There is a nice big playground here with a large field and a rough track around it. The bathrooms…read morewere clean, and I did see security come by and check things out while we were there. We flew kites, road bikes and sat on a blanket.

An 8 acre park with 5 lighted soccer fields, a walk/run trail (3 laps = 1.25 Mile) public rest…read morerooms, concession stand, playground facility, and a few picnic tables. Saturday's are packed with soccer teams, food, and fun. Park is available for private rentals. Park hours are from 8am to 11pm Monday-Sunday.

I grew up playing here. We used to love the sandbox because they were one of the few parks that…read morestill had a sand box. The park is massive so there's plenty of places to explore. Nice basketball courts that they kept maintained. Park it tucked all the way off the street, so you don't have to worry about cars speeding by. It was a great place to play alone without needing our parents there growing up.

Nice building at a great location in Smyrna. When I attended, there were several events going on…read moresimultaneously, Dollshow, Health and Beauty Show, Basket Ball Game and something else. The building was clean and a lift for a wheelchair was available for the lower event area. The Center is surrounded by beautiful plants and trees. Parking was not bad if you can walk across the street. Also handicap parking was right by the entrance. Actually the building had more than one entrance. This place is worth checking out if you are looking for a event venue.

I had an absolutely amazing experience! My husband and I decided this would be the best place for…read moreus to have our baby shower and everything went great. From the time I made the first call to Lee, who handles the events at the center, I appreciated how friendly and helpful he was. He explained the rates of each room, how pricing works, what is and is not allowed in the event space, and let me know when I could come in for a tour. We stopped by a little after 7 one night to see the room and the guy working the front desk was more than happy to show us the room we were interested in reserving and answered all our questions. The next day, I spoke with Lee and reserved the space. It was a super easy process and I appreciated that he always responded very quickly if I had any questions. There were plenty of room options to host an event and the cost was very budget friendly. On the day of our event, things were flawless. We had no problem getting access to the room when we arrived on the day of our event and the room was already setup just as I discussed with Lee. The rooms are nice and spacious and the center has recently undergone a renovation so the rooms and bathrooms are updated and look much different than they do on their website. There is plenty of parking nearby and it's pretty easy to find the building. A really good experience and if I ever need a space for an event, I'll be sure to check out the community center first!

This place is fantastic! highly recommend for swimming and lessons. Very clean facility and…read morefriendly staff.

We had our kids' birthday party at the indoor pool at Rountree Recreation, and unfortunately, I…read morewould not recommend having a party here after the experience we had. The woman overseeing the party area was incredibly rude and confrontational with us throughout the party. Our guests obviously didn't all arrive at the exact same time, so some kids were swimming while others were getting food. We made sure the kids dried off before coming into the eating area, but she repeatedly became upset with us and insisted that the children needed to either ALL be swimming or ALL be eating and could not go back and forth between the pool and party area. It made what should have been a fun, relaxed birthday party feel stressful from the beginning. The most upsetting part involved one of our 11-year-old guests, who wears pants while swimming for religious reasons. She made him get out of the pool because his pants had pockets and told us they were a safety concern because they could "weigh his legs down." We explained that this is how he regularly swims, that he was comfortable and capable in the water, and that this attire was important to him. Instead of handling the situation discreetly and respectfully, it turned into roughly 15 minutes of back and forth while this poor child stood there embarrassed and uncomfortable. My daughter became so upset seeing her friend excluded from her birthday party that she started crying because she felt terrible that he couldn't participate. We eventually got the situation resolved and he was allowed back in, but by then the damage was done. A child should never be made to feel singled out or embarrassed like that, especially over something connected to his religious practices. The entire experience was so uncomfortable that we actually chose to leave before our reserved party time was even over because we were simply done dealing with the hostility. I completely understand that a public pool needs rules, especially when it comes to safety. What I do not understand is why those rules couldn't have been communicated to us respectfully, reasonably, and with some compassion, especially when dealing with children. We came here to celebrate our kids' birthdays and make happy memories with their friends. Instead, we spent a large portion of the party feeling like we were being scolded and monitored, and one of our young guests was made to feel embarrassed and singled out. We will not be returning, and I would strongly encourage other parents considering a birthday party here to ask very specific questions about their party and swim policies before booking.

JumpTime is a smaller but fantastic place for kids to get active, run around, and have a blast!…read moreWhile it's not the huge, sprawling space like some of its competition, that actually works in its favor. It's cozy and compact, meaning I always know where my twin 8-year-olds are, and I feel comfortable knowing they're never more than 100 feet away. It's a great balance of being big enough for fun but small enough to keep an eye on them the whole time. I really appreciate the safety and the peace of mind this gives me. The jump houses are the main attraction, and my boys absolutely love it here. It's clear the owners put a lot of effort into making the most of the available space. I also love that it's a place for the kids to get off their screens, exercise, and socialize with others. It feels like a real community spot. The arcade is decent--not the best, but it's not bad either. Definitely not the main reason to visit, but it's a nice addition for when the kids need a break from jumping. The food is pretty good as well, so you can spend a good chunk of time here without needing to worry about getting hungry. One suggestion I have for JumpTime is to add more sanitizing stations around the facility. I'm not a germaphobe, and I know kids getting sick is part of growing up, but a few more sanitizing stations would be helpful to reduce the amount of germs they might be exposed to. Some parents even bring gloves and masks for their kids--totally up to them--but I think a gentle reminder to parents to sanitize their kids before jumping in and to bring wipes would be a nice touch. Of course, it's also a good idea to clean them up after playtime too! I think it's great that a place like JumpTime exists, and I really appreciate the owners for having the courage to create such a fun and safe environment for kids to play and interact. It's an excellent spot for active, screen-free fun, and I hope they continue to thrive! Would definitely recommend to parents looking for a safe, active place for kids to let off some steam and have fun!

No parents are watching to make sure kids aren't getting hurt, no workers are watching, my kids…read morewere wanting to do the glow party, but I can't trust the lights to be off because there is no supervision!

The place has a decent price for entry semi clean very long way to get in if you even get in.read more

Quiet when we visited over Fulton County Fall Break and kids had a blast (5 & 7). We'll visit again!read more

I second Michael C.s 2016 review (looks like I'm writing the second review for the park!). I visit…read moreLake Court Park often with my toddlers. Playground: There are 2 baby swings and 2 regular swings, and they're separated from the main playground structures by some stairs. (I like to think this keeps kids from beaning others in the head while swinging, but let's be honest, that could still happen plenty.) There are some toddler-friendly parts of the playground, but the whole thing caters well to older (3+) kids. Rockwall, multiple slides, a smaller slide, and some benches. Dog park: The dog park is well-loved and has many regulars. There are 2 benches outside the park for onlookers. Folks tend to keep a good eye on their own pups. The ground has some grassy areas and some dirt areas with both sunshine and shade. Doggy water fountains are available. Other: There's a bathroom near the dog park entrance. Near the rose bushes is a water fountain with spigots for dogs, kids, and taller people. This park has 2 parking lots, one near the dog park entrance and one closer to the playground. There's a creek on the premises and large fields of grass with shade and sunshine. Fun finds: We've found a red-tailed hawk tailfeather, a lot of leftover rabbit fur from a hawk's hung, and uh, my kid found a little baggy of weed at the swings once, but it's a statistically low probability for future visits...

Great little neighborhood playground park. Baseball area, volleyball pit with sand, climbing…read moreequipment with slides, swings, picnic tables, and open spaces to play. Adjacent to the dog park. Restrooms and water fountain.

Fun and sun in Smyrna. Sometimes crowded but mostly plenty of room. Be sure to check if open as…read moreclosed sometimes for cleaning.

Great pool. Nice area. The men's locker room is very clean. Haven't tried the food at the snack…read morearea but from the kids reaction it looks good. I'm so glad they put a limit on amount of people in the pool.