This park is a hidden gem! Literally, it's down powhatan rd and kind of in the middle of nowhere…read more The restrooms were squeaky clean! Parking was right near the playground and close to the pavilion. They had paved handicapped parking spaces. The equipment looks brand new and they have hand sanitizer units on every section. They have shade umbrellas, 2 sliding sections, lots of climbers, 2 full swing sets, teeter saws, a sand volleyball pit and it looked like they're still developing. So happy to have found this place!

We visit this park frequently it's such a nice park and well maintained. There are 2 separate…read moreplayground areas and today we just visited 1 side. We played on the side next to the tennis courts and it did have some updates. 1 of the slides was repaired, which was nice to see. They have a sizable restroom and lots of picnic tables under a pavilion. There are baseball fields and a paved walking path all the way around the park. They just installed a new fitness center for adults in the farthest field from the SRAC. My personal favorite is the playground with the pirate ship and rubber mats under all the equipment. My only complaint for today was that they had fresh mulch delivered, it looked like it was sitting, waiting to be spread and it was on top of one of the slides so the equipment couldn't be used. Other than that, it's a great park!

Its a very nice park that you can take your kid to play and walk. also has a green way that is 6…read moremiles. 3 miles all the way to downtown Smithfield and 3 miles on the way back to the park. I highly don't recommend coming when they are cutting the grass. The people that cut the grass don't care if they hit ur car. I had a guy blowing the grass off the cement with the leaf blower and he would blow the air on my car mind you I was inside my car and he could see me. I had several tiny rock hit my car as he was blowing air into my car. I would think its common since if your using the weed eater or an leaf blower you have the use it so when u cut the grass nothing would fly onto the cars or the people but they don't care about that so there is grass, rocks and stick thrown up in the air which can hit a car or a person!

The East Clayton Community Park has something for everyone. There are a plethora of athletic…read morefields, a larger playground for the kiddos, a walking path the spans the entire park, even some disc golf holes. The bathrooms are plentiful and clean to boot. It is a beautiful park with spaces created with community partner Caterpillar.

Lovely playground w slides, swings, and a covered picnic table area. Popular for good reason…read more Rubberized surface in many areas and wheelchair accessible. Bathrooms and water fountain next to playground. Recommend!

There's a lot of workout equipment to choose from for a full workout. I enjoy having disinfectant…read morespray to clean equipment before and after each use. I also enjoy a daily pass to access to indoor track and gym. There are plenty of restrooms available, and there is a playroom for children. I love the fact that multiple activities are scheduled, and there is an indoor swimming pool. I enjoy the indoor track. My biggest peeve is people slamming weights while lifting weights. It would also be great to have more cameras onsite. I recommend this recreation center.

We grandsons enjoys the playgrounds and spaces to run. You can pay to use the indoor pool and…read moresplash pad, which are very nice. Will definitely go again.

The Cub house is a super cute indoor play area that has a lot of open space for kids to run around…read moreand play. They also have seating outside of the play area so parents could sit and watch their kids play while enjoying a drink from the café area.

Wow, this place is wonderful! I live out of state but my sister in law is a huge fan and took us…read morehere and it was truly fantastic. I so wish we had something like this in Tucson! It's a play space and cafe! Brilliant. My kids looooooved it. So many toys and areas to explore, and even an18 months and under specific area that my 16 month old adored. He ran right to it. There's even a separate back room with different activities set up depending on the day. We went on arts and crafts day so it was set up with those activities and my daughter especially loved that. Tables surround the play space so if you're trying to multi task and get stuff done while your kiddo plays--it's doable! Plus the in-house coffee shop is clutch. I got a cold brew and my husband got a coffee. I also have to comment on how clean and new this place was. Even though it's a kids space it was pretty immaculate. All of the toys were in good shape too. Very impressive. My sister in law is a member and I definitely would be too if I lived in the area! A must!

Park is nice and clean and swings and other equipment in great shape. Very quiet and family saferead more

Princeton is a very small town about 20 minutes from Goldsboro. I have been to this park several…read moretimes. Its a small park with about 3 pplay areas for kids and a small gravel track. There is also a shelter for a group lr picnic. Its not a bad park, it just needs some updating. I go to the park when i am working with my client who uses a wheel chair. The gravel tracm makes it difficult to push him around & is verh difficult to get him to walk on the rocks. The park itself is great for the size of the town. Whenever/if ever they fix the track they will vet 5 stars

Decided to try this place on a whim. My almost 5 year old needed to release some energy after a…read morefull day of lounging in out pajamas. I didn't even check the reviews prior to arrival. Committed to going based on its proximity to my home. Upon entry I was immediately pleased about how clean it looked and smelled. Most indoor playgrounds smell like feet. I observed employees cleaning the play area an equipment multiple times and we were only there for an hour. The space and planet theme was ever present in the play space. From space ships, to rockets, glow lights, and others images, my son enjoyed it. There was an area carved out for smaller toddlers and the rest was for kids no older than 8-10. It's freezing in there so parents or observers, be prepared. There's no concession stand like most places, but there are multiple vending machines. There is space to host Birthday parties and I imagine that they allow outside food since they don't serve any. Entry fee was comparable to similar facilities, but the fact that the place was so clean. Made it worth it. The membership price was higher than most, but I think I'm going to pay it simply because of how clean it is and close it is to my home. My son enjoyed his time here. The staff was friendly, helpful, and alert to the happenings in the play space. I'll probably host a future Birthday party in this space. The space is ideal for younger kids. Take the tweens and teens to the feet smell filled places!

Safe, clean and fun for everyone! They offer birthday…read moreparties and they host monthly events!

I had the pleasure of meeting both the director, Matt Smith, and recreation Program Supervisor…read moreTimothy Messer. Despite the pandemic, they are working to provide recreation programs and open facilities indoors and out, to the best of their ability. I enjoyed touring Benson and seeing ball fields, soccer fields, picnic shelters, the band stand home to summer concerts as soon as they can return, municipal park, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard courts, playgrounds and the future site of a rehabbed space for a community center. While the Benson Civic Center at 1204 North Johnson shows its age, it was well maintained and designed for more active times. The weight room and cardio equipment are open with social distancing and masks required. The game room seemed so empty. There are two other under utilized meeting rooms due to the pandemic. The attached Benson Center for Active Aging was buzzing with volunteers at the clothing closet and also serves as a food pantry distribution site. Many virtual activities being offered as well.

this is sad man, first there is kids that look very sick, no shoes on, the playground looks very…read moreold and dirty. This playground is a health hazard, do better.

Like some others have mentioned, the problems with the park aren't really pertaining to the park…read moreitself. It's usually the people who come to the park. Every so often you get someone not cleaning up after their pet, a rambunctious pup that doesn't know their own size, a h*mper, or an aggressive dog. Those are more owner issues, and with a park being public space, there's no real way to curb that. You just have to be on alert. Besides those things, my main issue is the height of the fences and that IS a park issue. It's right by a road people usually speed through, and among the many dogs I have and foster, one of them is a treeing walker coonhound. If you know anything about that breed, you know they be tree-walking. They tree-walk trees mostly, but they'll happily tree-walk their furry butts right over a fence if it's short enough. These fences are more cake-walk than tree-walk for my hound. I can't bring her here. She will yeet herself over that fence and right off the doggie census. That said, assuming your dog is not a fence-jumping maniac, it's a fun place.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness Man oh man oh man!! If this had a water feature it would be a five-star Park!! The big dog park and the little dog park are two completely separate parks, in fact you have to walk over a little Bridge to get to the big dog park from the little dog park!! There are plenty of poop bag holders and trash cans and there are a few little benches around for you to sit on. There are a couple of agility items and a fire hydrant!! Wouldn't be a dog park without a fire hydrant. The ground covering is kind of like bark chunks? If you have weak ankles it's a little hard to walk on. But there are some old groceries and plenty of room for your dogs to run around and have fun. There is parking very close although you do have to walk across a little Bridge unless you're going to the small dog park.

I was attending a get together celebrating a little boys birthday. I had only been here once…read morebefore. I was not aware of their birthday policies. I was a guest. As soon as i walk in with the kids and a birthday gift in hand. I was greeted with "you need to take that gift back to your car." There was no "hello" or "welcome to bungalow bounce. I'm sorry but we don't allow drop in birthday party's or gifts." Again I was a guest and not aware of the policy. But you don't have to meet your customers with rudeness! I will not be back to support this business nor do I recommend this place.

It was our first time here, the lady at the front desk was really nice and was able to let me know…read morehow it worked to get in. For us on a Wednesday 6 mo-3 yrs was $5.00 and 4-11 yrs was $10.00. My sisters (4,1) and daughter (1) had a good time. there is a play area for three and under, three good size bounce houses, and a lot of arcade games. It was worth it for us and definitely recommend if you need your little ones to get some energy out.