I really wanted to like this place. After all, it's a community center! Local and community…read morepoliticians meet with the community there! They have sporting and other activities for the children there! People can have club meetings, parties, weddings, etc there! My complaint about this place is that it is not safe. Unruly teenagers rule the roost! They fight, they bring weapons, they bully, and there are no consequences. By the time the police are called, the perpetrators run off before the police arrive. Yet, the same troublemakers are allowed to return in order to start their mess all over again! This center is in dire need of security! If they keep the rift raft out, this would be a great safe place to bring the entire family!

My son attended summer camp at the Ron Anderson Recreation Center. The center is clean, safe,…read moreorganized, and provided fun activities for the kids. I would recommend the center to anyone looking for activities for their child. The Director is always available and willing to assist.

LOVE this place, LOVE the owners, but most importantly my daughter loves it. Such a cute little…read moreplace. Very clean and well taken care of. Everything is very regularly cleaned and put back in its place even if you go late in the day. My ONLY issue is that it's hot in there.

I am absolutely appalled by the way my 3-year-old daughter and her friends were treated at this…read morecenter. You would think a place designed specifically for children would understand how toddlers play, but the owner clearly does not. While the kids were playing, the owner actually approached them and told them to stop playing with a toy castle. Her reasoning? They were "opening and closing the castle door too much." It is completely ridiculous to police how toddlers interact with toys in a facility that parents pay for specifically so their kids can play. Secondly the place was cluttered. There were toys and junk everywhere. On top of that, the owner reprimanded us because the kids went in and out of the carpeted area "too many times." The entire environment felt hostile. The owner literally hovered over us the entire time we were there, making us feel incredibly uncomfortable and unwelcome. A children's play center should be a fun, stress-free environment for families, not a place where toddlers are monitored like they're walking a tightrope. We will absolutely never be back. Save your money and take your kids somewhere where they are actually allowed to be kids.

I took my boys to the newly opened Smyrna Splash at River Line Park! There are three entry time…read moreoptions with 3-hour blocks for about $4 per person. The park is actually located in Mableton, and it was such a fun outing. There's plenty of parking and enough chairs for everyone to relax. They also have concessions with favorites like nachos & cheese and Chick-fil-A. It looks like you can bring your own snacks too, which is a plus! Definitely check it out with the kiddies, guy

Came on Mother's Day and had no issues, there's a decent amount of shade, clean facilities and my…read moredaughter had fun. Got a few snacks from the snack bar and overall it was nice. Tried to come again today and was turned away due to them being "sold out for this time slot". I was told I could scan the QR code and come for the 5-8pm slot. It's 2:45... so while I'm watching families of multiple children leave I ask if we could go in now that at least 4 adults and 6 children have left. "Unfortunately no". So I don't recommend coming here if you're a spontaneous person. Type A, enjoy your scheduled day of toddler fun

Nice place to walk. If you live in the area. Parking is ample. Simple and safe. There is place for…read moreyour little ones to play.

One of my favorite area parks. I love all the space and the playground is cool. The history of…read morethis park is super interesting. You can walk up some steps and over a bridge (over the creek) and be in the woods with trails. Theres a covered picnic table area next to the playground thats a little elevated that I like to sit. The whole vibe is laid back and cool. Unless its the fourth of July when its super LITTTTT lol. There are other fields and buildings there that I haven't ventured to YET. My lil rescue doggie had his first park experience and it was lots of fun. People get it confused with Powder Springs Linear Park but they are a few miles apart but both dope parks with good amenities

I was there for softball practice and the fields were in really good condition. The outfield was…read morepretty flat and the dugouts were in decent shape. The park was being used by a lot of joggers and dog walkers as it has a pretty good paved trail to use. I will take some pictures the next time I go. Overall the park appeared to be very clean and well maintained. I was mildly disappointed that the bathrooms weren't open even though the city workers were there.

Great place to hit a couple of tennis balls. Courts are clean, very tucked away in a residential…read moreneighborhood. Multiple tennis courts with a wall to practice. It also has a public pool, baseball fields and beach volleyball. I wish this as well as other parks around the city offered basketball courts. Grade: B

Playground renovations are still underway with no official notices on estimated completion…read more Called the office a couple weeks ago and was told renovations should be completed by the end of that week. 2weeks later it looks like they've barely done anything.

Nice area. Well kept equipment. My grand children enjoyed it. Also had shade! Would recommendread more

Love this place! Since I learned that I was expecting my first child, The Bunny Hive has been on my…read moreradar. I mean, a social club for kids and parents? How fabulous! The Bunny Hive has locations all around Georgia, offering fun, engaging activities for little ones and their parents. I hate that I was dragging my feet initially because now that my son is in daycare, we don't have the time to enjoy as many available activities as I'd hoped. But the variety is amazing, especially if you're a stay-at-home parent or if your child goes to daycare part-time. This Bunny Hive location is in the Historic Downtown Smyrna plaza, making it close to many other awesome businesses to check out before/after your visit. There is ample street parking and lot parking behind the building, making it easy to get in and out with your children for your activity. I decided to make use of the free intro offer for The Bunny Hive and easily booked a spot for my son & I at a Saturday session. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by Ms. Ashley and Ms. Alyssa at the front desk and finished our check-in. We took off our shoes and my son was allowed to enjoy their adorable playroom as we waited for class to start - he loved the play area! We visited for the culinary exploration class and were joined by another adorable kid and her parents for the morning. Miss Ashley was so wonderful! The kids got to use little spatulas to flip "eggs", they learned to arrange their place settings, got a little maraschino cherry treat (which my son loved), and made ice cream. Not real ice cream, but one using yarn, plastic sprinkles and wool balls. Too cute! My son was overly excited and wanted to play helper... even if Ms. Ashley didn't ask for it, lol. Class started and ended with a fun song, bubbles and a parachute fun. My son and I loved this experience and it was such a fun way to start our Saturday together! We will definitely be checking out more weekend events and keeping our eyes out for the fun that The Bunny Hive is making for adults and littles alike.

I was able to take my little one to The Bunny Hive early in the fall season. I wanted to give it a…read moretry since I had credits through my insurance to use here. The classes are a bit pricey especially if you want to attend multiple classes; so I'm appreciative for insurance. When arriving it was difficult for me to initially find the location, since my GPS took me to the back half. I called but unfortunately they did not answer, so I drove around and finally found it. There are a wide range of classes for smaller babies 2-3months to toddlers. The classes include baby massage classes, sensory classes, Daddy and Baby classes, culinary experience, etc. I attended the massage class and sensory I class, both lasted a total of 30 mins and was instructed led. It's a perfect opportunity for SAHP to bring there small babies out and socializing with other adults and a change of scenery. The improvements that can be made is the variety of classes they typically during the day and don't allow opportunities for working parents. I would enjoy if the classes included take home guides of some of the things you can do at home that's similar to what's done in class.

The kids had a fun time. It's clean and not overly crowded. They do need to partition off the…read moreprivate party rooms as the younger children in our group kept running back there.

My grandchildren had a birthday party Saturday and although they had a great time, the party room…read moreexperience was not great. Last year, our attendant was very helpful and helped things flow smoothly. This year, I was not impressed. Our room still had party supplies from someone else's party. We were told that our pizza would arrive at 4pm, we didn't receive it until about 4:30p, then around 4:45-4:50p our room attendant shows up to rush us out the room. I get that our time was up at 5p, but our pizza took forever and if we would've had assistance throughout things might have flowed better to prepare for the next guests(if there was a party)after 5p.