The work staff was awesome! Held a surprise party here and the workers really stepped up and made…read moreit happen. They cared about our event going well and they excelled. Huge shout out to them and Chris! Venue was really cool as well. My guests really loved the game bays and the variety of games they offered. There was a large variety of food to pick from but I will say the food, to me, was kind of bland. The cake was a fan favorite. Great place to hold a function, highly recommend!

70th Birthday party was FABtastic at this venue! The service was amazing, the food was delicious…read moreand everyone enjoyed the simulated games. Planning was made simple because of the attentive attention to what we wanted. Chris and his staff are an exceptional team! Highly recommend this venue for any event! Everyone had a great time!

It's pretty nice to have access to an ice skating rink nearby. Easy to get to, lots of parking…read more Decent hours for free skate, and other opportunities for hockey and lessons. When we got in it really wasn't clear where to go. For a first timer it was confusing. Cost was pretty steep with rentals. And the rental skates were uncomfortable at best. But it's a fun trip, worth trying with kids or friends.

The good is that kids skate and have fun and it's mostly run by nice people however today at 7:30…read moreit was 80° and I asked somebody behind a very thick pane of glass why the air-conditioning isn't on she said what air? This is the town run building and then I could feel the breeze from inside her a little office. It's going to be 97° and they will be bringing campers inside to get them out of the heat outside and it will be just hot inside . They absolutely have an ability to cool the building down otherwise they would have a melted ice rink Lol Bethpage Rinx has air conditioning all summer . When I looked it up, this is what it says :While not explicitly requiring air conditioning, the need to maintain acceptable indoor air quality and manage humidity levels in indoor skating rinks, particularly those using resurfacing machines, often necessitates the use of robust ventilation systems that may include air conditioning or other cooling components. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes this may include equipping facilities with two ventilation units, one for the rink and one for public areas. Important Note: Specific local codes and ordinances within individual towns and counties may impose additional requirements regarding air conditioning or indoor climate control in public buildings, so checking with the relevant local authorities is always advisable.

My Daughter is taking hitting lessons there and after 1 lesson, I've seen a marked improvement…read more Coach Randy is amazing with her and teaching her the proper mechanics of hitting. He's patient with her and I couldn't ask for a better coach. When signing her up, Tim was very helpful and answered all of my questions. Everything went smooth. I highly recommend them.

From the owner: We Specialize in training for Baseball and Softball for all ages and skill levels. Our instructors…read moreprovide professional training in our many different programs. Our programs include; private lessons, clinics, classes, camps, team training, batting cage rentals, field rentals, and more!

My kids love coming here! All the coaches are great! It's a long drive for us to get here but well…read moreworth it.

Went here to play soccer and the field was very nice. Had a fun time while there. Staff is also…read morevery kind. They have a claw-game in the lobby that is play until you win with rubber ducks as well.

My niece's 5th birthday party took place here and it was hoppin', quite literally…read more For two hours the kids got to run amuck over the four different courses. They ranged from a soccer/basketball court to a foam pit and there was even a space obstacle course. With socks that are provided by the facility, the kids had free range to bounce around, and bounce they did. Bubs enjoyed himself so much he took to lying down in the middle of the courses, he tired himself out so much. There is a small arcade area as well, but our kids seemed a bit too young for the games so we headed straight to the party room after our 2 hours of jumping. Here we had pizza and cake where the staff was supper sweet and tended to our kids great. Pizza wasn't half bad either. My niece gets a month of free jumping because she had her birthday there. I wouldn't mind coming back within the month to have Bubs jump with her again. It was a great way to get all the energy out of our kids and in all about that.

Facility isn't huge but spacious and has cute little themed nooks like basketball courts with…read moretrampolines, ball pits, and a lot of space for the kids to run around. Most importantly it's very clean and thr staff are friendly. I've attended birthday parties here and they're done very well.

Just a bunch of hacks. The owners are the joke of the gymnastics world right now. They tried to…read morebuild their reputation on team kids they didn't develop. iv listened to their pitch and lies and yeah if you're a parent you would think the owners train the best in the world. But when you see the college banners just know they are just taking credit for work they didn't do. They think its good business but are ok with having no ethics and exploiting others for their gain.

Clearly the people leaving negative reviews either have an alternate agenda or just have no clue…read more My daughter has been at Apex for over 10 years and grown up in this gym. Every person that transfer from another gym comes with the same story, they were either mistreated or coached improperly. All the Apex coaches and staff genuinely care for the kids. They are dedicated and committed to producing exemplary athletes and good sportspeople. As far as the conditions during the meet, I was there this weekend and found nothing wrong. In fact, it was no different than a dozen other gyms we've been to for competitions. I did appreciate that no matter where my family and I chose to sit, we're able to see each event. We're were also able to get up and move around so it made video taping without being in front of other spectators easy. There were two large screens displaying clear, real time scores. Given that there were hundreds of people and gymnastics at Apex over the competition weekend, I found it to be well structured, each session was completed in a timely manner, and the athletes (who matter most) were happy!

Sometimes an oldie is a goodie. Pierson is the big park on the other side of the train tracks…read moreright on the water. It's in front of a development that was Edge on the Hudson before there was Edge on the Hudson (so much for the hype there). Views of the Tappan Zee bridge and Hudson River are unavoidable which is a very good thing. Decent amount of walking paths and benches, in addition to the dedicated picnic area. Plenty of parking although it is paid via the Tarrytown parking app. Playgrounds are a bit dated but in great shape. Everything has soft, spongy ground around it. Good variety for different ages too. Haven't done the splash pad yet because it's winter but it is pretty sizable. Good amount of kids around here without it being overwhelming. Maybe not the most built up park in the area, but my toddler loves it and so do I.

This place was recommended to me by a family friend who has been coming here for years Ana…read more A beautiful spacious park which includes a scenic river walk with gorgeous views of the Hudson River, a playground, tennis court, basketball hoop, and picnic area. Admission is Free but there is a cost for parking Our Experience: we enjoyed spending the afternoon outside on this gorgeous spring day walking along the river walk and playing on the playground. The walk was absolutely stunning and the boys enjoyed walking along the path, exploring the lookout area, seeing the boats in the water and the airplanes/helicopters in the sky. Hands down my favorite part of the day. The playground was adorable with two separate sections designed for kids of all ages. While the equipment was a bit outdated, I loved that it had that soft type ground underneath it to (sort of) pad a fall. Both boys really enjoyed their time there. There is a covered picnic area so feel free to bring food and drinks! There is also a restaurant right there in the park as well as walkable restaurants in the downtown area conveneintly located close by. It was a gorgeous spring day and there were ZERO crowds with only a handful of people walking the path and only one other family on the playground. I was shocked at how quiet it was but thrilled to have the place basically to ourselves. Will go back?: Absolutely YES! CJ keeps asking to go back to "look for sharks in the water" ( lol) and to "play on the red playground" Pro Tip: it is WINDY by the water so whatever the temperature is outside, subtract a few degrees or add a jacket when planning how to dress for the day. #tristatemama #tristatearea #momlife #motherhood #kid #instagood #momsofinstagram #parenting #momblogger #momreviews #familyfun #makingmemories #nature #hudsonriver #1000hoursoutside #westchestercountyny #playgrounds #tarrytownny #nyplayground #strollerfriendly

Smithtown Recreation organizes a canoe trip once a year. Starts by the small park by the "Bull"…read moreand ends in Kings Park. It's about 6 miles and 21/2 hours of canoeing. I give it 3 stars because: I am brand new to canoeing. They give you 30 seconds of instruction. The head guy doesn't seem to want to be bothered to elaborate on the instructions. He says, "Oh, it's all common sense." (It's not common sense if you've never done it before.) I capsized my canoe, I went all underwater. These cheerleader type 20yr. something girls came by to help and laughed it off. It's not a laughing matter if the canoe falls over you and you go over your head underwater. The organization should have professional canoe people rowing near the group to check on you. The organization just sends you off on your own. Also, the life jacket they gave me , the belt was broken. The jacket was useless. Coming back, unloading, I told one of the canoe guys that I capsized, he laughed it off. The 12 year old rich, bored blond boy from the canoe company laughed it off and looked at me like I was a bug. They said, "that will be a story to tell." (again, not a laughing matter!) If you go, just take sunblock and car keys in your canoe. Do not stretch to the other person, or move a whole lot. The boat is very sensitive to balance. I also saw and smelled a canoe that had 2 young 20yr. something guys smoking something funny, and I can clearly see him drinking a beer. There are no formal rest stops. To park your canoe on a narrow stretch of muddy sand and trees is too much of a pain. Nobody helps you. But, once you get the hang of it, it's not too bad. Don't forget to sunblock your legs, face, and arms!

Dr John is amazing.Extremely knowledgeable,kind and patient.He has helped me with my back issues…read more. This is not your average 10 min chiropractor consultation.He really spends time treating your issues.His mom who sometimes run the front desk is friendly and kind.

Very clean and spacious. The workers were very helpful and enough space to enjoy the outsideread more

We love to come around and visit this place. They have a lot of town events organized…read more A small art display every year. Rooms rental for events and a fantastic view of the shore. Is mesmerizing. They added books to read this time around. Our favorite paint was DELIVERANCE.

Really nice place to relax with family and explore history of Port Jefferson. Always stop by and…read morehave skated here with family during winter. Will come back again.