Went for axe throwing. They are poorly maintained. Dull and no handles. So after some time they…read morewere tearing up your hands.

This place is HORRIBLE and UNPROFESSIONAL. I arrived at 4:30pm and purchased the FORZA package…read morewhich is for 8 riders. It comes with pizza and drinks for $459. I didn't have 8 riders I had 6 so they credit me for 2 rides which was okay but I'll never return! The employees said the pizza was ordered between 4:30-5pm they let me know that this happened earlier to a previous customer and they don't know where the owner orders the pizza from. They accommodated me with a extra lap for the wait. It's now 6:30 and the pizza has arrived and the staff became irate with me going back and forth letting me know that there was nothing they can do about it when I questioned a refund or something else. They also charge me for head wraps that's reusable! In total I paid $500 and wasn't aware until the receipt came to my email with the extra charges!!!! The staff is extremely young and we're very attentive and unprofessional. They sat on their phones and when I asked questions they weren't trying to help solve the problem. WILL NOT BE RETURNING

OK so this park is amazing and lots of cool stuff to see . I like the fact that they have covered…read moreareas to barbecue and lots of charcoal grills all over the place for public use . All of the military stuff nearby is pretty cool and it looks like it would be a great place to hang out walk your dog and be near the water .

I must advise that if you're going to explore this park to watch your step; a portion is still…read moreowned by the military and is under heavy surveillance. It was a bit weird to be strolling along and suddenly see gates marked with warnings against trespassing. That being said, if you stick close to the river it shouldn't be an issue. This is a lovely looking area, made oddly more fascinating by the nuclear smokestacks that are within eyesight on the river. On the off season you can walk out on to the ferry dock and get a full view of the Delaware River in all it's glory, if you can call it that. The paths in this park aren't very long, but it is a pleasant stroll from one end to the other. It's also a very dog friendly park, so I felt very out of the loop being the only person without a dog on a leash the day I went! The old gun batteries are interesting and hauntingly beautiful in the way that abandoned man-made structures usually are. Some portions are in greater disrepair than others, but the majority seem safe enough for exploring. If you're a history buff this would be a great way to spend an afternoon. Fort Mott is not your average park, and it's not even your average historical site. There's something about it that sticks with you. I found my mind wandering back to the landscape I encountered there in the week after my visit. Even though I never felt in danger, there's something a little unsettling about this place. That, as well as it's short trails, are what keep it from getting a perfect score from me. However, if you're in the area, I do recommend stopping by. At the very least you'll get a history lesson.

This is a fun, if short, zip line course. The staff are very helpful and friendly. There is only…read moreone true "zip line" and it is not very long. Don't wear white clothes - most of our group of nine crash landed into the mulch pile! The rest of the course felt more like a ropes course attached to a zip line. The bridges were challenging and the floating "palettes" extremely challenging.

Great for everybody. If you are looking for a real challenge it might not be here, but tons of fun!…read moreGreat customer service. Everybody was very nice, and we got free ice cream because we were held up after someone backed down from a zip line. Safety is number one here. 10/10 would recommend to almost anyone!

Absolutely amazing first time going here. Michael was amazing and answered all our questions about…read moreclimbing. Felt very safe the whole time climbing and gave advice throughout the climb. Highly recommend anyone climbing here.

My granddaughter had her 8th birthday party there recently. I could not have been more pleased with…read morethese young men; Michael, Brent, Owen, Brendan, and Shane. Most patient, encouraging, and helpful in getting so many youngsters on the wall. Highly recommend!

If you like history you will like touring the fort. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable,…read morehelpful and willing to tell you about the fort and the way people lived on pea island. I had no idea the fort served as a prison housing confederate soldiers during the civil war and the replica prison barracks were interesting. Bring sunscreen and insect repellent. The mosquitoes are fierce if there's no wind. Repellent is sold in the visitor center and the shop if you forget it. Worth visiting and I'm glad we did.

This was a really cool park, and you get to (have to) ride a boat to it. There was a decent amount…read moreof parking near the visitor center, but there were other events in the area, so it could vary. It's a small gift shop and a place to buy tickets, and then the boat leaves on the half hour to the fort. This is a lesser-known Civil War site because it didn't see any battle action, but it was a great representation of an army strong hold + POW encampment. My favorite part was the reenactors who are in period dress and are there for discussion of life on site in 1864. These actors are incredibly knowledgeable, and when I went it wasn't crowded, so it allowed for a good discourse asking them about their occupation and role at the fort. Then there are plenty of rooms to walk through with self-guided signs. Restrooms and a small shop for souvenirs/water is available. There is also a midday boat ride to Fort Mott, but I didn't have the time to travel there. A tram gets you to and from boat to fort. If you keep an eye on the time, it's very reliable. Every employee seemed very enthusiastic about the site, which helped make the experience special. It was a great historic site and one I hope more people go visit.

Truly an incredible indoor play place! They accommodate kids of all ages including adults!…read moreEverything was included with the price which I loved and the workers weren't overbearing! Highly recommend we will be back very soon!!!!

No one I mean no one picks up the phone and the website is impossible to book as it has a captcha…read morethat doesn't pop up

You don't know what you don't know and for the last four and a half years I had no idea this park…read morewas here. I don't recall how I stumbled upon it, but ever since then when I work down in Logan Township, all I can talk about is this park. I didn't take many pictures as it was raining and I typically don't like running with anything in my hands, much less a phone. I'm a purist, so no phone, no ear buds, just me and the pavement. So if you haven't guessed it, I love running in this park. If you are a runner, jogger, walker, whatever - they have space for you. They have marked miles so if you don't wear a tracker you will still know exactly how far you have gone. They have something for everyone... you want fields? They have so many, softball, baseball, soccer, field hockey and basketball courts. And they have multiples of each, so if someone is using a field you want, no worries they have others. This park is huge, but it is also clean and well maintained - you will be able to tell immediately that this is an affluent community. Each of the times I have come here to go for a run, there were parents with their little peewee football kids practicing. There were dads teaching their daughters to catch a baseball, there were grandparents walking babies in strollers, there were moms with tykes in the playground designated for little kids. There were joggers like me, there were lovers strolling by and holding hands, there were people of all ages and sizes walking and enjoying this beautiful park. I hope it stays like this forever, it is a jewel in this community and everytime I visit Logan Township, I will be visiting this park for a run.

I stopped here after my quest to find a nearby wildlife refuge proved fruitless. This park redeemed…read moremy efforts to satisfy dog and toddler needs to get a little exercise on our trip home to PA from the beach. Marlton Park is a vast open space, with various sports fields, for football (with lights), baseball, and soccer. They have at least 2 playgrounds that I saw, as well as picnic pavilions, trash cans, restrooms, and benches. There is a paved walking trail circling much of the park too. The entrance I used was almost missed because it's a gravel driveway with a small sign, in the middle of a residential neighborhood. So slow down as you approach, and keep eyes peeled. The larger playground (see my photos) had newer equipment, which was very fun! The double slide here is really fast, I was surpsied how fast my toddler slid compared to this same design I've put him on at a million other playgrounds. My son loved it. My dogs got excited by the open views across the fields, and were grateful to have an expanse where they could roam. Great greenspace for lots of family fun!