Best decision. Had my son's 7th birthday party at Amped Up, and couldn't have been happier. They…read morewere super easy to work with. Staff was great. Kids and adults had a blast. There are games for everyone. Who would have thought the adults would have just as much fun as the little ones! Highly recommend. Everyone commented how organized everything was, food was delicious, and they thought it was such a unique party! Hidden gem. Thank you!

We had our son's 6th Birthday here. It was the best decision we made. Everything was so easy…read morebecause the staff is amazing. Even the adults had fun. Everyone agreed that the flow from room to room was great because as soon as the kids would wind down from one area it was time to switch. Everyone loved the pizza. Drink pitchers were filled promptly. They even cut that cake for us... we literally didn't have to think about anything and could focus on the kids. The staff even packaged up the left over pizza without us asking. It was a great experience and our son has already asked for his party to be there again.

Great park! Plenty of parking, walking trails, pavilions, pickleball court, playground, and a…read morecommunity center with bathrooms. I just wish there was more shade on the walking path and playground.. they get awfully hot when the sun is beating.

9033 Honeygo blvd Perry hall , Maryland…read more 5/25 /23 Nice park to walk a trail , we walked for about and hour and it was an easy walk . This park has a dog park, base ball area , picnic area and more . Come check them out .

Once a week, I'm lucky enough to beat someone in the face senselessly and get away with it. After…read morethe cops leave my house, I find my way over to Eastern Regional Park and play some Baltimore County Dodgeball. Yep. Every Saturday I hoof it from D.C. to Baltimore explicitly to throw balls at faces. Hard. Why? I mean, besides the obvious of the epicness that is dodgeball, it's once a week (Saturdays at 11am... enough time for me to show up still a little bit drunk, but awake enough to participate). It's also only $10 for the season, you heard me, ten whopping dollars (first day is free to try out). Seriously, I just shit a bacon cheeseburger that cost me more than that (to be fair, the poop was pretty fantastic). Fourthly, it is FUN. Super mega bonus karma points? It's county run, which means it's NOT run by United Social Sports... nothing against them, there is a time and a place for USS, however, it's nice to get a break from the 40+ dudes that want to power punch a rubber dodgeball at you so hard your ovaries leap into your throat. Plus, there aren't set teams. New ones are chosen each week depending on the rate of participation, and it enables you to play with a variety of different types of players, adjust your own game, etc. The folks there are friendly enough to help you out with different tactics/techniques if you ask. Some additional deets: - Six 8" Voit Foam balls are used during play (word on the street says Gator Skins will be on their way, so there's that). I bring my pink Gator Skin (aka Pink Thunder) with me, too. - Indoor Basketball Court with white lines for the borders (don't know the exact measurements off the top of my head, but they are NADA Regulation sized I believe). Yep, during the blistering summer, it's one of the few indoor sports where the players skin doesn't turn into delicious delicious bacon. - Parking is plentiful. Coming from DC, I welcome the availability of places I can drag my metal machine without having to worry about whether or not i just took up two spaces (I'm a terrible driver, so I probably did... okay, lets just assume I did). - Co-ed, and all ages (signing a waiver is likely a requirement) So basically, if you don't come out and play every Saturday at 11AM at Easter Regional Park, I'll eat your babies. A lot. P.S. I don't think BCDB has a direct website, however, they are on Facebook. P.P.S. After sitting and watching Maury level drama unfold in my other (non BCDB) super stuffy Dodgeball league, I must say, I can't wait for Saturday to come.

Seeing as one of my buddies runs the thing, I highly recommend it!…read more Dodgeball at it's finest: No pressure pickup, a fun and friendly atmosphere, and all skill levels are welcome. The times have changed, currently it's running on Sundays from 1000-1200 and it's $25 for the season or free to come and try it out. Right now the Season runs for 10 weeks, but every person who signs up tacks on another week of play. If you have the time, I urge you to give it a try. After a rough week at the office it's nice to throw some balls at my best friends.

Great facility for family functions! Staff and security on…read morehand to help and assist! Lots of video games for kids and adults to enjoy. Now I know what Fortnight is all about! Access to lower floor where the bowling alleys are by stairs since the elevator is not working. Other than that, a great place to have fun!

The best. I wish i knew this rink existed years ago. Only a mile and a half away from our…read moreapartment, I'm super ecstatic that I now know about this place. just skated the Friday night family night with my bf and had a blast. It is a nice slick floor, the best floor for busting out dance moves. We were shake n baking. They accept credit cards for the rink and serve pizza, snacks, hot dogs, fries, and other food. Surprisingly, there were a lot of good skaters, better than the average that I have seen, which made it more fun!!! I will definitely be back for the Sunday adult night! Btw the DJ was one of the best hip hop DJs I have experienced at a roller rink ever and I have been to several rinks across the country. We parked on the street right out front and there was no problem. Nice family and kids all around.

My daughter has been coming here for 4 years now. If you're looking for a relatively inexpensive…read moregymnastics class, this is it. For about 8 weeks, one night a week at 45 min per class, it's around $80. It's not Olympic training gymnastics or competing training, it's more of an introduction but it's good. The same instructors have been here as long as I have been coming. They also have other activities. HoneyGo Park is next door. A playground and pavilions to rent. The dog park is here as well.

We were visiting the Towson area so we decided to stop here for a workout. We recently got the ymca…read morenational membership that allows us to workout at any Y. Plenty of parking space. This Y has great workout equipments. Some of their machines are pretty modern. I was surprised by how clean and well maintained this Y was. Bikes were amazing. You can go on a nice virtual ride. The handles turn giving you a real feel of riding the bike. One of the best bikes I have seen in the gym. They lose a star for their outdated locker room. Small showers and the access to the sauna is pretty far outside the shower near the swimming pool. They don't provide towels. Luckily my husband had an extra towel in his gym bag.

I love the exercise equipment. I use the rowing machine, treadmill, and e-machines. I've been going…read morefor 5 months and notice a huge difference in strength/stamina. My one complaint is a trainer named Chris who was extremely rude and berated me in front of other patrons because I had not been shown how to use something on the emachines. I complained to the athletic department supervisor but he has never apologized.

The rink itself is beautiful. A warning to skaters who want to participate in freestyle sessions:…read moreFreestyle sessions are not open skate sessions. Skaters need to have earned the LTS USA Free Skate 3 rewards patch or they will be denied service. Again, freestyle sessions are not open skate sessions, I get that. I started skating again after being off the ice for years because of work and caregiving. I lost everything and I'm trying to get everything back. Slowly I'm getting things back. No coin- operated lockers were there when I went to the rink in 2020. There was no designated waiting area besides the parking lot in 2020. No pro shop with a qualified, experienced figure skate technician in 2020. Hope the rink has those things it didn't have in 2020.

Used to come here a lot growing up. Nice rental equipment and decently managed. Better than the…read moreoutdoor rinks i have tried so far

First off, I love the fact that a facility like this exists. They offer pickleball, indoor soccer,…read moretennis, lacrosse and indoor walking paths. Especially in winter, a place like this is a godsend. That being said, the Northeast Regional Recreation Center isn't in the best shape, at least the portion I've visited. My son spent the winter playing indoor soccer here. The nets and goals seem like they have seen better days. The turf did appear to be fine. Another issue with this rec center is the parking. If you get here early or play the first round of games, you are rewarded with parking. Otherwise it is really hit or miss. There is a lot of waiting in lines and being patient while vehicles try to turn around in cramped spaces (only one way in and out of the parking lot). Most of the time we wound up parking at the shopping center and trudging through the ice and snow and darkness to our games. Ultimately, I'm glad there is a place for indoor soccer (and indoor walking which I would do during his games) but I have definitely been to nicer rec centers and hope this one can be updated.

The Smell! What's with the indoor air quality? Who is in charge of cleaning this facility.read more

There is a gym, several fields to enjoy either on your own or to play baseball, soccer or even…read moresoftball. The gym isn't as big as an average gym but you can still get the job done. The parking lot is great and there is two parts to it so there is plenty of room to find that perfect spot! This is one of the locations that people come to vote at depending on where you are registered. I do typically take my dogs here from time to time just to have time to run the big fields and feel free from the world! They love it even though it is not a dog park but I have a whole gang so we make our own fun lol. The old building is still in use. The old building also has a children playground, tennis and basketball court around it. If your kid is signed up for leagues there you may be utilizing both buildings. Either way I believe you will enjoy!

We've visited this location a few times and it's been a great option for homeschooling families…read moresince they offer a consistent weekly timeslot. It's never overly crowded or loud, which makes it easy to enjoy the space. You're also allowed to bring your own lunch and drinks, which is a nice bonus. Another big improvement is the change in music. They now play jazz--no singing and no inappropriate lyrics--which creates a much more wholesome atmosphere. The only downside is the arcade setup. Instead of using quarters, you now have to purchase a game card loaded with credits. The simplicity of old-school coin-operated games is definitely missed.

ClimbZone lived up to our highest of expectations. On our list for a long time, ClimbZone was the…read morehost of my daughter's classmate's birthday party. We signed waivers ahead of time and were checked in right away when we got there. Under one large roof are dozens of themed indoor climbing walls. There's a Candy Land one, a rubber duck one, one with emojis, and more. Once you go through a quick training, you get a harness. Every wall has an auto belay making it easy to clip in and out while being safe. There's a wall for all experience levels. There are restrooms, drinking fountains, party rooms, and an arcade. It was a blast and worth the longer drive from Washington, D.C.