Youth clinics are underwhelming. For half of the 1.5 hour many times the coaches would leave and…read morejust let the kids playing alone. Coaches don't show up to the matches for the U-12 Junior Tennis Team. Parents do the organizing for the matches .

A wonderful place to play tennis. There is a wide selection of clinics and the pros are amazing. I…read morehave been playing here for years. I enjoy the USTA teams and the overall tennis community. Bonus- the courts were just resurfaced and look and play great.

This is a nice tennis facility with indoor court rentals, they do have demo rackets available and…read morealso rackets available to purchase. They do organize tennis clinics for kids adults and also USTA tournaments. The locker room needs maintenance. They do tennis racket stringing and quality is decent. This location is very close to 476 located in golf mills. The parking is going to be challenging but you can make it work.

Everything could improve. I was one of his competitors for just about 20 years. I have not ever…read moreheard one good thing about his business. He's just down for the money. I've never heard one good teaching aspect of his business. Everyone of the pros that ever worked there Were either terrible other jobs or there was just no communication and never had a good pro that could run things and keep things coordinated. I was the head pro at a different facility. I knew what I was doing. Things ran smoothly. I'm not saying that I was perfect because nobody is as far as his teaching, he is awful. As far as running a business for money, he's not bad. That's the best thing that I've ever heard from him or about him. Every time I shake his hand he had this very fake smile on his face

This is a great Swim and Tennis club on the Mainline. It has a beautiful setting, with a low key…read morefriendly atmosphere. There are three pools , ideal for all ages of the family, from Toddlers through to Swim Team ! The Swim team is very strong and has great coaches. The chairs around the pools make for a relaxing and stress free time, while the kids go from pool to pool. There is a nice playground away from the pool with a GaGa pit that keeps my children entertained for hours. I am not a tennis player, but the tennis courts are highly rated and the Pro is excellent. Its a fun and easy place to hang out , catch up with friends and make new ones

This place is a gem nestled in a beautiful wooded neighborhood. We have been members for almost 20…read moreyrs. My kids were on the swim team and had a blast! They made lifelong friends and became proficient swimmers. There are also tennis programs for all levels. I have been on several teams and enjoyed the numerous socials hosted by the fantastic tennis staff. If you are looking to enjoy your summers at a family friendly club, this is it!

I occasionally visit Ashbridge Memorial Park to play tennis or to take a leisurely stroll…read more Today, I stopped by to play some tennis, but I couldn't since it was Sunday. Apparently, you can't play tennis on Sunday due to the Ashbridge Will. I'm not actually sure if the rule is enforced because the doors are not locked.! The courts themselves, are pretty nice. The lines are visible and there are little to no cracks on them. Though, there are only two courts. While none of the courts are shaded there is a shaded area right by the courts. In that area is picnic benches where kids and families have picnics and birthday parties. There is a pretty large playground with slides, monkey bars, a spider-web climbing structure and more! That must be fun for the kids! There is also two bathroom with water fountains. The water is solid and ice cold! There is also a large walking trail that goes around the park! Altogether, this is a great park to have fun at!

I drive by this park frequently when I travel into Bryn Mawr, and it wasn't until last weekend that…read moreI actually got to take the kids for the first time. We were on our way into the city and met up with some friends for an impromptu play date. This park is really cool, with lots of modern play equipment for both younger tots and older kids. My 6 year old really enjoyed the "spider web." There is lots of parking and lots of space for the kids to play and it's right in the heart of the main line off of Montgomery Ave in Bryn Mawr. We'll definitely take the kids here again if we're in the area.

This is not obvious to find if you're not from the area. I was led through the neighborhood and…read morecame to a really awkward 5-way intersection where one road bends, and two others empty onto it parallel to one another but not intersecting, and 5th road is the driveway to the park, so it's by no means a conventional 5 points. Just super awkward, and despite stopping and looking both ways, some dude blew his stop (speeding in 25mph zone), and almost hit me. So finding the entrance just sucks. Once you start down the drive to the park it's even more awkward. There was zero planning for this park. Clearly land was scarce so it's a single lane driveway with barely enough room to parallel park along it, and a cramped small turnaround at the end of it by the bathrooms. 100% not enough parking to accommodate the festival I attended, but it was okay for the smallish birthday party we attended with no one else there on another day and time. If you anticipate a lot of people being there, just park on the street nearby because you won't find a space on that driveway, and you'll regret it if you do. First visit was when friends invited us to meet here for a local festival, including a free bounce slide and free live music. It was a decent band and a decent crowd sat and enjoyed them for hours while they played from under the singular pavilion, and most kids played on the nearby playground. (They also had various local businesses and nonprofits in tents around the playground, but I was surprised that every one of them was trying to sell overpriced tchotchkes or penny novelty toys for "a donation", and those weren't even nonprofits! The festival isn't necessarily a reflection of the park itself, but it definitely colored my impression of who runs things and allows things to unfold as they do. * *I will say the dunk tank was very cute (and sadly I forget who I was donating to, but it was a legit nonprofit), and that was a fair and fun way to encourage donations! Paddock has a baseball field, bathrooms in a cinder block building, pickleball, tennis, basketball, and aforementioned playground and one picnic pavilion. Friends also rented the pavilion to host a birthday party a few weeks later. They said it was easy and affordable to rent it (but didn't disclose price). In the middle of the party some 20-something came over to ask us if he could use a picnic table. I found it super rude since he didn't pay to rent anything and clearly there was a children's party going on. The table had tablecloth and party decorations all over it, streamers taped to it, gifts all over it! There were zero other tables available in the park, but that's on park planners; I'd have told him to find a picnic blanket and get lost. Our hosts were super kind to move all their stuff to accommodate his rude azz. All in all this is a safe, small park with basically all of the land dedicated to specific activity purposes, so it's not a nature-interactive site, rather an outdoor recreation site. It serves the local community, and with many residences nearby that are walkable to it, it works as it is. For non-local visitors, parking stinks, and if you aren't visiting for a specific purpose, there's nothing especially unique or aesthetic to draw you there.

This is a clean park. Bigger than some of the other local parks. It includes a tennis court,…read morebasketball court and plenty of slides for the kids. It also has a pavilion with benches, which is useful in case it rains.

Visited this place to play tennis and a very beautiful club with a lot of trees and nice shaded…read morehard Tru courts. The swimming pools looked great !! There is a separate parking up the hill for the tennis game. The surface felt so good compared to other Hardtru we played.

We have belonged to Martins Dam for three years and we love it. The grounds and pool are…read morebeautiful. The staff takes great care of both the people and the place. The swim team is exceptional. They have been undefeated for many years but the coaches aren't hard on the kids - they are really caring and fun and they often give kids individual attention. There are several events during the summer that are a lot of fun too - float day, tween night and a 4th of July party. The wait to get in can be long so get your application in as soon as you're interested.

The only time I really play on the Ardmore courts is when it is dark out because they are lit. The…read morecourts are down Ardmore Ave (off of Lancaster/Rt. 30) at W. Spring Avenue. There are two courts and I believe that they are opened pretty late. Sometimes there is a private going on, but this is usually OK because the other court is available. The courts are fenced in which is really good cause there is always a pick-up basketball game going on in the evenings. As far as I know, you don't have to reserve the courts and they are free for the public. There is also a baseball field next to the tennis courts and a playground. In the evenings there are usually a couple of teens hanging out around the playground or watching the basketball game, so it's not that quiet. Therefore, if you want to play a real game without verbal lets in the evening, you may want to go to Radnor High. During the day it should be OK as kids are in school or what not, but I prefer to play on the Narberth courts then. Street parking is available right next to the courts.

So happy to have found a location with lighting! Now with the time change there is no time after…read morenormal working hours to play without being indoor or with lights. There are two courts that are well lit at night. The lights are on a timer that you can up every 2 hrs. If the lights do do out on you, you can turn them back on with the timer on the big electric pole with the electrical boxes. They may be delayed coming back on, but be patient- they will come back on! Not sure how long into the fall/winter months the nets are kept up, but will definitely play evenings as long as they are up and weather is mild enough. Courts and net system are in fine repair. There are lighted basketball courts as well which has pick up games. Parking is available on the side neighborhood streets just down the block. Thank you for the option of lighted courts!!

This is, of course, the ultimate tennis club with one of the best lawns for playing the game…read moreanywhere.

I saw a mouse run across the floor while having coffee with a friend…read more Coffee wax good.

You can drink alcohol here. If you have kids, and bless your cursed soul, you'll appreciate that.read more

Ply-mar swim club, what can I say! What a fantastic place to take the kiddos as I lounge by the…read morepool! The friendly atmosphere combined with the convenience of the world famous Carly's Cafe snack make this pool a smash hit! Boy, do my kids sure love the snack bar. The great service, reasonable rates, and personable management are simply wonderful. The staff is so attractive that I cant take my eyes off of them at times! Talk about beautiful people! Well, anyway, Plymar is a great place to spend a couple hours with the fam and drink with some good pals.

My daughter loves Elevator Park! The play sets are large and varied, with plenty of things for…read morekids of all ages to do. They have swings for bigger kids, a pair of swings for babies, and a few swings that are adapted for kids with special needs. Many slides of many different heights, including two that are two stories tall. There is even a really cool "elevator" pole that has a platform that slowly decends when someone stops onto it, then returns up top when the person steps off. Not sure which came first, the name or the fun play element. The ground is made of the rubberized pavement which is nice under foot. They have a few tables as well as some benches for parents to sit and take a break or have a little picnic. In the park there is also a few fields including a baseball diamond. Parking can be limiting because of its popularity but I haven't had any issues thus far.

This park was renovated over 2016/2017. The updated playground is really nice and even features a…read moreConestoga wagon playset. Fitting when located on historic Conestoga Road! The park is much deeper than it appears from the road and parking area. It includes the playground, 2 tennis courts, 1 basketball court, a rain garden, open playing fields, and restrooms. There seem to be fewer benches than I'd expect. The renovations really spruced up this park. Check it out!