Fairly new facility. They have a gym, meeting, and other activity rooms. Staff is nice and…read morecourteous. I happen to stumble here because i was looking to early vote. Glad i checked it out.

The Mid-County Community Recreation Center is one of the newest rec centers added to the Moco…read morecommunity, tucked away off of Layhill road. I remember watching this being built during my high school years and was so excited for a space close to home where we could hang out, play basketball, etc. A neighborhood landmark of sorts. As an adult, this still rings true. I visit the Mid-County Rec for many reasons including to vote and attend community organization events. I love that you can rent rooms of several sizes - plus, there's even a gym! I wish more people knew how great and multifaceted rec centers are, especially youth and senior citizens. Let's get the word out there about Mid-County rec!

Outstanding staff and facility. Nice, modern, clean place to recreate FREE unless you are taking…read morecertain classes, others FREE. This is just one of 28 Rec Centers, all different in MoCoMD. Our high property taxes at work!

We spent our Fourth of July at Terrapin and it was absolutely wonderful! From being welcomed at the…read moredesk (I am so sorry I can't remember his name!), to our awesome guides Justin and Jasmine, to Scott who helped at the swing and doing the belay to get us down - we truly enjoyed the whole experience (despite the unbearable heat this weekend). Justin and Jasmine made sure we stayed hydrated, and regularly brought us into the air conditioning to avoid overheating. They ensured our safety every moment we were there. The rope course was insanely fun, the giant swing and zip line were a blast and our favorite part was honestly the rock climbing! Justin and Jasmine were fantastic - we will definitely come back (preferably not during a heat wave haha) and hope they will be our guides again - every single person today made it memorable for my family! Thank you so much!!!

We have enjoyed this camp for years, but 2026 brought parental concerns over hearing that children…read moregrouped up to 12 years old were sharing bathrooms if another identified as the opposite sex. This should be an opportunity to identify a solution comfortable for everyone affected by providing single use options, as opposed to telling my daughter "it's ok because he identifies as a she". It caused an uncomfortable situation for girls and concerns for parents. No young girl should feel uncomfortable or anxious using the restroom.

Really nice and educational nature center. Perfect when it's too hot to be outside. It's small and…read moreI loved that. You only need a couple of hours to explore everything. Highly recommended

Such a great spot for exploring! There are so many things for kids to do here! We met up for a play…read moredate and got a surprise turtle feeding session. The staff was super kind to the kids as they wanted to see up close. There is an owl here! Super cool! The outdoor playground is a nice transition to getting the kids out of the building. There's a large area downstairs where kids can do puzzles, read or just run. We're happy we got to visit Croydon and play around with friends.

Don't ever go to the pool here. EVER EVER…read more Pool is absolutely filthy, staff is rude and nasty, yelled at us for not having a mask on while on the pool deck, meanwhile may have helped if they had a sign up or told us as we checked in. Will never come back, absolutely disgusting pool, leaves and dirt all in the pool.

Came in for a volleyball meetup an hour before closing . Karen front desk lady would not let me…read moreplay without buying a full year membership. I explained how I was in from california and was willing to make a donation to the community center for the hour that I would ever use their community center, but she insisted that I buy a full year membership. Everyone I have talked to has agreed that my offer was more than reasonable, plus-there was an hour left. Don't know what Karen's deal was but made it an extremely unpleasant experience. I called her supervisor and left a voicemail...

We spent a full day at River Riders, splitting our time between the Harpers Ferry Waterpark in the…read moremorning and the Aerial Adventure Park in the afternoon. It was a great combination for both the kids and adults. The inflatable waterpark kept the kids busy for the entire session. El Jefe, the large slide, and Thor, the climbing tower and slide, were our favorites. I strongly recommend booking one of the first sessions during the summer. We went early when it was less crowded, and it became noticeably busier later. In the afternoon, we completed the green and blue aerial trails. Both were a lot of fun, and the progression from one to the next worked well. Overall, River Riders is an excellent choice for families or groups looking for an active full day near Harpers Ferry.

I am posting this review to urge prospective guests to exercise extreme caution and to call on…read moremanagement to address severe safety oversights. Despite having prior rafting experience and maintaining strong physical fitness, this individual tubing trip presented hazardous conditions with virtually no on-water safety support. ​Key Issues Observed: ​No Helmets Suggested or Required: Helmets were not recommended, suggested, or provided for navigating rocky rapids. I capsized and hit my head on submerged rocks--a dangerous hazard that warrants clear guidance and mandatory head protection. ​Zero Rescue Personnel: No river guides or safety kayakers were stationed along technical sections. When participants were pinned against rocks or stranded in strong currents, there was no staff to assist. ​Inadequate Instruction & Extreme Strain: Relying solely on arm paddling through boulder gardens offers minimal control and quickly causes physical exhaustion, even for fit individuals. ​Equipment Failures: Some tubes were punctured by sharp rocks, leaving guests stranded in turbulent water with no emergency extraction protocol. Commercial river outfitters have a basic duty of care to provide essential protective gear, clear instruction, and active supervision. I strongly advise making sure these safety practices are in place before booking unless you have experience and are comfortable without the precautions.

Great family environment! The weight room is small but had everything you need to get it in. Nice…read morecourt to take the kids and work on their game.

From the owner: Amenities and Services Lincoln Park Community Center is the…read morefocal place for bringing the community together to participate in recreational opportunities for all ages. The activities are designed to provide opportunities for learning, fitness, family fun and relaxation. Amenities: With the purchase of your LPCC fitness or membership card or daily fee, you are entitled to participate in the drop-in programs at the community center and enjoy: Newly Renovated Gymnasium that offers basketball, volleyball, badminton, indoor soccer, and special events Computer Lab features 10 Dell computers with Internet access, word processing and printing capabilities. Members are asked to purchase paper at the front desk for printing. Wi-fi is also available throughout the building Monday-Friday 5:30-6 p.m. Closed for Clubhouse Afterschool Program & Homework Game Room/Snack Room has gaming systems, vending machines and table and chairs

Overall, we had a great experience. Scott checked us in quickly and was pleasant to talk with. We…read morewere lucky enough to have the mountaintop camping site to ourselves since no one else booked for this week( likely due to the extreme heat and 4th of July holiday). The bathhouse was clean and had hot water. Most campsites only have lukewarm or cold water. There were also an abundance of toilet facilities and they were well maintained/cleaned. The view of the Potomac was breathtaking and the only downfall was that the camping sites are relatively close to each other both on the mountain and at the river's edge. I do recommend this center, however, and we will likely return when back in the area!

Regular tuber, first time zip liner! And it was amazing. Cost was such a great balance to the…read morelength and intensity to this fun excursion. 3 hours on the course with great bridges, crossings, zip lines, and a free jump. Our guide Liam and his partner (terrible name memory!) were awesome and made our trip that ended in rain still feel safe without spoiling the fun! Highly recommend for families or a date day like we did

I've now gone a couple of times and I'd recommend anyone looking to do something fun to come here!…read moreI did the Treetop Adventure both times and was pleased with my experience. The entire experience probably took me 2 hours to get through both times. There are a total of 6 sites to go through filled with ziplines, ropes courses and obstacles. After going through the orientation and the first site walk through, you're pretty much on your own! There are instructors walking around monitoring from a distance but that's all. I like that there are water stations at the beginning of each site. The instructors are all friendly and helpful. Like I said, I had a great time and would recommend it to anyone interested in doing something fun!

Took my teenage son here for his birthday a few weeks ago. We had a lot of fun climbing through…read moreobstacles and zip lining. Friendly staff and well organized.

Love this place!!! Everyone is so friendly and helpful. They change up sections of the walls every…read morefew weeks so there's always something new to try. I've only gone about 5 times so I'm pretty new to it but the prices are fair. There is also a weightlifting gym and yoga studio.

A yoga instructor attending a yoga class disciplined by 11 year old for laughing when the…read moreparticipating instructor farted multiple times in class. Ridiculous! If you fart in public, people may laugh. So not kid friendly and expensive.