This is a great little park! There's public bathrooms, a pavilion and picnic areas if you're…read morelooking to hang out for a bit. Theres a jungle gym and swing set for the kids. There's also basketball and tennis parks. I came here on my way to check out the path across the bridge, but there is also the entrance to the Raymond Esposito trail.

This is a great little park right next to the south Nyack fire house. Almost fully gated playground…read morefor kids surrounded by a bigger fence encompassing the whole park. There's a gazebo where there is live music in the summertime. There is an enclosed tennis court, basketball court, as well as the entrance to the Esposito trail which goes all the way into piermont. We often choose this park when the others are busier Also like that there is water fountains and bathrooms right near the park.

medium sized county park with a roughly 1 mile blue blazedxloop trail leading from the north end of…read morethe parking lot to a small waterfall and then up to a peak with a view of Rockland County (closeup are is a very scenic industrial park LOL).. waterfall was quite unimpressive on Thanksgiving Day 2016 due to the recent drought, i gather from photos I saw it is much better after a big rain or spring snowmelt.. when you go up the blue blaze trail after descending from peak you will see a gravel road turn right and follow white blaze back to parking lot.

Great park for a Sunday afternoon trail hike! The weather was beautiful the trail a bit soggy from…read morethe rain the day before. They need to do a little work to the trail to make it more accessible.

The falls completely dried up (mid-July) and there was not a drop of water, so that was definitely…read moreanticlimactic after the climb. What I liked was that it was 'preserved' as much as I see had been preserved, and that it was there, period. The climb really wasn't bad, and it was probably more memorable for the incline and the rockiness than for the distance, because it only took us about 10 minutes or less to get to where the falls were supposed to be. I wonder if the dryness is seasonal, and hope the falls start flowing again.

It's a fun adventure! I've brought the family here a few times, always with some coupon. The…read moreadventure has plenty of obstacles for all levels. It's really a great workout too if you challenge yourself. Try and limit your dependency on holding the safety cord everywhere. It's exhilarating! The zip line is fun to try a few times. I'd say altogether we last 45 minutes, trying to enjoy everything. There's a smaller adventure area for little tykes. Some little ones will still have a fear of heights on that course too. Give it a try though. The staff are helpful and ensure everyone is comfortable, safe and following the rules. We've always enjoyed the adventure.

This is a really cool ropes course that spans the entire 4 floors in the atrium of the Palisades…read moreCenter. The course begins on the 4th floor. You have to meet a certain height (I think it's 48") to go on the main course. They also do have a kiddy course to the side for toddlers and such. Cost is $28 for the main course and $12 for the kiddy course. The wait wasn't too bad when we got there (~5min), but when we finished, the line was quite a bit longer. So plan accordingly.

My first historical marker in the Empire State, this one points out a more recent happening. This…read moremarker is located at the entrance to the New York State Thruway. I was able to find a spot to stop my car that was probably not a legal space. The marker reads, "Rockland Brink's Robbery. On October 20, 1981, a three-year crime spree in the New York Metropolitan area came to an end at this site. Members of the Weather Underground, a radical domestic terrorist group, robbed a Brink's armored car at the Nanuet Mall. Using high-powered weapons, they stole 1.6 million dollars, and shot and killed security guard Peter Paige. At this entrance to the New York State Thruway, the Nyack Police Department set up a roadblock and was ambushed by the assailants. A fierce shootout ensued. As a reult, Sergeant Edward J. O'Grady Jr and Police Officer Waverly "Chipper" Brown were shot and killed. All the suspects were apprehended. Subsequent trials held in Goshen and White Plains led to their convictions." The 1981 Brink's robbery was an armed robbery and three related murders committed on October 20, 1981, which were carried out by six Black Liberation Army members: Mutulu Shakur, Kuwasi Balagoon, Solomon Bouines (Samuel Brown), Mtayari Shabaka Sundiata, Edward Joseph, and Cecilio "Chui" Ferguson; and four former members of the Weather Underground, now belonging to the May 19th Communist Organization, consisting of David Gilbert, Judith Alice Clark, Kathy Boudin, and Marilyn Buck. They stole $1.6 million in cash from a Brink's armored car at the Nanuet Mall, in Nanuet, New York (about six miles west), killing a Brink's guard, Peter Paige, seriously wounding Brink's guard Joseph Trombino, slightly wounding Brink's truck driver guard, James Kelly, subsequently killing two Nyack police officers, Edward O'Grady and Waverly Brown, and seriously wounding Police Detective Artie Keenan. [Review 15149 overall, 651 of 2021, number 188 in New York.]

Historic mile markers are a dime a dozen in Texas. They're not as plentiful up north, but I do…read moreappreciate having seen this one. To get an up close look, you'll need to park in the Italian restaurant parking lot, and walk about 400 feet, past the bus stop veer right. Or across the street from the Chase.

This place fell under consideration as a membership gift for my son's second birthday. It did not,…read morehowever, make the cut. I walked in and had to find someone in order to make any sort of contact. I just wanted some prices, a general idea of the place. I was a new person coming to you for an impression and you left it. It was unremarkable. There was a mom sitting with her kid in the eating area by the door/window and maybe 2 kids playing in the place. And the person who I tried to talk to really seemed uninterested in my patronage... too bad. Basically this is a play place for kids that you pay and play and stay as long as you want but you can't bring in food from outside and I'm not sure about in-n-out privileges. You can buy a membership but it's basically like buying a coupon because it just discounts your next visits... boring. So perhaps I shall give this place a proper chance for my son to tear it apart, but not yet. I'll go ahead and take him to Finch Park for free right now.

This is a review for a birthday party!…read more We had a fantastic experience planning a birthday party for my son at JumpinJax. Shannon was fantastic to work with to iron out all the details and answered every question we had. Marleen was our day of person and she was great. All decor and set up was ready when we arrived and they set out all the birthday treats for us. This facility is a perfect birthday spot if your group ranges from babies to about 8 years old. We had a handful of tiny tots and mostly kids between 5-6 and it was perfect. Everyone had a great time and I saw staff actively walking around cleaning up the place and making sure to contain the chaos and look out for kids safety. It's definitely not a cheap place to have a kids party, but it was definitely worth it. My only negative feedback would be that the parking lot is tight and got crowded fast. A lot of our guest had to circle for a spot. The second feedback would be that they could definitely benefit from getting a better caterer. The pizza was pretty disappointing even by a kids standard and they all went for the fruit and veggie plates originally got for the adults. Otherwise it was great! I would definitely reconsider having another party here or bringing the kids on a rainy weekend. Thanks JumpinJax!

Not so clean but very cool spot for the kids. Great parking and loads of fun the indoor playground…read moreis fun