I came by here around 5:50pm on a Saturday afternoon because my kid wanted to go to the park. I…read moreinitially had planned to go to Country Park but passed this coming in and thought this would be good enough. The park is located behind the recreation center and is accesible by the parking lot on the side of the building. There is a swing set with two baby swings and two regular swings. There is a full playground set as well. There are 3 benches for people to sit. A basketball court is also present. A little to the right is a tennis court. There are 3 parks that are very close. I would say it was moderately busy with maybe 3-5 families present. My kid was initially playing by himself on the playground set before he joined some other kids playing basketball. Overall, it's a nice park and I would recommend it.

Closes at 8 monday - thursday, 7 on fridays, and 5 on the weekends. The courts are only open on…read moremondays with classes taking over both courts basically every other day besides the weekends. Staff will kick 30 people off the court for 2 people to play pickle ball for 15 minutes then leave and won't let anyone play basketball again for the rest of the day. Worst establishment

Stopped here on a rainy Saturday afternoon with some friends and family. The indoor water park is…read morekinda joke. The outdoor side looks like it could be fun. I was visiting from North Dakota and expected something a little better given the price paid for a day pass. The venue does offer workout facilities and a couple basketball courts. The chlorine levels here were incredibly high and burned my eyes from the fumes. I could see smaller children liking this place and could see it would be a reprieve from the winter but probably wouldn't come back in the summer. It's also the first time I've experienced a place that charges different rates if you're not from the county or community.

Like AJ below, I also went to this location for early voting and it could not have been a more…read morestraightforward and organized process. GET OUT AND VOTE! As you approach, there is a place for curbside voting, but I decided to grab my mask and head inside. There were clear guidelines to take you into and out of the polling center. Check-in was an easy process, no ID required. Simply asked for name, address, DOB to confirm my identity. After that, you go to a second station where they give you your paper ballot and explain the modern COVID process for voting. Once you do that, you go fill out your ballot with a sign that indicates you were at that station and it needs to be sanitized. After you fill it out, you leave the sign, and take your ballot to the scanner. There it is scanned in and your vote is counted! GO DO IT! As a community center... I have no idea about the facilities other than what I saw visually. There is a gym, with enough basketball space for four halfcourt games. Seemed to be in very well kept condition. Two snack machines available, a multi-purpose room (looked like it was used for yoga and aerobics) and a small weight room. On the way in, there is a good size playground for the kids. GO VOTE!

Went to this location for early voting. I liked how they had everything roped and marked off for…read moreentering and exiting the building. Even down to the X's marked on the floor for help with social distancing while waiting to get your forms and actually cast your vote. Hand sanitizer was available upon entering and exitIng. For those that don't want to go inside, this location also has curbside voting as well.

Not every city has a place like Deep River Recreation Center, and I am glad that it exists for all…read moreto enjoy. From the external amenities, like the tennis courts, amazing playground, three ball fields, and additional spaces, to the entire inside of the rec center, this center is an asset to High Point. Boasting nice external bathrooms, this is a great place to bring littles on the weekend. The ball fields can be reserved for different user groups. I am so glad that a nice, clean, enjoyable space like this exists.

My 21-yr-old niece died, unexpectedly, in her sleep and we needed a place to go for the meal after…read morethe funeral service. The people at Deep River Recreation Center waived the 2-wk reservation requirement and were so wonderful to deal with. They eased my sister, my nephew, and my niece's father's burden with their caring support.

Our kids have the best time here! They have activities for…read moreall ages and fitness levels. The staff is so friendly and engaging. Especially impressed with Christina who treated my kids like royalty and took the best care of us when one of our kids was sick. Highly recommend this business!!! Visit here for the best time together.

We visited over winter break with our extended families but planned to have only a handful of…read morejumpers - 2 adults, 4 kids (7, 5, 3, 3) and an infant who is barely walking. We chose the "extreme fun" pass for everyone and were told that the infant would be the same price ($24.99) for everyone. What? She can't even walk. That's crazy. But okay fine, a policy is a policy, she can watch. So our total for 6 people was $150 + socks ($3 each) + tax but wait! There's a 5.5% fee for using a credit card so another $8+. The website casually mentions a "discounted cash price" but a 5% upcharge is absurd. In 2026 who carries around that kind of cash? When we asked about this up charge, the attendant grew very defensive and began trying to explain that the credit card company requires the charge and that it's not a fee they can eat as a business expense because they have to pay for Virginia gaming taxes or something. Look, I get it, I work in customer service too and don't always agree with my employer's policies (but still have to support them) but this man was acting like the fee would come directly out of his paycheck and being quite aggressive about it. We aren't stupid and know that businesses have out of pocket costs but pretending like they need to be passed on to the consumer at an exact 1:1 ratio is silly, ESPECIALLY when you're charging $3 for a $0.10 pair of socks. Anyways, we paid and kept it moving. The kids liked jumping and then the older girls liked the climbing walls. It wasn't very crowded and most of the bigger kids/teens were corralled in one of the dodgeball courts. I assume this is where all of the employees were too because there was absolutely no one available anywhere else on the floor. Not a huge deal because we had plenty of adults and our younger kids were safe to play on the other surfaces. They really liked the small playground (although it really should be more like 8 and under, 12 is pretty big for an area obviously for younger kids). The foam pits in the jousting area and ladder section were disappointing because the foam is old and crusty off and pretty gross but the trampoline parts were fairly clean. There is a section with "ninja" kind of activities that seemed to be an afterthought and had a lot of unfinished wood and a dangerous open area to the bottom of the trampoline springs that we stayed clear of but could be a big issue for older kids. When we were all getting tired of jumping and wanted to do the arcade and bumper cars is when things started going downhill again. We asked the person at the front for help with the bumper cars and he said someone on the floor could help but there was no one to be found. One employee at the front desk, one at the snack bar, and not a soul on the floor, no one at the climbing wall, and not a soul in the arcade/big slide area. They finally managed to find someone but were visibly annoyed so it was an uncomfortable situation. After we were done doing arcade games we went to the prize area to cash in our points for trinkets. The kids mostly played games that didn't get many points so I knew we wouldn't have a lot but we had 3 cards and wanted to combine the points to get a couple very small items. There were other families there with a gazillion points though and the man working there seemed super overwhelmed by the process and focused on their high ticket items, which is understandable. He told us the individual amounts but then when he was combining them the amount was somehow less than they were alone? He kept adding them but as other people came up he'd start doing things with them and mixing up everyone's cards. It was super confusing for everyone, especially our 2 kids who kept picking out treats and then being told actually no wrong amount. He finally came up with a number that was in the same ballpark as the initial individual cards and we got a couple bouncy balls. Overall, this was quite a day. The jumping part was fine but the customer service overall needs some serious help. They are obviously significantly understaffed which is annoying at best but potentially very dangerous with no one on the floor. The credit card situation is annoying too and should be more clear on the website, but truly the ability to take cards is a business convenience and expense that I expect a business to absorb.

I have not been to Little Creek in a few years and was very impressed with the new additions. The…read moreplayground is huge and offers a lot of activities for kids. They do not have swings though. The splash pad is great. It is huge and has a lot of different splashers for kids. I also like that it is with a green way so you can take a short walk.

This has a good play area for the cooler days, but also includes a water park for the hot days…read more Since the park is nestled in a neighborhood it is still a hidden gem kind of place. There are a few child care places that will swing by and flood the play areas, but you can pretty much play in the water area by yourself for a good hour or so.

I love it there, the staff is very friendly. They recently updated workout equipment, and I hear…read morethey are adding more classes. So with that being said Armfield is the place to be!!

one of the pools is always closed!!! get your act together!! Notifications about closures are not…read morealways available. I get dressed and drive eight miles (one way) only to find out the pool is closed.