play a sport on one of the courts, hang out in the pavilion, or head down to the wooded path and walk along the water/admire wildlife/feed ducks. It's especially nice that Bethel Mill has on-site bathrooms that are well-kept and stocked with toilet paper. I wish parks like Cooper River would follow suit. This park is family oriented, offers plenty of shade and sun, and has nice benches all around. I'm a fan and hope to visit more often this spring.