We have made the trek out to Smyrna a few times to the Outdoor Adventure Center for kid/friends…read morebirthdays, the pool, and indoor rock climbing. While the heights you can climb are not terribly high, and pale in comparison to places like Climb Nashville, for a kid they're great. Multiple paths labeled with perceived skill level, friendly staff, and an auto-belay device that lets them just let go and float down. For the price, it's great although as Ehren A notes you do have to pay to watch your kids, but a family of 4 gets in and out for less than 1 person at a dedicated climbing establishment. The walls are also rated to 300 pounds so the next time I go I'm climbing as well (although it's $2 more if you want to participate) Some things to note about this place are when you get there you need to go to the left. You'll get to what look like the main doors and it's not the right place... go to the left, there's a door there that says Outdoor Adventure Center. The first time we went we ended up at the locked at the time entrance and it just did not look right. Nope, go left, look for some standing outdoor chimes you can play, it's over there. As a note, included 1 picture here, there's another wall of climbing behind where I was shooting from, and there's a round climbing structure with at least 4 more paths to climb. There's also a 16+ finger grip wall hanger that looks nightmarish and not particularly fun if you're to that level, but you do you. The pool is great for younger kids as I recall, but the outside is in direct sunlight with no shade anywhere. Pool has been shut down due to toddler problems when I was there. They do keep it clean. Not particularly deep if I remember correctly.

Brought our son to climb the wall for an hour. You have to sign a waiver to be in the building and…read moreeveryone needs to pay just to watch. Yeah, that separated our family. Not going to pay to watch my own family. What a waste.

My kids had a really good experience here. This is a great, fairly small camp that appears to be…read morewell run and big fun for kids. The cabins are small, each with maybe six or seven bunk beds an no bathrooms. They are not air conditioned (which is good, because it would not be "camp" with A/C!). There are lots of outdoor activities - a ball field, horseback riding, archery range, a pool, etc. There is an indoor dining hall (that IS air conditioned), and the kids all say the food is really good (or are they just really hungry?). I met each of my kids' camp leaders (mostly college-age kids, and some a bit younger), and they were good and seemed to know what to do.

My youngest daughter attended Horton Haven Camp several years in a row and absolutely loved it. The…read morestaff are amazing and they have so many activities going on all the time. The campers are kept really busy. She learned new Bible verses every day. The food was delicious. The cabins were rustic but had bathrooms inside each cabin. Well supervised and maintained. My grandchildren are going there now and they love it as well!

This was my first time at this bowling alley, but my niece and nephew come here frequently and it's…read moretheir favorite one local to the area! We played two games and stayed for about an hour and had a blast. Staff was friendly and the area was clean, including the restrooms and the seating areas. We also ordered some fries to share which were hot and fresh.

Please get new employees. Tried to go in today for the kids bowl free program but the people that…read morewere working were too old to understand how technology works. They said I needed the phone that had the app on it for the kid coupons to be redeemed. That is clearly not correct. Just like the target app all that was needed was for them to give me the 4 digit code so I could give it to my wife over the phone and then she inputs it and then sends me the screen shot of the confirmation...that's literally all that was needed. Since these older workers couldn't comprehend that they ruined my kid's afternoon and pissed me off. Now my kids know this is a piece of s*** establishment.

I visited LPG to see my little nephew play baseball. We had a fun time seeing all the kids learn to…read moreplay wiffle ball, running around and pick up balls. The staff were professional and made sports fun for all the kids!

Our 2 boys have take multiple classes here over the last 3-4 yrs. They always look forward to going…read moreand it's amazing what they learn. We also had a birthday party here and it went perfectly! Stress free for parents and the kids had a blast!

They showed pictures of areas they treated of my house. I was not home but left great information…read moreabout treatment.

Hi - this place can more accurately be described as a play place that has canned beer. It is not a…read morebrewery. It is a fantastic play place but was not at all what we were expecting. We drove an hour and half for a "beer garden" and were sorely disappointed. Their kitchen was also closed (always on Saturdays apparently) which was not apparent from their website. I recommend the managers update the website to provide more accurate information. Otherwise, as stated, it is a great play place.

This is a great new park in Brentwood! The playground has something for kids of all ages. The only…read morearea I'd consider a little risky is the very tall slide, so younger kids may need a little extra supervision. The best feature is the huge, flat loop around the playground that's perfect for scooters, balance bikes, and bicycles. My kids could have stayed on it for hours. There's also a large pavilion right next to the playground with plenty of picnic tables. It's nice to be able to sit in the shade while watching the kids play or enjoy lunch there. The restrooms were clean, and parking couldn't be easier. There's a large parking lot right next to the playground, but it's set back far enough that I didn't have to worry about my kids being close to traffic. The only downside is the lack of shade around much of the playground. On a hot, sunny day, it can get VERY warm, so I'd recommend visiting earlier in the morning or later in the evening.

My daughter and I just had such a wonderful experience here. Stanley was so kind and helpful!!!!…read moreYou don't come across good customer service often and it was just so refreshing to have someone like Stanley be so kind! He deserves a raise!

My son and I had a great time! The staff who assisted us were very friendly and approachable. I'm…read morehappy we didn't have to wait to long either.

The facility was great for kid's soccer games. They had clean restrooms. The game we went to watch…read morewas @ noon, so my husband went to the concession stand to grab something to eat. There were No Hotdogs!!! Or sandwiches of any kind. How easy would it be? There were tons of people there on a Saturday... little kids, parents, grandparents... they would probably make a killing! Not smart, it seems ....a missed opportunity!

Odd. This is another Nolensville soccer field characterized as a park by the city/county. To do so…read moreis a disservice to people coming here thinking they might have a nice park outing and to players who come here wanting to kick the ball around and have to deal with park goers. As a park... well, it's not a park. As a soccer field, Osburn has some charming features. The green space abuts a creek that provides a nice distraction for park goers not interested in what's going on on the field. Be advised that the space backs up on to private property so don't venture too far off the trail. The field itself is decently maintained and has some nice wooden benches that add an unexpected detail. That said, this is a residential soccer field. If you don't live nearby and don't have a soccer ball in tow, you have no business coming here. The name should be changed to Osburn Field. See how easy that was? I have a future in government.