It's small but has enough to keep my 3 year old busy. He loves their see-saw & the views of the…read moreboats. This playground is tucked away behind the downtown shops & homes. If you're in the area on a Saturday morning you can check out the farmer's market next door during warmer months.

As previously mentioned, small but nice. Enough entertainment for my 9,7 and 5 year olds for an…read morehour. The location near the water is lovely.

A unique and fun experience here at Tree Trails! I was shocked at how challenging these courses can…read morebe. I only participated in the beginner and intermediate levels. The challenging ones looked insane! It's great that they have tons of options for all levels, abilities, and comfort zones. The place is very well staffed. The equipment is new and in perfect shape. I felt safe and supported!

Our family came here for mother's day's celebration. Staffs there are just pure amazing. They were…read morevery professional and very passionate about their service. One of our kids were scared at the beginning and one of the staffs actually took time to help him out. Definitely a great place to come back. One of the staffs whose name is Cody was so patient and learned us through all the challenges and overcome my son's fear.

This playground is perfect for kids of all ages, but I especially love that it's appropriate for my…read moretwo year old AND six year old. There's plenty of variety but I also feel that it's a safe environment for both kids to play without resorting to being a helicopter parent. It's also nice that there's the adjacent track, if one feels like taking a stroll or run. This is one of our favorite playgrounds!

This is an excellent park that is next to a large outdoor field that serves for many sports and…read morelocal events. the park has the distinction of being design to be accessible to special needs (i.e. wheelchair bound) children, but that in no way deters from the fun. There are two areas, one is designed for the younger children, and the other area for older kids, but most children over 4-5 should be able to play in either area. There are two drawbacks to this playground. 1) there are sometime porta potties available, but the park restrooms are not too close, and locked for the most part. and 2) there is no fence around the area, so you need to pay attention to make sure your kids don't wander. Overall, a very nice park

We had a wonderful time! The escape room was challenging, well-designed and was so much fun from…read morestart to finish. The game master was excellent! He was friendly, engaging and gave just the right amount of guidance when needed. The owner was also fantastic and made us feel genuinely welcome. It was a wonderful experience overall and we'll definitely be coming back to try another room. Highly recommend!

What a great way to think outside the box while in a box... so to speak.... Stopped here for a work…read moreteam building event. Well worth it. You can't take pictures or use your phone inside the rooms which keeps it interesting. Mysterious with fun.

This place is better than top golf , they have power tees so you can make swings quick and…read moreefficiently and a sick pro shop. Good prices too

We enjoyed our time playing mini golf. There were just a few groups ahead of us and it was never a…read moreproblem waiting. Bring your big spray as there are surrounding wooded areas and standing water. We had a great experience with staff and the person waited until we were finished as we closed the place down. Looking forward to trying golf range.

my kids had so fun here. and Kennelly loved it here my son goes there he said that he going to miss…read moreall the fun they had, LOVE YOU GIYS!

More people should do this! Project Oceanology gives hands-on boat outings geared towards families…read more These include lighthouse expeditions, oceanographic research cruises (summer), and seal watches (Feb/March). It is the only organization with permission to bring visitors to New London Ledge Lighthouse, which features incredible views from smack dab in the middle of Long Island Sound. Great fun for lighthouse aficionados and those who want to get out on the water! But be warned that other than the AMAZING views, there isn't much to actually see inside the house. If you're expecting a museum or activities for your kids, you might be disappointed and would be better off taking a science cruise. For the lighthouse trip, you will take a boat out to the 1909 working lighthouse and then be given a tour. Don't worry if boats make you nervous, this one is built to keep school kids safe and happy so you will feel very secure! The whole trip is about 2.5 hours and you spend 1.5 hours at the lighthouse. The architecture and history are really cool. The rest of the time you're cruising on Long Island Sound, which is a fun and relaxing activity in itself! The science expeditions are really Project O's forte. The super knowledgeable staff provide a hands-on experience you will love. You will be taught some basic marine science and geography of the area, then you take over as the scientists. Some of the activities include: collecting and testing water and mud samples at depth, visiting the captain to learn about navigation, and best of all: pulling in a trawl net full of Long Island Sound critters! If you are looking for a half-day activity that a gets you out on the water, familiarizes you with the area, is educational, and/or is just a little different than your usual tourist exercise: this is for you. You can certainly manage to stay clean and dry on these cruises but you will have much more fun if you go prepared to get wet and dirty! The boat's cabin is heated. However, you will want an extra layer of clothing for when you're outside. That's where all the good stuff happens. The price is very reasonable: just $19 for adults and $16 for kids. Make sure you call ahead... they will cancel the cruise if they don't get any reservations in advance and on popular days they can sell out! There is a very basic cafe for sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, drinks etc in the building but it's nothing to rave about. However, it's worth leaving a little extra time to wander around the immediate area. The building is located on the UConn - Avery Point campus which is beautiful and easy to walk. Project Oceanology also offers summer camps, scout programs, and birthday parties. I don't know why the website isn't listed here but there is lots more info at http://www.oceanology.org

The best amusement park ever I love it and I will come back. They have fast arcade machines. I got…read moredonkey Kong and they're the best and I would recommend it.

Great little playground for kids. Separate play area for little kids. Covered dining area with a…read morefew picnic tables. Tons of parking. There never seems to be more than 2 other families here for the playground. Here is where all the local teams play soccer. Its super crowded on Saturday. To the left there's also a skateboard park. I don't know how large it is but you can see some of it from the road. I think that its pretty awesome that westerly has a skate park.