natasha Mcglynn

This library is one of the best places to go and have fun with your kids. It has a beautifully renovated adult and teen section as well. They have a museum corner which changes every so often and includes Hands-On educational fun things for children. There is also a big spacious play area with lots to do. And the best is definitely the outside area where the water table a musical stage, mud kitchen, chalk zone and obstacle course.

Today I have to drive to this area while my husband was in surgery. Even though this was not our home library we went in and utilized it to get school work done and play while we waited. It was during the day and there was nobody there. I'm surprised because usually there are at least toddler and preschool each children there during the day with their caregivers. However we were the only ones at this time. The facility was nice and clean they had lots of tables available to work. We found a book that we enjoyed and they had computers and iPads available to play on as well as some toys and coloring pages available. The library staff were friendly and nice. Everything was clean and well kept. Beautiful library!

Nice playground with lots of equipment. The park is gated and set back from the road which is nice if you have small children. There is a soccer field, baseball field and tennis Court all on the premises. The equipment is in pretty decent condition but a little bit older. And I haven't seen metal slides in a long time, since the 90s. But they still seem to have metal slides. It was fun now but I'm assuming these get very hot in the summer. For the most part it was a really great Park.

This is a cute little establishment located in an absolutely gorgeous Park in Huntington. It consisted of about four rooms of art and was something that you could do in 45 minutes to an hour easily. Some of the art was very beautiful and some little strange but hey that's art. It was open and bright and a nice little thing to do. It wasn't really a children's museum but they did have some activities for kids and I would consider taking your children there if they are learning about anything to do with some of the pieces. Right now there is a whole room full of Asian influences art which I might take my children to when we discuss the continent of Asia. The surrounding Park is so nice. Parking is a hassle but I would assume that it would be much easier on a weekday. All in all worth the trip.

I went during the daytime when it was quieter so I'm sure that was more enjoyable. But I really like this place because in addition to the things that you normally see like bouncers and climbing playgrounds they also had all sorts of great creative spaces. You can build your own block race cars and they race them down a hill. You can engineer a path for ball to travel on with all sorts of cool magnetic structures. Lots of fun and creative things for the kids and plenty of space to get their energy out