I just signed my kid up for summer classes and the front desk was very helpful and accommodating…read more We scheduled makeup classes right away for our upcoming trips. My LO is thriving and lives Little Gym! She practices at home and looks forwarded class all week! Thanks!

My energetic 5 y/o son loves everything about his classes at The Little Gym of Aberdeen. As a mom,…read moreI absolutely agree! Owner Shannon was so helpful and patient when we were choosing what class would best benefit Benjamin (new to gymnastics), as well as explaining class costs and scheduling. The Little Gym is always spotless; I frequently see staff cleaning in between class times. The gym has a restroom, a water station, some gym attire for sale, and seating for those watching their little gymnasts in class. The Little Gym has an enormous viewing window (an entire wall), and the gym maintains a comfortable air temperature. Ben has trained with four coaches since we began class. His larger class (up to 18 students at times) maintains a safe ratio of instructors to students every week. Coaches Megan, Eva, Jeremiah, and Lindsay are a dream team. Organized, professional, safety-conscious, and caring, they are teaching my son so much. Not only is he learning a foundation for gymnastics, he is demonstrating better discipline and confidence in and out of the gym. Best of all, he has so much FUN every class! Ben has already decided that he'd like to celebrate his birthday this year at The Little Gym. We've attended parties there before, and they're always a great time. My family HIGHLY RECOMMENDS The Little Gym of Aberdeen!

This is what it's all about. My kids were excited to go everyday! Yes it's about learning baseball…read morebut more than that it's about how to be a great person too. Coaches that genuinely care about developing all key aspects of the kids that walk through the door! Impressive from A to Z!

My eight year old had a great time at a week long camp this summer ., the place itself doesn't look…read morethat exciting but I don't really think the boys care about this .. their time seems well spent and my son asked to go the following week again so I think it was a success!.. I would definitely sign him up here again

In a recent pilgrimage of hunting all kids friendly play areas and play zones, I feel this is the…read moreMecca of all of it. A 4000 sq ft of sprawling space where critters of all possible ages and sizes congregate. The price is little up the sky but since there is no time limit, the longer you stay until your little one tires out, the better it will be on your pocket. But for the money you pay for the rides and the mandatory company branded socks you pay $3 for, there are so many interesting rides and digital entertainments. My little one is 2.5 years old and he thoroughly enjoyed Rock N Tots area and everything beyond that was safe to play around and met his size limit. I look forward to the day when he will get on the adventurous looking zip line ride. Nevertheless, we found ourselves a place we will keep coming back to until our son grows out of it. Parking? Not even a question!

The kids had so much fun. Out of all the trampoline parks I've been to, this one offers the most…read moreand is the cleanest by far. We will be going back! Just a side note, they will not let you wear any other socks except the ones that say rock n air on them.

My kids (5 and 3 years old) had a great time at Magic Sky Play when they went last week to a…read morebirthday party. The small party had the play room all to ourselves and the kids had a blast running back and forth between all the different spots. Their favorite places were the grocery store area, the huge space bounce pad, and the swing on the tree house. It was nice to have the space to ourselves. It was a small party so the kids had plenty of space to run around. It is a bit tinier than other play places we have been to and I think an hour and a half was plenty of time for the kids to feel like they've explored enough. My daughter loved playing with the extremely friendly teenage staff members on the floor. The staff helped keep things neat and in order as well. After the hour and a half of play time, we went to a back room to have pizza, juice, and cupcakes / cake. The back room was a bit tiny as well, but luckily we did not have a ton of people. The staff were also very helpful with handing out the pizza and cake. Everything ran very smoothly and it seems like they have the whole thing down, as another private party was showing up for their play time and party after ours. They are easily accessible from the parkway in a warehouse type lot area.

I've taken my grandchildren here and they have always had a great time. Unfortunately, I've…read morenoticed that many of the toys are old and need to be replaced or updated.

Excellent facility is Monroe Township Access to the…read morebuilding for $5 a year for adults and children. Gym, classes, basketball and a variety of other activities are running all the time. My kids have played all sorts of intramural sports and camps there, the facilities are top notch. I utilize it for the gym, weight machines, ellipticals and treadmills are available by reservation or walk in. The gym has televisions to keep you occupied while you are putting in your workout. The staff is very very friendly. The only knock are the hours, 8 to 9 is good but I would love to see it open at 630 or 7 or stay open until 10pm....again its the one knock and that is to accommodate my own schedule.

This is a great facility. Maintained well both inside and out…read more The kids I watch go to camp here in the Summer. They also play basketball when they have days off from school. Football practice is held across the parking lot, when the weather isn't great. They offer several youth, adult and senior programs as well as the above mentioned Summer camp program. The staff have always been accommodating and helpful. Nice place to drop the kids off when school is out and they are looking for things to do to keep occupied!

This is a nice family place. We usually do not write reviews when things go well, only when they go…read morewrong. I'm here to tell you that if you live in the area, and you swim or have children who like to be outdoors in a pool, this is a way better way to get that experience than to have your own pool at home. The pool is split in 3 separate areas. 1 for swimming (25ft), 1 for adults (depth ~ 6 ft) and 1 general area for kids and adults to just be in the water. Outside the pool area there is a kiddo pool for those under 4 years old. Then there is a very nice water spray park with plenty of activities for those under 7 years old. Lastly, there are slides for those 14 and under when they can go all wet and slide down -- this is shaded under trees so it's cooler than the other areas. The park sells food, but people bring their own coolers with food and drinks (no alcohol). Bathrooms and change areas are cool and safe. People are really friendly, mostly teenagers acting as staff. Lifeguards are around in all sections. Children need to pass a swimming test to be in the other areas of the pool. If they do not know how to swim or thread in water, they get a yellow band and are confined to the recreation area. I've met plenty of people from the community. Everybody is friendly. People get the season pass and go there every time the weather is nice.

I have been going to the pool for 3 years now and have had mostly a wonderful experience. The…read morelifeguards are courteous and friendly however tonight I had my first uncomfortable experience. It was just about closing time and my husband and I were the only patrons left in the water. I put my arms around my husband and gave him a totally benign kiss when we were approached by a lifeguard who accused us of being sexually inappropriate. I immediately exited the pool and found a manager who wildly accused us of disorderly conduct. Furthermore if you have young children I advise against taking them here as although thong bikinis are against pool policy I see them on a regular basis.

Our daughters are ages 3 & 5, and I'm a big proponent of children learning martial arts at an…read moreearlier age for discipline. Master Parks provides a perfect combination of discipline, exercise and fun. Our girls absolutely love taekwondo. The instructors are really good with the kids. Including those children on the spectrum. The first class is free and provides the instructors an opportunity to assess the child, and allows you an opportunity to see if your child would enjoy. Our girls just had there first color belt testing, and it blows my mind that a 3 year old is breaking boards and practicing at home. Strongly recommended!

So far, all I have to say is EXCEPTIONAL. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Ever since I…read morestarted, I have grown. From a white belt to a first dan to a instructor to a second dan. Right now, I am aiming for a third dan. This TKD Dojang and its instructors, managers, and masters are all striving to make the best out of everyone. They push us even if we are tired, as they know we have potential. This is the reason why I have grown so much. They have supported me in reaching my full potential. Thank you so much MPBBA!!! 10/5 stars!!! 200% recommend!

Wow, did we make the right call sending our two kids to camp here this summer. Selecting a summer…read morecamp for your kids is a very big decision and it's really important to do your homework and get it right. Having grown up in East Brunswick most of my life, I was nervous at first when my wife suggested we send the kids to Eagles Landing. I had attended Lake-Vu Day Camp for over seven summers and it was the best time of my life. I couldn't even imagine sending my kids anywhere else. Back then, Eagles Landing was Mill Road Day Camp, and quite frankly, Mill Road didn't hold a candle to Lake-Vu. But a lot has changed in the past few decades. For one, my beloved Lake-Vu Day Camp is now called *LakeView* Day Camp. To me, that is history that you just don't mess with. Something about that simple change turned the camp into a complete stranger in my mind. This name change apparently happened in conjunction with new owners purchasing the camp from the Levine family, who were among the most revered local celebrities in East Brunswick history. That the Levine's were no longer there was a concern for me. (Stick with me. I'm going somewhere with all of this.) My memories of Lake-Vu back in the '80s are some of the best memories of my life, and to be clear, I have nothing bad to say about the new LakeView. Our neighbors send their kids there and are very happy. However, when we spoke to others in town about where to send our little ones, there was a clear bias in favor of Eagle's Landing. And that's when I learned that the owner of Eagles Landing was formerly the Camp Director of the original Lake-Vu, who I vaguely remembered. He and his wife have an impeccable reputation in town, which was clear from all the great feedback we received from our neighbors and friends about how they've transformed Mill Road Day Camp into the beautiful Eagles Landing that stands today. So my wife and I met them briefly over the winter for a tour, and I immediately got a great vibe from both of them. It was also clear that a lot of time, money, and passion had been put into all the upgrades and renovations across the grounds. I was sold. We decided to take the plunge and signed up both kids for the summer. We also talked my brother and sister-in-law, who also live in town, to take the tour, and their three little ones are now attending as well. Likewise with our best friends across town who also followed suit, signing their two older boys up for the season. The rest is history in the making. Camp is now fully under way, the grounds are absolutely beautiful and more modern than anything I would have expected from a camp, and most importantly, our kids are the happiest I have ever seen them in their short little lives. What impressed me most was the orientation day where I got to meet all the staff during a full afternoon where all the kids and parents could swim and take part in all the camp activities. It was obvious that a very thoughtful screening process was used to select the staff, most of who are still young themselves. I could not feel more confident in the care and attention my children are receiving this summer. To run a camp of this size, you really have to know what you're doing, and you have to love what you do with tireless passion and energy. The decision to send our kids to camp here at Eagle's Landing is proving to be one the best and most important investments we've made on behalf of our children. Knowing how many of my favorite memories are memories of camp, I am so happy to see my kids making a whole bunch of memories of their own. I know they will cherish them forever.

If you want your kids or grandkids to have the best summer send them to Eagle's Landing! This camp…read moreis gorgeous, well maintained and filled with activities that will inspire, engage and keep your kids active all day. Ruthann and Barry who run and own the camp are exceptionally caring and generous and hire only the best staff to ensure your kids have a phenomenal summer!