I have been to the Ryngsboro Sports Center twice this past month and both times was impressed with…read moretheir staff, organization and energy. A birthday party for a four year old was organized, well- staffed and lots of fun for the kids. Today I played pickleball there and Sarah and the staff were so friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend this facility for kid's parties and other sports and activities,

Well the fields seemed to be in great condition my son had a great time playing soccer here.read more

This review is for the playground called "Pepperell's Big Backyard" behind the Fitz Collaborative…read morebuilding. This playground is fantastic with colorful structures, different types of slides, swings, ladders and plenty of other cool structures to climb on. Although there is not a toddler specific section, there is a slightly smaller structure where toddlers can certainly play, as well as a couple of toddler swings. The entire play area is situated on soft wood chips and half of the perimeter houses benches, square metal picnic tables with seats on all sides as well as large wooden tables. There is a trash barrel and, near the entrance, a porta potty. There is plenty of parking. This free park closes at dawn. Dogs are NOT allowed.

This place was huge and PACKED. I prefer smaller parks like Altitude in Merrimack especially…read morebecause this place didn't seem to have much control over the spaces or monitoring of behavior there were much older youth in spaces with little ones and frankly the entire place seemed like chaos. The stars come from some of the unique spaces: climbing wall, super sized building blocks, playscape with steep slide etc. We were there for a birthday party and the party room was tiny compared to other places though all those rooms are too small. We probably wouldn't return here over other options.

Nova has so much variety compared to other trampoline parks. It has two different multi level…read moreplayground climbing areas with slides, a ropes course, mini arcade, rock climbing wall, toddler play area, ninja warrior space, balance beams over a block pit, zip line, and so many trampolines. The place is huge and clean. We've come here 6 times in the past year, and our kids love it. Plus the prices are very reasonable. We also hosted a birthday party which was very good value in our opinion.

Sadly disappointing since we drove 45 minutes to come here. We decided to have some ice cream…read morefirst but after being told the person should be here in about 10-15 minutes so we hit a small bucket of balls to pass the time. The loaner clubs are horribly bad. When we finished the ice cream was still closed. We promised our son mini-golf so we left and went to Sullivan Farms only 5 minutes down the road. (Great ice cream and friendly staff) We came back to do the mini-golf. They have a great layout and fun design but the water features were off and the greens torn in multiple places on each hole. Not to mention there was 2 women with 2 children using it as a playground. One ran right up and took 2 of our golf ball's. The woman took her time to collect her child and give us the balls back but never apologized. Not sure why they were letting them run around like that. But no one from the place did anything. We won't be back.... Seems like there is a lot that needs improving for the mini golf and for the range I suggest having your own clubs. The only upside was the looks of the bumper boats and batting cages... I wasn't spending more money to try it so only basing that off the looks of them.

"Very good Ice cream we will be back next year hungry for more" -Andrew/Jack…read more also the bumper boats are fun

Cool place but definitely not for beginner climbers. As a beginner, there were only a couple of…read moreboulder climbs for my skill level. The climbing paths were also labeled with tape which was a little confusing. It was occasionally difficult to identify the correct path for certain climbs. It seems like a great spot for advanced climbers, but definitely not for me.

Had a hard time deciding between 2 and 3 stars in this review. Here are some issues I found with…read morethe place: 1. Routes are not color coded and, instead, use tapes to indicate routes. I understand this is cheaper than having to maintain the large inventory of holds required for colored routes but it is very confusing. 2. The crash pads/mats in the bouldering area can be significantly improved. In some cases they hide the lower footholds from routes, they are not flat and in some regions near where they meet the wall they are quite dirty. 3. The V rating in this gym makes little sense. There are some supposedly hard routes that are very easy and some supposedly trivial routes that should have been more highly rated. However, it was still fun to climb and the lady in the cashier was helpful. Though I would suggest explaining to new comers that there is a lower price for bouldering only day pass. Would also suggest making hand lotion available (moisturizer).

There's a nice playground at the far side of this field. There is a nicely groomed sports field on…read morethe near side. It has a good size parking lot. Wicasse Field is located on Wicasse Road, a quiet, residential neighborhood. This is where they also show free movies on Friday nights outdoors at dusk during the summer. There is a very good concession stand. Bring bug spray for the movies.

Great playground that is also handicap accessible. There are two areas one for 2-5 year olds and…read moreanother area for 5-12 year olds. There is a nearby lake to cool off. I have been taking the kids here since they were babies and they still love it! Generally clean fenced playground with a couple of tables to sit for a quick snack. It's tucked in a residential but has its own parking lot.

Stopped by here after an open house. My family packed a picnic, did a nature scavenger hunt, and…read morethe kids loved the play structures. We'd definitely come back. It's adorable!

A brand-new playground--fully fenced and with plenty of shade. It's perfect for hot days. There are…read moretwo tables with benches for snacks or for parents to keep an eye on things.

A very nice park tucked away in a Chelmsford neighborhood…read more There are 2 tennis courts, a baseball field, and a large lake with a small sandy beach and a kids play area designed like a huge colonial fort. Also basketball court (double rims, unfortunately) and a Coke machine by the court. Parking is wherever you can find a spot on the road, or if you go up by the tennis courts there is a small dirt area. Watch out for kids playing in the street as you're driving. Heavily populated, but we had no trouble using the courts. No lights, either, so make sure you go during the day. Overall a nice, private place to play tennis or bring your kids to a cool play area while you lounge on the little beach and look for crabs or skip stones. Rowboats and flotation devices allowed in lake, not sure about motorboats (doubtful).