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Mickey Walker Center: A Safe and Fun Playground for Kids

Situated at 860 Anna St in Elizabeth, NJ, the Mickey Walker Center is a popular recreation center known for its child-friendly environment and engaging outdoor activities. Earning a strong 4.4-star rating from nearly 60 reviews, this center features a spacious spray park, shaded picnic tables, and a safe playground, making it an ideal location for families with young children. Visitors praise the clean facilities and the enjoyable water play areas, though some suggest adding more shaded spots and updates to the playground equipment. Overall, it remains a top choice for local families looking to enjoy quality playtime in a secure setting.

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4.3
62 reviews
  • Keyshia Calva rugama
    Keyshia Calva rugama
    a month ago

    5 stars because the waterproof is kind of fun and everyone is going I can be at my friend

  • Shawn
    Shawn
    a month ago

    5 stars for the Centers giving inner city kids teens and adults a place to go and to the hard working caring inner CITY men and women employees. 1 star for all the centers being named after Caucasian men/women, even if they were born in Elizabeth, accomplished for themselves in Elizabeth, but moved to Caucasian neighborhoods and never looked back. Almost all the centers attendees are inner city African American and they should have their role model's names on the buildings. No offense to Mickey Walker who lived and died in Rumson NJ, if he were alive he would not be teaching inner city kids boxing in downtown Elizabeth. The men/women who actually do and did names should be on the buildings. The inner city coaches who gave their love and time and died as a coach or trainer from the actual center. Fred Erxleben, lived in Brick township since 1963, he was born in Elizabeth, played sports for Elizabeth but what else for Elizabeth? His name should be on a center in Brick Township. It is also time for a new mayor of Elizabeth after almost 40 years, Mayor Chris Bollwage is just an expert at taking photos with African-Americans and going back to his section. How many times have you seen him in a photo for speaking at the scene for justice in Elizabeth? Predominantly African-American customers with predominantly Hispanic and Caucasian merchants on Broad Street, Elizabeth needs an example of being for all people like NY Mayor Mamdani.

  • Delva Junior Fileus
    Delva Junior Fileus
    7 months ago

    I thought it would have so much fun.

  • Ivan D.-The Daily Diner
    Ivan D.-The Daily Diner
    11 months ago

    Love the basketball court

  • Ismael Perez
    Ismael Perez
    11 months ago

    Do you have tutoring there

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