Two pavillions, two soccer fields, kid playground (view easy to see from many angles while walking…read morearound the park, bathrooms (unsure if opened extended into the season). 2 fun exciting Pickleball courts. Running or walking around the park would be approx .6 mi one way around. All times of the day you can see people exercising and bettering themselves. Soccer fields are not available to be played on for the time was there. Many 4-5 pokestop clusters, two Pokémon Gyms. Spawn Rankings is 2.5/5. Very clean park and well maintained.

Nice little park located centrally in Ayden, not far from the downtown area. There is free parking…read moreavailable around the perimeter of the park, and every time I've stopped by finding a space hasn't been an issue. There are a number of amenities, including a nice sized playground for the kids, tennis courts, a large covered picnic area, restrooms, a community garden with vegetables and herbs, and a large open field with benches and trees.

I'm door minigolf. Fun for kids in a hot or rainy day. Local feel with nice people. They can use…read moresome business so check them out!

Our son goes to ECU and we stopped here for a round of golf on one of our visit. Reasonably priced…read moreand some really fun and challenging holes. A great indoor course in a day when the weather was not favorable. Sat and enjoyed our free bag of post golf popcorn while we added up our score. All in all a good time to be had!

What great place to tour and staff was so nice.. once we paid and started tour the gentleman put a…read moreball up a tube that went into this cool artistic display of how a rain drop forms and the lifecycle.. it went into a cloud around room which simulated atmosphere and into rivers and big bodies of water it was cool. Then we sat in on 12 min film on estuaries.. then self guided tour .. for $5 it's worth price of admission . Lots of rooms to go thru.. live animals like snake , crab, alligator to see.. and you can walk outside on the deck see beauty of the waterfront area. Enjoyed my visit and highly recommend to anyone in area.

The North Carolina Estuarium is located in Downtown Washington, NC. It is the first estuarium in…read morethe world and focuses on the environment. The NC Estuarium offers ferry rides on the Tar and Pamlico Rivers at various times during the year. I really enjoy the rides as you might see some wildlife besides the plant life. The captain provide fun facts along the way too. The museum is 12,500 square foot and serves as an education center. It provides a great overview of the estuaries and coastal rivers which are an important part of the ecosystem where fresh water and salt water mix. 90% of NC seafood comes from estuaries. We need to keep these waterways clean. In the lobby the display is large and shows the different parts of North Carolina. The NC Esturium is part museum and part aquarium. The aquarium focuses just on estuary species. It has over 200 exhibits and a lot are hands on. The part about the hurricanes was informative and showed the damage done from the rising sea levels. I highly recommend visiting this unique museum.

This is a fun course. With two sets of tees, the course is fine for players of all skill levels. I…read morelike how the community is involved in the course, as evidenced by the sponsorship signs on each tee. The old farm buildings make for a historic setting. On the day we played, after a day of rain., there were areas of standing water to be aware of. It would have been a good idea to have brought a toeel6to clean the discs and hands, but we had a fun round nonetheless.

Don't judge a book by its cover! When you pull up to the parking lot you may think it's unassuming…read more But wow. We had a blast this morning! Cassie our tour guide was a sweet heart. Very knowledgeable, kind, and went out of her want to introduce each person to all of the animals. Kangaroos, various reptiles, zebras, chickens you name it! Each animal has ample space, food, water and things native to their natural climate. So many animals to adore and learn about. This is not like any zoo you've been to before! Can't wait to visit again!

What an amazing place! This is not your typical zoo where you wander from caged enclosure to…read moreenclosure. Visiting is done via guided walking tours and you interact with most of the animals to include petting and feeding them. They have a variety of animals that you would never expect to find in a rural North Carolina zoo. The first experience upon entering the gate is walking around inside the kangaroo and wallaby enclosure. Rather than filling this space trying to list them all, visit their webpage. Our guide, Jennifer, was amazing! She was extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic. She shared a wealth of information about each of the animals and answered all questions thoroughly. I highly recommend this experience to anyone and every one.

I've also been to this museum when I was younger it has many animals that are rare and is a museum…read moreyou won't forget. Highly recommend it !

Very low quality. Hints were just answers. Many of the puzzles were just print out mazes.read more

My family has been here twice. Both times we had a lot of fun. My son is 12 and was able to…read moreparticipate in discovering some helpful items. I would, and have, recommended this place to my friends.