I can't remember if there are three or four courts here. I'm blanking and I'm mad because last…read morefall I played here twice, sometimes three, times a week! Anyways, Narberth courts are great. Plenty of parking as there is a parking lot right next to the courts and not that much noise during the day. During the day there are a lot of moms that take their children to the playground located near the courts. The noise level isn't that bad though because there is a pavilion between the playground and the courts. There is also a ball park next to the courts. As far as I know, you don't have to reserve or pay for the courts and they are opened to the public. There are no facilities at the park that I know of (please correct me if I am wrong). The only tiff I have with this Narberth courts is that they are not lit so it's very hard to play in the evening (obviously). Added bonus is that the fire department and police department are a parking lot away, in the case that you pull a Youzhny on the courts (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=430_1207137519&p=1). Edit 5/30/08: There is a lot of noise pollution around here (minus one star) because the R5 passes through and there is usually a baseball or basketball game going on and ALWAYS a lot of kids in the park.

I have used this facility several times for playing tennis or taking lessons. The facility is great…read morewith lot of indoor courts. They have adult as well as kids clinics, lessons throughout the year. The court fees for reservations are expensive compared to other places. The parking lot is congested during busy times.

I played here often growing up. Great coaches. They have a small pro shop where you can buy…read moremerchandise as well as get your rackets strung. These indoor courts are beautiful. They run clinics every week for all levels. They have summer camps for kids as well. I would highly recommend checking them out. Great Business great people!

A large park with historic sculptures like the Ericsson Fountain and the Washington Monument on the…read morecircular Benjamin Franklin Parkway directly across from the touristy Rocky Steps and the Philly Museumof Art. Some just know it by the name The Oval but its officially titled Eakins Oval. Aside from the sculptures, there are pop-up events here but none today.

The oval is a fun place to hang out in summer. There's a small bar with beer, wine, and soft drinks…read moreas well as some food. Their picnic tables and Adirondack chairs in the grass where you can sit is a big concrete space in the middle with some portable basketball nets. Some other kids activities. It's a very family, friendly space and also offers lots of special events. Yoga is on Wednesday nights and if you pre-register and show up you get a drink coupon for a beer or a soft drink

Wynnewood Valley Park is experiencing something of a Renaissance, lately, something I am very happy…read moreto see. The park itself is long and rather narrow, following along a valley created by a creek. The creek itself is a source of great entertainment for children and adults too - bring your water shoes! In the past few years via much cooperation with the park and other groups we have a revived the "sensory garden' for people with different sensory issues - from sound to smell to taste to touch. It's really lovely for all visitors and highly accessible too. The park also has recently added a 9 hole disc golf course that is both challenging and fun. There is a playground area and a grassy area where in recent years summer music events have been staged. It's a lovely park with so much to offer!

Lovely little park with two playgrounds, tennis courts and sensory garden.read more

This is my 1600th review (not including updates) in eighteen years, and it has taken me this long…read moreto drop a review for the playground where I've spent most of my days! This review might be a bit of a biased five stars, but it's impossible to rate any lower when it's the playground where I've spent most of my days, and the place that helped me find my love for park life (https://youtu.be/YSuHrTfcikU?si=PrZeWmpeKdccrNoj)! Narberth Park is the first park where I ever swung on a swing and the first park where I got kicked out of for night swinging as a young adult. It's the first place where I developed my love for baseball and hit my first of many RBIs on a field! Narberth Park is the first place I ever experienced fireworks, and my friend's high school metal band was denied a performance during a firework during the '90s despite winning a Battle of the Bands in its gazebo. But since that one oversight, The Narberth Fireworks has evolved into one of the best places to see a neighborhood firework display since it has featured food from the likes of Federal Donuts and Chickie & Pete's and music from the likes of Snacktime and Funkitorium. From sharing many good times with my cousins during summer sports camp to randomly introducing our rescue dog to a camel during one of their outdoor circuses, Narberth Park is a place of many good memories for me. And so long as it's still going strong, I'm destined to enjoy many more!. So even though it took 1600 reviews, I'm happy to include it as part of my Park Life collection on here.

Favorite place to take my bayyybayyy to get her good and exhausted for a nap...... so I can…read morenap..... lol.... The area for the little kids is sand covered and fully fenced in with just one small gate. Helps with protection from boo boos AND predators..... pop pop getting all his duties out the way today because come tomorrow at 1pm, I'll be back in Delaware in seclusion until after my Eagles are done winning their first game! Fly, Eagles Fly

I was in Gladwyne because I had to drop something off at house there. Only a minute or two away…read morefrom the home I was at is Saunders Woods Preserve and I decided to stop in. There is a medium sized parking lot towards the entrance of the preserve, which is convenient. I assume it could get a big crowded during the summer months. A large meadow that has path mowed down the middle greets you as you begin your walk. Eventually, the meadow leads to a wooded trail. Along the trail are some scenic sights including beautiful trees and a small creek. Overhead, you'll see many beautiful birds flying. Towards the summer, this seems like a nice place to see butterflies and flowers, too. There's also a historic building on this property, which is cool. There's a benches outside Altogether, Saunders Woods is a nice place to take a nice, casual hike!

4 stars for greenspace, but in the grand scheme of what Natural Lands has to offer, this is one of…read moretheir neighborhood trail spots, and not a grand destination preserve. This was my 12th NL preserve out of their current 20 properties. Saunders Woods is the second smallest preserve, and to give an idea, it is only 25 acres, while 90% of their preserves are over 40 acres, and 75% of their preserves are over 100 acres. That said, if you want a brief walk, or to sit in some serene nature, you've found a cool spot. This preserve has a swing on a tree that is wide enough to fit two adults. There is a meadow adjacent to the parking lot (one of the few paved lots at NL preserves), and the wooded portion is mostly the valley between surrounding residential neighborhoods. In the winter you can clearly see all the neighboring houses from the trail. It's great that this land has been made into a public nature preserve, and this suits locals as a wonderful spot to enjoy the outdoors. I don't recommend planning to visit if you are looking for a long hike, or a destination preserve with a lot to explore. Below is a list of all preserves from smallest to largest, so you can get an idea of the levels of wilderness they offer. Stone Hills Preserve 13 acres Sauders Woods Preserve 25 acres Stoneleigh 42 acres Hildacy Preserve 55 acres Wawa Preserve 98 acres Meng Preserve 101 acres Binky Lee Preserve 112 acres Willisbrook Preserve 126 acres Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary 200 acres Green Hills Preserve 201 acres Peacedale Preserve 222 acres Gwynedd Preserve 279 acres Harold N. Peek Preserve 344 acres Sadsbury Woods Preserve 508 acres Bryn Coed Preserve 520 acres Stroud Preserve 571 acres Crow's Nest Preserve 712 acres ChesLen Preserve 1,282 acres Bear Creek Preserve 3,565 acres Glades Wildlife Refuge 7,440 acres **Apparently 27-acre Sharp's Woods Preserve is now part of the Radnor Conservancy and is no longer a Natural Lands property.

If we are talking basketball, Bensalem Chargers is way beyond a FIVE STAR. Our middle son loves…read morebasketball but was not a great player. The Bensalem Chargers took the love he has for basketball and developed him into a player. The environment and the league is what it's supposed to be about basketball, the player, the team and the game. Development, basic skills and when the player is ready challenges. I applaud the league here for holding tournaments, practices, training etc.... Whatever it takes to change/mentor our youth for the better, which is what is going on here is a win-win for me.

Not a recommended place. The parking is non existent. The building is poorly maintained on the…read moreoutside. (Eyesore) On the inside the floors are laminate and very slippery. There are always more people then available seating. The bathrooms are one step below a gas station. They have tournaments there and over charge the parents at the door. The staff is rude. They hire people to help park cars. The people who help out are usually grumpy. Almost every time I've been to this place I see two things. A fight and injuries because the kids slip and fall a lot. It is so miserable there the parents get grumpy and shouting at the refs are commonplace. They have leagues there but it's such a downer at this place teams stop showing up.

Poorly managed! The manager cancels constantly and lies. There is never any answer when you call…read more They double book courts and the ball machine. Also not enough pros to book lessons. This place could be great and a money maker if only it were better managed.

Joey is helps me and the place is worth it for five courts for tennis and pickle ballread more