Love this place! It's so cute! The owner is a teacher and will do ANY type of theme birthday party…read moreas well as fun learning classes!

I can't say enough good things about this place. The group clinics are fun and engaging and there…read moreis a solid sense of community amongst the players. Dave Okun is a rare breed of instructor/player and knows not only how to teach, but how to make the game fun. The adult evening drills are a great time and I highly recommend them.

DON'T GO!! This place is such a rip off. They charge 20 dollars to get a racquet restrung if you…read morebring your own strings, and if not they overcharge on the strings they sell you. Not only that, but the lady behind the counter tries to rip me off everytime I go there by giving me the wrong amount of change. The only good thing about this place is that they get your stuff done in a day. It is not worth spending a fortune here though if you are not on a strict time limit.

Wow! Such an amazing park for all ages. Felt like my 2 year could play safely without me needing to…read moreclimb on equipment.

CSA share is 1000% worth it!…read more The CSA not only provides an abundance of vegetables weekly to participants but the diversity of options is great. It has provided me the opportunity to try so many new recipes & veggies. Vegetables from the farm last soo much longer than from the grocery store & taste better too! One in particular being Okra. In the beginning I had a hard time utilizing it well, but after trial fails I now LOVE grilled okra. The staff here are amazing, friendly and very helpful. I bring my dog Honey most weekends, and everyone is welcoming and very playful with her. The space is very beautiful and relaxing, with ample space to sit around and soak it all in.

This place is absolutely amazing and my family is so grateful that we found it! It's a hidden gem,…read moretucked away in Chesterfield (near Bordentown) with so very much to offer. We are blessed to take advantage of homeschool classes, camp days and the CSA! We've been attending homeschool classes and camp days for a year now and are always pleasantly surprised by the activities. My 10 year old has decided he'd rather not do classes but, is over the moon on camp days, as they offer less structure and more choices. My 5 year old is on her second season of homeschool classes and my 3 year old is just getting his feet wet but, is excited to leave me most days. EXCITED to leave me! Did you read that, moms of preschoolers?! They're always beaming with joy and toting a cute craft or some form of nature when they return. While they're in class, my 2 year old, myself and whichever kid is not in a class at that time (the little kids attend for one hour while the big kids have two hours) walk around the farm to visit with the animals, catch chickens, play in the field or just hang out with other families. Check out Fernbrook! You won't be disappointed!

I like this fitness center, what's not to like, fitness classes and a nice gym and even fitness…read moreclasses for your children. If you go as a guest you can pay a small fee to have your child in the kids club while you work out.I loved the spin classes when I used to do them. Staff were friendly and helpful when I had any questions

Good enough gym for ordinary folks like me. Nice selection of machines. I don't play racquetball or…read morehockey so I can't comment on those. People seem nice. They also participate in Silver Sneakers through my medical insurance so its no additional charge to me.

We brought my son here almost 2 years ago to try out a free class. I never imagined what a huge…read morepart of our lives Amerikick would become! The head Sensei- Kevin- is just a phenomenally kind human. Having him teach our son and speak into his life has been a true blessing. All of the Senseis are just incredibly kind, talented, and patient with all of the children! The price is fair, lower than other local karate studios! In fact- my husband and I are now doing karate too, as well as kickboxing! The community at this school is top notch- lead by wonderful people.

I must say go for it !! My girl is usually very shy skinny n sensitive . But after three weeks of…read morekarate she is confident big girl who advise everyone go for karate . All the teachers are excellent. They are funny they love your kids as their own no matter if you are beginner they will treat all the student same way . I like them very much and highly recommended facility. We love them and will continue their forever.. thanks guys for help in raising confident kids . Keep doing good work

Excellent service, food and atmosphere. We were impressed with the imaginative menu and…read morepresentation. Will definitely return.

This a hidden gem right off of Route 130!…read more Ryan Gore and his staff motivates, trains and challenges their members each and every workout. The workouts change everyday and provide for a tough challenge for people at various fitness levels. I would highly recommend Elite Five - it is very affordable!

Home to the oldest ice skating club in the US, this is a single sheet of ice, dedicated to figure…read moreskating. No hockey here - no lines drawn or boards to protect the spectators. Interesting to step on/off from almost any place, watch your step and heard of at least one skater missing the side and crashing (the ice closest to the edge is sloped down, so can't get too close). It's old and classic, I think is the term. Skylights over the ice, men and girls/women's locker rooms. The bathroom is.. let's say old. The fixtures updated but could use some air freshener. Ice is brown, old and layered. Small food stall, and free wifi w/ password. They held the last NQS 2022 competition for regionals Sep 21-24 this year, and due to the overwhelming interest, they had to move all intermediate level skaters to Delaware, which left some pretty terrible schedules for the coach. A single sheet also meant practice ice was ungodly early (6:30a for us skating after 12pm), so that was disappointing. They did, however, leave plenty of time for ice cuts and everything wrapped early, leaving all the times accurate for start times. And the guy on the Zamboni (quite possibly the newest thing there other than a nice ballet room), was very good - slow, plenty of water, and had a person out there filling in holes in the ice. That was done more properly than most rinks I've seen at competitions where the ice gets rather holey. Hopefully they'll be better prepared next year for competition. No medal ceremonies, they wait on the final score sheet and hand out the medals. No podium for photos. Nothing fancy here, just classic, no credentials, no charge for spectators, either, which was nice.

A single-surface rink with figure skating ONLY (No hockey, which is great for us!). The skating…read moredirector is lovely and they are so gracious to my daughter (who is a USFSA Figure Skater) and myself. The Challenge Cup is a great event as is their annual ice show.