My kids literally went bananas here. They loved it! It is a wonderful place to visit especially…read morewhen the winter temps drop and you need to get the kid energy out. They have bumper cars, a big jungle gym, a ropes course (though you need to be 48" to do it), virtual reality, bowling, arcade games, claw machines and the list goes on. My kids were begging to come back. It was such a highlight for them and could just see how much fun they were having. There is a restaurant inside with your standard kid food. Think pizza, cheesburgers, chicken tenders. Nothing that will rock your world, but is everything to a kid. It's worth checking out with little ones who have a lot of energy. And during the winter, when a lot of the typical Lancaster kid activities are closed.

We are here now. Our grandkids are having a great time. So many activities are available. The…read moregaming arcade, rope course, and so much more. There is a snack bar offering many food and beverage items . The facility is clean and well lit. Great place for any age.

A Manheim Township Park. Tennis courts, basket ball courts, softball field, bike riding path, and…read morepleny of trees and lawn. There is also a playground for kids with a nearby public bathroom. Manheim Township Parks and Recreation department is housed in the beautiful old Stauffer Mansion. You can sign up for the various activities that the township offers inside. The Carriage House is next to the Mansion and the home of yoga classes, dance classes, and other activities offered by the township. There is a large lawn area under the shade of large mature trees and picnic tables for gatherings. If you wish to go to the parking for the softball field enter the at the south end of the park off of Marshall Ave.

We checked out Tiny Tee's Village at Village Greens Mini Golf today, and it was such a cute…read moreexperience for little kids. All of us got in for $22.50 total, which was an amazing price. Each child was $7.50, and I didn't have to pay. There's also a local discount, which was a nice bonus if your local (Central PA) . The best part is that your kids get wristbands for all-day access, so you can leave and come back later. The wristbands were convenient, but not every kid loves wearing them. One of mine tried to pull theirs off, so that's something to keep in mind. The entire village is set on turf, which made it feel clean and easy for kids to run around. There are around 10 little houses, all filled with fun, imaginative play setups. Things do get a little mixed around from kid to kid, but it didn't take away from the experience at all. There isn't much shade, and on a hot day it definitely makes a difference. We stayed for about an hour, from around 11 to 12, and that heat was the main reason we left. Food and drinks aren't allowed inside the village for kids, but parents can walk around with coffee, which is a plus. There is a food and drink stand on-site if you want to grab something. The setup overall is super convenient. Bathrooms are right there, and you pay at the main mini golf area when you arrive. There are also extra outdoor games included, like giant checkers and tic-tac-toe, which added even more value without extra cost. Parking is easy with angled spots, and when we went it wasn't crowded at all. The location is also perfect if you're already exploring nearby spots like Choo Choo Barn, Strasburg Rail Road, or Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Everything is within about 10 minutes. There were a few bees and wasps around, which is expected for an outdoor space. It wasn't overwhelming, and it didn't interfere with play. This would be a great spot for playdates or casual meetups. The price is hard to beat, and it's an easy, fun outing for younger kids. I'd definitely go back, just aiming for a cooler day next time.

We wanted a "good" mini golf place and wanted to avoid the main strip... tourist trap…read more Due to the great reviews we drove the extra miles to visit Village Greens Minatare Golf. So glad we did as this place was super nice. There are different courses for you to use. There is a snack bar. Outside seating. Nicely paved parking lot with plenty of spaces. We will be back

This sports complex is dirty. I came here for my sister's gymnastics meet and there were people…read morebatting right next to them. Super distracting. The mats are held together by tape and they had to set up the tramp in the soccer field. The seating sucked and they put mesh so our film had black lines. I would not come back to this gym.

No scoreboard or clock .... Again. Yelp requires more so the bathrooms are kinda gross tooread more

Nice and beautiful facilities with tennis, gym, and indoor pool. I visited this facility for the…read moreUSTA sectionals tournament and played outdoors. The parking lot is huge and there is no problem. The courts are well maintained. The space between courts is manageable. There is a stadium court with bleachers. We didn't play there. The facility has Porta potty, or you have to go inside the facility at the main entrance to use the restrooms.the locker rooms and restrooms are very nicely maintained. The staff is very friendly, and then I used one of the places to use my laptop and got the wifi password as well. There is a pro shop that carries a lot of tennis essentials and racquets, a stringing machine too. They do carry occasional racquets on sale.

As a Hempfield resident for 15 years I've had many interactions with the Rec Center. While I've…read morenever been a member, I've attended free classes when they were available, went on a bus trip they offered, had my daughter in the after school childcare program they run, as well as a dance class. More recently I've paid a per person daily fee to use the pool, although it does also allow you to use the entire facility. One thing I will say is it is aways crowded, no matter what time or where you are in the building. Classes fill up quick. Swimming classes are booked several months in advance, and the lot is always full. One thing that is disappointing, hence the 4 stars instead of 5 is the before/after school program. While when my daugher was in school it was available to any parent that needed it. Now, they have limited spots and no opening. My grandson has been on a wait list now since August and it's now Feb. That sucks for working parents! And it could very well be a sign of the times post covid, with employee shortages. The indoor pool is wonderful. I have yet, even after all these years been to the one outside in season but I'm sure it's equally as impressive. The indoor pool is large, and while you do need to check the schedule for free swim times, they do have it roped off for laps. I believe it goes to 13' and has a diving board. There's tables/chairs around the pool to put your stuff and a changing area in that area. There is also locker rooms down the hallway. The ladies has a dry sauna, showers, and a machine that rings out your suits. I especially like that pool toys, floats, and swim aids are allowed, as I take my three young grandchildren, none of which can swim. You do need to bring your own towels, etc. I do think the pricing is high for membership as well as a $10/per person daily rate if like me you just stop in to use the pool. The $10/pp was firm, even for my one grandson who is an infant. Still a great place to patronize. Check their website because they are very community minded and some of their special events do not require membership although they might have a small fee.

What a nice surprise stop for us traveling with a toddler…read more The Park is a must for a toddler and adult relief ‼ The pickle ball courts were filled and families enjoying the park. Had a picnic and playtime before traveling to our destination to OC, MD ‼

We go to this park regularly to play disc golf. There is a nice course with good variety - uphill,…read moredownhill, open fields, woods. Since a lot of it is rather open, I prefer not to go midday when the sun is beating down. Note that there are a LOT of steep hills, in case that's a problem for anyone in your party. There is also a nice playground, pavilions to rent, some of which are very nice, and tennis courts. The public bathroom is small and not amazing, but it's always been open when the park is open, and has the necessities.

Tyler and Candice guided our troops outing at Wind Cave for an afternoon of spelunking with 6 boys…read moreand 2 adult leaders. Both guides were positive, encouraging, informative, and safety- conscious in every way. We met at Clark's Nature Preserve at 1, hiked to the entrance, and were in the cave from 1:30 until 4:30. All boys did well with proper encouragement, and Tyler had several special challenges that our bravest scouts enjoyed! Cost per scout was $68. Setting up the trip with Eric, North Fork owner, was smooth. Good email communication and timely responses were standard. No issues with pre-trip planning. Would gladly use them again for climbing, caving, or whatever adventures they can accommodate. Would highly suggest using them if it is your first time in Wind Cave, as it is dark and easy to get turned around. Great tour group- highly endorse!

Wow. What an awesome adventure we had. These guys are so professional and know what they are…read moredoing. From private guiding to group instruction this company is a local gem. We loved our day so much we came back for more. My kids still are talking about it. We will be back.

This place was the worst campground I've stayed at in years. Yes, granted they are under…read morerenovations, but do you REALLY need to renovate every possible aspect and still charge full price to stay? The one bathroom that they had was disgusting!!!! I was afraid to go to the bathroom with the fear of catching something or being bitten by the many spiders hovering in the toilet. Unless they are going to be doing more work than I saw and within two weeks (by Memorial weekend), the upgrades don't seem to be much. Their website made their place look much better than it is; false advertisement. The sites are on top each other and too much in the open. If I am camping, I prefer to be in the woods, not in a cul-de-sac...Circle M! Fitting.

Now called Thousand Trails. I used to come here a lot as a kid and it was always fun. But now it is…read morejust really run down. Bring your own tent or trailer because their trailers are NOT kept up with at all. They are dirty and and ours was infested with bed bugs! They were infested in the sofa bed (where we slept) because that is regular bedding, as opposed to the bedrooms that have that plastic type bedding. The small porch attached to the trailer is pretty dilapidated and moldy. They still have the same crappy little shop, game room, miniature golf & indoor water park they did 20 years ago with no updates or improvements. Their prices are a bit outrageous too in my opinion, especially for how outdated and run down it is.