My son and I have tried this twice. It's such a nice time to bond, build trust and confidence and…read moreto be active together in between the beautiful North Carolina forest. Whenever we are in town this activity is a must in our list. The staff is helpful and I'm looking forward to their new built facility. The allowed time give you the chance to complete many courses.

Visited in the summer when my friend was in town - it was my first time to the Science Museum, but…read moreI've been to a few ropes/obstacle courses. You start off with an intro, which doesn't take too long. You have to wear a helmet and you can't bring anything with you like a phone, which is different than other places I've been. I know it's for safety, but just something to be aware of! They make everyone start with a beginner course to get the hang of things, which is a little unnecessary but also understandable. I didn't mind it much, but they need to manage that better in terms of the order for people to go through. A family of moms and small children led this, and since they were more uncomfortable, it caused a backlog and we had to wait a while to get everyone through when we really just wanted to start on harder courses. The difficulty level definitely ranges quite a bit, which is great for all skill levels and ages. I also liked the glider options, which is not something I've seen before! It would be nice if people could walk around underneath and take pictures if they're not joining in the actual ropes course. Overall, I had a nice time and it's definitely a great experience!

My young one has enjoyed both birthday parties and summer camps here enough that she asked to…read moreenroll in regular classes this upcoming year. They have a nice facility and seemingly great staff.

My son attended tumblebees for little ninjas and he absolutely loved it. The coaches were…read morefantastic with all the boys, they have to be applauded because it was 4-5 year old boys on a Saturday morning and energy levels were on 100 and listening ears were not. I would definitely recommend giving it a try, they had all kinds of obstacles and a running wall and they got to jump into the foam pits

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.

Kersey Valley Christmas is an incredible experience that everyone of all ages will enjoy. My sister…read moregot us tickets to go. There were 16 of us in the group. There were 3 children and 13 adults. There was something for everyone. There was a kiddie zip line, a bungee trampoline, a 200' slide, a wagon ride, a train ride, picture opportunities, and so so much more! They sold s'mores kits and had several fire pits for roasting marshmallows. The entire staff of the event couldn't have been any nicer or any more helpful to us. This was our first year going but it's definitely not our last for sure. HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend this. Get there early so you can enjoy the fun during daylight.

My girlfriend and I had SO much fun. It was both of our first times Ziplining and I couldn't have…read moreasked for better instructors. After the first couple of tries we really got the hang of it! Andrea and Joel, y'all rock!! They were super accommodating as I filmed the experience for social media, helped me when my GoPro fell, and they gave us lots of coupons to come back. For $41 per person and 10 zip lines each (I used a Go Play Save coupon) we will definitely be back!

Living in the area since 2016 we've sampled our fair share of athletic gyms & clubs for our three…read morechildren. That being said, Carolina Elite Trampoline is hands-down the best we've landed at thus far, and worth every single penny. Every instructor is highly skilled, most holding State, Regional, US and/ or International medals in Trampoline & Tumbling (T&T) Gymnastics. These are the people you want training your kids, folks. Class sizes are small (currently 6 or less students per class), with multiple classes offered daily throughout the week (with the exception of Sundays). Classes are categorized as "Jumpers" (trampoline based), or "Tumblers" (tumbling based), and broken down by age groups. Classes offered are recreational, however once requisite skills are attained, students have the opportunity to try out for their elite team, which is their competitive team which travels to compete against other athletes on the State, National and International levels. I have seen my children's skills, strength and confidence explode over their time at Carolina Elite. I highly recommend this gym!

Great family friendly environment. Great instruction and personal. Staff cares about their students…read moreand the gym owner is quick to squelch any signs of drama or bullying. This is not tolerated at Old Town or with Omega Cheer.

Great spot for your kids to enjoy themselves. You can join…read moreto learn gymnastics, be part of the cheer team, or just come have fun for birthday parties. Brought my daughter for a birthday party and she was super happy playing in the gym area. It's pretty safe for the kids. Someone always watching them as they play. CPR/ First aid certified. Coaches are great with the kids. Available for birthdays parties depending on availability. Just an awesome spot for kids to come enjoy and be happy. Located of Reynolda rd. Near Pfafftown.

We had a great time. This fun zone was clean and we quickly registered. Lots of space for your kids…read moreto run free. I liked the balcony viewing area where you could see the entire play area, the adult beverage area and quick snack station. I also saw a handicap elevator for balcony access. My son had a ball. I also like that there aren't time limits for play.

Take your kids somewhere else!!! This place is just another money hungry tourist trap. There is…read moreabsolutely no outside food or drinks including water bottles or medically necessary food (diabetic child). Was required to leave food in the car with temps reaching 100 degrees outside. They do have germ infested water fountains or they sell plastic/styrofoam cups for low prices but then they charge a $2 charge for using your debit card. Save your time and money and try SkyZone or something similar!

Haw River State Park is like no other NC state park. We had a great time!…read more All 5 trails are clearly marked and our kept clear (so you can see where the trail is). The Great Blue Heron trail is 3.2 miles and has mile markers along the way to tell you how far you've gone, and takes you deep into the wilderness. You have to take the .4 mile connector trail to get to it. They have a wetlands boardwalk that takes you to the Haw River viewpoint. The viewpoint is small and the river is nearly standstill, but still is beautiful. The lake look trail takes you around the lake (obviously) and you can catch some turtles swimming in the lake! We saw one on a log. The piedmont loop trail is the perfect length to walk with your dog or small children. Mosquitoes are bad, but aren't aggressive (they just like to stay in clusters along the trail). In May there were zero biting flies like horseflies or yellow flies. It may be a bit of a challenge to park something big in here like an RV, but it's doable. The visitor center is at the summit access point, and is connected to the conference center. Restrooms are clean, and staff are kind!!

I love hiking! This park wasn't too far from me and I was excited to check it out. Parking was free…read moreand there are plenty of lots. They have cabins and cottages all around this park. The trail is marked, clean and safe! I was the only person on the trail and I felt so safe. I saw plenty of birds, turtles and a few frogs! I really enjoyed my peaceful hike.