Angie Korol

Great playground with wood chips, and plenty of grassy fields for games or kites.

We went to Round1, Bricks and Minifigs, and a shop filled with anime style merchandise. We had a lovely time.

We had a fantastic time of this place today! There was a wide range of ages however, no one above the age of 12 is allowed to play. The climbing room was a bit crowded, but so much fun for my nine year old! The menu is smaller and caters more towards snacking than full meals. I can understand why they wouldn’t want to have a giant menu. Keeping their staff small, it’s likely one of the reasons to that the entry price is cheaper than other places. A number of the bad reviews on here had to do with crowding issues or hour issues. There’s only so much space in that place so I can understand why they would have to limit the amount of children in there at once. This was our first time going, and we plan to go back again the place that is near to us for inside play time is $18 per child for a day pass, I don’t mind driving 25 minutes to get a price of $12 instead even if the timing is only from 9:30 until two, on a Sunday. We showed up at close to 1 o’clock and only played for an hour. I still felt like I got my moneys worth.

Excellent selection of books! There are more books than toys in the children’s section, and the toys aren’t $$$, more like $$. The staff is friendly and helpful, the aisles have plenty of room, and it is air conditioned. All together it was a very pleasant experience. Plenty of Cozy Mystery books for me too!

This park was really sweet. There were picnic tables and plenty of grassy areas to play on. There were little forest paths up the hill and there is a lovely playground. It is near fire stations so make sure to park tightly into a parking space.