This rink was so much fun! My boyfriend and I went last night for a date night. I've been taking…read moreskating lessons for a little bit and he's only been on the ice a few times. The public skating session at 8p was pretty much empty, besides two other families, so it gave me an opportunity to move around and practice on the ice. My boyfriend liked that it was quiet because he doesn't really like when places are too crowded. The staff were super friendly and allowed us to go on the ice a bit earlier than the scheduled skating time. The rink was super smooth, almost slippery at some points, so I had to skate around a little bit before practicing some different moves. After everyone skated around a few times and marked up the ice it was much easier to skate. The only thing I would change is the prices, since I had my own skates it was only $10 for me, but for my boyfriend to skate and rent ice skates, it was $13 total, which I think is a bit pricey. At the rink I usually go to, you can skate for $8 and skate with rentals for $10.

Not sure who labeled this place as closed but it was quite open this morning- plenty of games going…read moreon here. The two rinks are fine with an indoor, heated viewing area up top. Common areas are relatively clean except for the restroom which was dirty. Parking can also be challenging here. This is also one of the coldest rinks in the Philadelphia tri-state area so if you like to stand at the boards and watch, bring your cold weather gear.

I loved it. but I would recommend a trampoline park get air but I had so much fun skating and going…read moreon the playset

A recent trip back to South Jersey to visit family brought me to the Rollway Rollerrink for the…read morefirst time in about 20 years. As a current roller derby skater in LA, I needed to make myself skate to keep my endurance up. I entered the building and was immediately whisked back to my 9 year old self. Nothing had changed. (except, unfortunately, they painted over the clouds and rainbows that used to be on the walls!) The skate rentals were still there, (and possibly the same skates that i used) the concessions were still the same, and on a Friday night, the place was hopping with 8-13 year olds. The kids seemed to be having a blast. They were without their parents supervision and loving it. The music was still the same top 40's Q102 mix, and they offered backward skate, backlight skate, the Ghostbusters skate... I couldn't believe that the owner remembered me from when I took skating lessons two decades ago. Everyone was super friendly, and I felt fortunate to meet and talk with some of the employees there who remember and used to watch original roller derby! *Just a VERY IMPORTANT heads up for my derby sisters - if you're coming here to free skate, WEAR YOUR KNEEPADS. I was taken out by a 10 year old and tore my PCL. That was almost four months ago and I'm still recovering.

Nice spot for outdoor ice skating that my son and I go to at least once per season. Right on the…read moreCooper River. Prices are reasonable and admission is not timed so you can skate all day if you want. The rink is pretty small and gets very crowded on weekends, mostly with people who are brand new to skating. They do have devices for young children to use to help them balance, but expect a lot of slow moving people trying to catch their balance. There is also a heated tent with tables, a snack bar and an arcade if you need a break from skating. The Christmas music and fire pits are also a nice touch.

That time of year again to get out and enjoy winter at Cooper River Park Winterfest Skating Rink…read more WinterFest is located in Cooper River Park's Jack Curtis Stadium (Pennsauken side of the river). The rink is a 60-by-120-foot rink and surrounding Winterfest features, including a carousel and trees covered in lights. Skate rental is $4 for all ages, Rink admission is $6 for adults and $4 for Children (5-12), Seniors and Veterans. Free skate buddys are available for the novice skaters in your group and they offer skate sharpening onsite for $5 if you have your own skates. Skate lessons are available on Sunday Mornings from 11-12. $20 a class. A "lodge" sells soft pretzels and hot chocolate. Winterfest is open through Feb. 14 2018. Free parking is available in parking lots on either side of the ice rink and on North Park Drive.

***DRIVING RANGE REVIEW ONLY***…read more That said....the driving range was pretty trash. First, the place is cash only, which isn't a deal breaker, but in this day and age, is more than a little annoying. Secondly, everything is a little run down. You CAN borrow a driver, but you better like Goodwill level clubs. (I brought my own.) The little driver corrals/pens/whatever were almost ALL missing tees, and when I finally found one laying around, it was so low that teeing up was barely higher than just putting it on the mat. The balls were an absolute disgrace. (See picture.) I've never even HEARD of "Valken" brand balls, and they were positively beat to shit. Cuts, worn out dimples, dirty...the whole 9. They felt like they were made out of concrete. Your DRIVER is sending these things maybe 150. The only real positive is that they weren't that expensive. A small bucket was $7 and a large is $12. I was there just to blow off some steam, which was good, because it would've been a wasted range session trying to work on my swing with that setup and THOSE BALLS. The mini golf and batting cage looked BETTER, but both still looked old, and old-school, so I don't think I'll be back to try either of those any time soon. MAYBE a cheap date night or something, if we don't have to time to drive too far for something a little more polished or modern.

I've been coming here for several years... It's an inexpensive place to get out and enjoy with the…read morekids or by myself... My kids like the mini golf course. It can get crowded there on a nice day. But it's a fun way to pass time while meeting other people playing. I like the golf driving range. At $5, for a bucket of balls, you'll be there a minute perfecting your driving technique... There's a pizza shop with an ice cream shop attached on the same property also... Everything from the golf to the food makes it a one stop for my afternoon or evening activity.

Great spot to occupy a small horde of elementary & MS kiddos during summer break. The price is so…read morereasonable (like 7 bucks a person) for 2 rounds of mini golf. Kids loved the water features & I appreciated the benches at the midpoint between the two linked courses. For the price, it's pretty nice!

This is only for the driving range, but since this place is 75% driving range, I imagine you'd get…read morea pretty good feel for it as a whole based on this review. (To be fair, they have mini golf, which was closed when I was there today, and ALLEGEDLY an indoor simulator, but when I called to inquire, they never picked up the phone and never called back.) Went there to hit a large bucket of balls today, along with every other single person in Deptford; or so it seemed. Large bucket is $13 and is about 100 balls, so the price isn't bad, even though everything else was. First, the mats are beat to shit. They are grooved, indented and just crappy. There are no tees. I even went to the shop to ask, and was told, "nah...we don't have any." So, you just have to hope to luck up and find an empty mat with a tee on it. I had to move from the upper deck to the lower, outside level to find a mat with a reasonable tee, as everything else was taken or without a tee. As bad as the mats are, the balls are 10x worse. I went to Ginos Driving Range in Mantua, and I thought THOSE balls were bad. The balls here are abysmal. Scuffed, cracked, bald; a mixture of range balls and found top flights, etc. Just terrible. (See the pics.) The range is a muddy mess with an old rusted out plane sitting on it. I guess to give duffers something to make noise at. No yard markers or anything constructive. AND, something I found weird/dangerous, is the the range kind of horseshoes, with people on the "sides" hitting off the actual grass, almost BACK INTO THE OTHER RANGE MATS. The grass crowd was basically perpendicular to the other hitters, AND to the LEFT, so a slice from them would send the balls straight at the people on the range. I didn't have that occur to me today, but a ball DID come passing behind us from the other direction. (No idea how....) There aren't many ranges in the area, and this one is maybe barely better than Ginos, balls not withstanding, but I'll still be in no rush to get back here.

An amazing inclusive play space for littles. I recently took my toddler and he loved it. Very clean…read moreand organized. It's very thought out - toddler potty seat, step stool in bathroom. Highly recommend. Great local find. Very affordable packages!

I recently took my kids (3 year old and 1 year old) here on a Saturday afternoon. They absolutely…read moreloved it and my 3 year old has constantly been asking to go back. Peekaboo sits inside a strip mall, located right next to the ACME. Inside is a small area for storing shoes / bags, an area with tables for snacking and then a large area that has a variety of "playground" equipment. This is everything from large foam blocks, to slides, to spinners, to tunnels. Overall the location was clean and the staff attentive. There are drop in rates and membership rates. It also appears there are a variety of events they run - all of those can be found on facebook. We'll be back!

Awesome park for kids of all ages from 1 to 101!…read more My wife takes the kids here every so often, and she took me recently. This place is huge! Baseball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields, tennis courts, football fields, hiking trails, and a kids jungle gym. The playground is pretty big with dozens of slides and swings and tons of fun things for kids to climb on and run over! The whole park is kept in great shape in general. You can tell the community really cares about their space here! All in all a very nice park with tons of activities! They also do movie nights in the park in the summer! If tour kids need to unwind, come here!

Very large, very open, very clean park, smack dab in the middle of Gloucester Township. We went…read morehere yesterday, just looking for a new park to check out, and we were pleasantly surprised. This park pretty much has everything; playgrounds, open spaces, ball fields, basketball courts, a hiking trail (allegedly...we couldn't find it, but that was most likely our fault,) walking paths, etc, etc. Despite being so large, it's also rather connected, if that makes sense, and you're able to get to everything relatively quickly. The park is more "open" than "large." For example, you can get from one playground to another, without having to take a trek. There is a ton of space, but you're able to traverse the space to navigate the park. There's also plenty of parking. Also, they do drive in movies and stuff here, AND, it's dog friendly, so there aren't too many negatives. The only "downside" I could see is that it got pretty busy, and just being crowd-phobic by nature, it's less than ideal for me. We'll definitely be back early and often.

****Wintertime Only Review****…read more We heard this park was a great place to sled in the area, so when we got enough snow this year to partake, we pulled out the sleds and headed on down. Gotta say; they were right. While the park WAS a bit crowded, there was still enough room for everyone to get a "lane" to sled. I particularly liked how there was a big hill, for the teens and more adventurous types, and then a smaller, but still useful hill for the little ones. (Also, if you came in basically sideways, where the entry way to the park is, it was basically a medium sized hill.) There is a playground and tons of open space, and even though it was PACKED, there was a lot of room for parking. Signage was a little off, as there is a "bridge" in the parking lot, and someone literally drove their car off of it in the snow, because it wasn't marked. *shoulder shrug* I'm nitpicking at this point. I'm sure this park is just as nice in the nice weather, and it's definitely our first stop for sledding if an when it snows again.

This is great playground for the younger set. It has swings for babies & bigger kids. There are…read morealso 2 different size playsets for toddlers & older kids. Adjacent are basketball courts & multiple basketball hoops for practising shots etc. Also on the grounds are tennis courts and what I believe is a sand volleyball/horse shoe court area. They have a pavilion for parties and restrooms on-site. A long looping trail is used for leisurely family walks and more serious joggers alike. Ample parking and close proximity to Dippy's ice cream stand on route 45 make this park worth the extra miles in our book.