Aronimink ticks all of the boxes for me. It is a local pool that's not too expensive and is open…read moreall summer. They have 3 pools... - Baby pool - The big pool - Adult only pool I usually head for the adult only pool, as it is more my speed, but I'll get in the big pool occasionally. I like that the big pool is usually a little cooler than the adult pool, I guess due to its size. Only draw back - if a kid poops in the baby pool, then it means the big pool is also closed while the pool people shock it. I reckon if there were one thing about the pool I'd change - I'd probably want it to have a little bit of a cooler vibe. Maybe some music or some such? But otherwise, it's great.

Love all of the employees and amazing people that work there to make it a great community! Jolly…read moregood fun with the kiddos!

We had our event at The Cynwyd Club and would absolutely do it again. Holly was smart, responsive,…read moreeasy to work with, and genuinely a pleasure throughout the process. The venue came to life in a way that completely blew us away. The food was great, the staff was impeccable, and we heard rave reviews from guests all night. Such a wonderful experience from start to finish.

Amazing venue! This was the second Bar Mitzvah I hosted at the Cynwyd Club and our event was…read moreflawless. The food was delicious and plentiful. Holly and the entire staff were so easy to work with. I wish I had another mitzvah to plan because I would definitely have it here again.

We had such a good time in Philadelphia and when you hit up a lot of different parks and things to…read moresee and do. And we had a wonderful time here at this splash pad park it had a lot of cool things to see and do. Really had a good time it had murals it had some slides had some swings is right across the street from Little Italy and it was a wonderful experience

One of our favorite FREE ways to spend some summer hours in the city is here at Herron Sprayground…read morein the Pennsport section of town. It's not huge, but gets the job done. The kiddos really love it! It's safe as it's completely gated. There's a neat playground, some boulder things they can climb, as well as a few different splash areas. They have picnic tables, but we prefer setting up a blanket under the trees in the back. It's perfect! There are some mosquitos back there so having some spray doesn't hurt. The park is very clean. No trash and well maintained, but the bathrooms remain gross however. Ugh! Just come prepared for that. I wouldn't dare let my kids use it as a changing room. Knocking a star off for this. We usually come during the week, earlier in the day or around dinner time if it's a scorcher. I believe those are the best times to come. There are school and camp trips made here regularly, so there may be groups in and out. Usually not an issue though. Don't let the kids run in flip flops. I've seen many slip and fall here. Invest in a pair of Keens or some similar water sneaker with traction! I actually find them at Payless and Target for a steal! It's a great way for them to go from water to the playground too! Bring toys and buckets. The kiddos love catching the water and splashing their siblings! :) We usually grab food from Grindcore House nearby or bring a picnic! There's a popsicle shop across the way on 2nd for some post play treats. A snack bar would really take this place up a notch!! The ice-cream man does sometimes drive by so make sure you have some cash if you don't want a crying kiddo. Always bring water though! Free street parking is plentiful.

The instructors at Skate the Foundry are great at teaching kids and adults. My son learned a lot in…read moreone private lesson, and I learned a lot in one 30 minute group session. All the staff are friendly, encouraging, and fun. They keep expanding their locations, making it more convenient for those who don't live in the city. It's worth giving it a try!

I'm in my 40's and always wanted to learn to skateboard but never got around to it. For my birthday…read moreI got a one on one lesson with Brett and it was great! I went from not knowing even how to stand on the board to attempting a half pipe in one lesson! It's a great atmosphere and Brett is a great teacher. If you want to learn to skateboard, this is the place!!!

* * * Mid-Oct 2019! * * * * * * NEWLY RENOVATED!!!…read more * * * NOW OPEN!!! * * * The Tot Lot just got a revamp, down to the earthen ground below the rubber that gets trampled so hard every day! New playset with clubhouse attached by a bridge! Playhouse has a corkscrew style fireman pole! Main playset has a double-slide and additional single slide. Actual stairs allow easy access for toddlers, and as shown in my pics, parents can get in for easy access to all parts of this thing, so no one gets away from you. I walked all over this thing and it held me fine. It's not going anywhere! Swings have been reduced from four to just two (both baby seats), but it seemed to work out okay. Today was a busy Columbus day, and there was no line for swings. Still a bouncy seesaw thing. They kids love that! Super popular, everyone is making it hop all day long! Little ones enjoy the middle where it's less crazy! A series of graduating height/diameter bongo drums is in the corner where the xylophone used to be. My toddler loved them! I wish they were a little shorter, but he still went nuts. There are chimes to replace the xylophone, located under the clubhouse, alongside some built-in puzzles and steering wheel things. A cool new rope climbing aparatus replaces the old curved hanging bars. This is advanced for toddlers. Not sure how it fits with the vision of Tot Lot, but it satisfies older siblings who need a better challenge. There is another little car thing for toddler exploration. Has vinyl flap doors they can get in and out of, and things to steer and move around inside. The whole ground surface is freshly re-done in more rubber, this time, a mix of black and blue to hide dirt. Same fence, same rules, same latching gate. Great new play space! Thanks, Media Borough!

Great for small kids! Fenced in, soft rubber ground (not the annoying pieces but a solid surface)…read moreSmall slide and climbing structures, music station , benches, swings - all the perfect height for a toddler! They also put up a sail shade In the summer to keep it nice and shady! Love this spot for my 2 year old!

Plenty of parking, clean facilities, attentive lifeguards, shared toys for the kiddos in the kid…read morepool (and a fun mushroom fountain), fun-looking slide in the bigger pool. Our little one had a great time at Karakung! It is for members only, though, and I've heard that it takes four years to get off the waitlist.

This is the ultimate family pool when I conjure up what Americana might describe as a way to build…read moresummer memories that will last a lifetime. Ample parking, plenty of lifeguards and the traditional set up of "the well", the 3' to 5' and a separate kiddie pool. Kids playing whiffle ball in the back, picnics at the tables, and long days with cool evenings. Apply early, like when kids are born! It'll take years to get in, but worth it!

Came here as something to do with our kids. They had a blast. This is a pretty basic putt-putt…read moregolf. The courses aren't themed or anything. They offer a deal I believe it's for 3 games. It's a much better deal than just doing one game so we did that and will be back at some point. They have a few different courses with varying difficulty levels, we picked one of the easier ones since we had a 5 and 3 year old doing it. My kids enjoyed playing in the arcade after which had a good variety of games. They also have some type of snack bar you can get food at but we didn't get anything. Overall, it's a good place to bring your kids to entertain them for a few hours.

This is a great place to take the kids for a little outing - also had my granddaughter's 6th BD…read moreparty here and the kids had a great time! It's also great place for a daytime couples date of mini- golf - Stop by and give this visit and see for yourself!

Adorable play space for kids located in the Brewerytown section of Philly. I was there with family…read moreto celebrate my granddaughter's first birthday. The staff there was very friendly and interactive during the entire 3 hour event. Parking can be challenging since they don't have a dedicated lot. There should be street parking available------ be prepared to walk. When you arrive, you need to remove your shoes and put them into the small cubbie spaces. The downstairs area is where the kids can play with different toys and play equipment such as mini-trampoline etc. Bathrooms are downstairs and very clean. A child gate keeps kids from wandering away from the play area. Upstairs is where the food was set up. There are tables for gathering to eat as well as another area for the kids to dine. Space is limited so large parties could be challenging.

Super clean. Great staff! So much variety. I'd love that there's a place upstairs where you can sit…read moreand eat with your child after they're done playing downstairs.