Grandkidz and friendz had a blast at the birthday party, lots to keep them entertained on a rainy…read moreafternoon!

The kids had a great time playing games going on the slide just fun for my four year-old grandson…read more Snacks were fine and had a great time. Enjoy yourself when you're there.

This place is super cute! I've been to all the popular aquariums in the US (Atlanta, Monterey,…read moreetc.) and this might actually be my favorite. While the entire exhibit only takes place in one room, the amount of hands-on experiences and knowledge offered by Ellen is next level. My daughter greatly enjoyed the experience, and I did as well!

What a great experience for my kids (6 and 13). Read the website for details but there's something…read morefor all ages in this tiny little place. Both kids were engaged and Ellen did a great job of doing so at the proper level. Highly recommended

We had our daughter's second birthday here and cannot recommend this place highly enough. Jacqui is…read moreincredibly accommodating, the place is clean, and you never felt rushed or that the day was not special. Thank you for a wonderful day.

So bummed to be writing this review. I had such high hopes and this place is adorable with so much…read morepotential. Unfortunately it is filthy. I wish I had taken more photos but by the third or fourth photo I was so grossed out I just wanted to get out of there. It truly looked like it had not been cleaned in months. The corners of the floor and the corners of the play structures were filled with crumbs, dust and hair. There was old drool on the big round black tire and hairballs all over the rugs. The icing on the cake was the woman working the front desk had a young child with her, who had a gross wet cough and was coughing all over the playroom and lobby.

The good: Play area is nice for kids to play. Toddler area is nice as well for the size…read more The Bad: Once you pay your money and walk through the gate its pretty much kill or be killed. Some Parents just come in and stare at their phones while thier male kid is literlly punching girls in the face. Either that or your older bigger kid that is way to big for the toddler area is roundhouse kicking a toddler in the face....and you look up and theirs no parent or staff member watching whats goin on!? Their should be a staff member watching the play area and if their is a kid behaving bad and parent is not correcting the child. Either the parent should be made aware or ask the parent and child to leave

Pretty good. Usually not that busy when I've gone. A good spot for toddlers. My girl is 2 and loved…read moreit. Easy for her to get around and go up and down the slides safely. Some play places stress me out and this isn't one of them.

I had an absolutely fabulous time visiting Animal Adventures. The facility is quite spacious with…read moreoutdoor and indoor animal exhibits. They also have onsite parking, various indoor/outdoor seating, and a playground. You can also buy pellet at the check in counter to feed the goats and cows. I went for the otter experience and it was truly worth every penny. The online booking process was seamless as was check-in. I had a private room with two otters and their caretaker. The otters were rambunctious but it made for such a fun and memorable visit. You could tell that they're very loved and well cared for. All of the staff that I encountered were very friendly, incredibly knowledgeable, and very kind to the animals. I would highly recommend this business to other animals lovers who are seeking a unique experience.

We booked an owl adventure for two, and were not disappointed! The owls were beautiful if a little…read moreskittish at first. Dean, our guide was great with them and super informative. We learned a ton about the owls and got to interact with them up close- as well as getting some epic pictures! The outdoor play area was really great for kids and I can't wait to come back with my grandkids. I was totally overwhelmed by the variety of animals they had- totally unexpected for a fairly small operation. We interacted with other employees as well including Captain Brian and Ron(?) who gave us a wonderful tour of several areas and animals. I have read some bad reviews here about enclosure sizes- of course we would all love to see these creatures running free in the wild, but many (most?) of these animals are injured and cannot survive in the wild. Others (Diego) have had their enclosure size limited (prescribed) by veterinarians to minimize additional strains on their injuries. I was especially moved by the way every employee I saw interacted with each animal. They respected them, spoke to each animal by name, and showed genuine love and affection for every creature there. I think if I could recommend an improvement, it would be more signage. There were several cages that weren't labeled, or didn't have a backstory listed. I definitely would like more information! Overall, I would definitely support this business and I will be back! I highly recommend you check this gem out too.

Had a great time here with a bunch of kids. Lots of different games to play with different skill…read morelevels. They have claw machines for extra tickets which I think are frustrating but my kid really liked those... Interesting prices for the kiddos too!

Great place.... Crummy hours. Saturday night and they close…read moreat 730. Really? Otherwise nice arcade with lots to do.

Before our visit to the science center I wondered if it would be a good fit for the ages of 6-12,…read morebut it was. in fact, this is a place for anyone over the age of one. Everyone learned a great deal and had a fun time. We loved that it was self guided. The staff is great. The gift shop has a wide variety of affordable items. I wish it had not been raining because we could have spent the entire day at the state park. There is also a great playground.

Odiorne Point State Park is a public recreation area that opened in Rye, New Hampshire in July…read more1972. It is administered by the New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation. The park is located along the Atlantic seacoast in Rye, not far from Portsmouth. The area is the site of the Pannaway Plantation: the first European settlement in New Hampshire. Settled in 1622, the plantation was completely abandoned by the 1630s when the settlers moved to nearby Strawberry Banke. The land was settled in the mid-1660s by the Odiorne Family, whom the park is now named after. From 1942 to 1947, the park was the home of Fort Dearborn. The ruins of the deactivated World War II-era fort can still be seen today. Today the park is home to hiking trails, bike paths, a playground, picnic areas, pavilions, and a Seacoast Science Center which opened in 1992. My family and I visited Odiorne Point State Park this summer while we were heading to Maine for a summer getaway. We had some time to kill before we could check in to our AirBnb, so we decided to stop at the park. We had fun exploring the grounds and my two sons especially enjoyed playing on the nautical-themed playground. The highlight of the park is the Seacoast Science Center. There are all sorts of exhibits devoted to the conservation of marine and coastal environments. My two sons loved learning about whales, local shellfish populations, the local fishing industry, the fight against ocean pollution, and underwater exploration. There was even a cool gift shop where we picked up a few things. Whether you live in the area or you're just passing through like us, Odiorne Point State Park is a fun place for the whole family!

Looking for something to do with your toddlers, preschoolers, or kids up to around age 8? Polkadot…read morePlayhouse is set up for hours of fun. It's an indoor play space, with several different options for entertainment. There's an area full of huge foam building blocks for building structures. There's a craft space with all kinds of different crafts to do, such as mask-making, card decorating, etc. There's a dough space with rollers and cutters. There are tables for trains, tables for building blocks (like Lego). There's a huge kitchen pretend space with lots of food and appliances and the like. And then, there is a huge indoor climbing structure, complete with rope ramp up, a big curling tube slide down, and all kinds of interlocking tubes. If that's a little intimidating, there's a smaller structure for smaller kids, too. There's a place for eating. You can bring in your own stuff, or they sell really inexpensive snacks ranging from chips and the like to applesauce and yogurt. It was a good mix of healthy and otherwise, including lots of bottled water, etc. PPH can host your kid's birthday party, and they really set up a great event. I attended a birthday party there for a 3 year old girl, and it was ROCKING! I'm sure all the kids slept well. The place is set up well for parents, such that you don't have to hover over your kids all the time for fear of them wandering off or being stolen, and such that you can relax a little bit. The owners are wonderful and friendly, with that perfect mix of non-intrusive but still attentive. They keep things tidy and the crafts refreshed. Oh, did I mention that the place is incredibly clean and bright and new-feeling? It's not a dingy mall spot. So, if you're looking for something different than a fast food playground, this place is great. Stay as long as you want for $8 a kid (parents are free), or get a Pack of six visits for $36 (saving $12). Pretty decent, considering you don't get hit for bad food, and it's so well attended and stocked. Check it out yourself!

Took my kids here and we really enjoyed it. They had a lot of cool animals at the zoo. The…read morebutterfly kingdom was amazing and my kids were just obsessed with it. They also got to feed birds and deer. They had a Lion and a Tiger as well. Then we went on some rides together which they could actually go on despite being under 6. Recommend checking this place out if you have kids and are in the area.

I visited the zoo on the 4th of July and was saddened to see very few animals had water and it was…read more95 degrees outside. There were hundreds of ducks lying on the side of the pond, unable to swim due to the duckweed infestation. It was actually very depressing to see. I really hope these conditions are addressed. It is also worth mentioning that the ride section hasn't been worth visiting in many years. More than half of the rides are gone and the ones that remain do not look properly maintained. I grew up visiting this amusement park and the condition it is in now is really sad.

So much fun! Great for your very active kid. Builds confidence, teamwork and agility. Great staff…read moretruly caring.

We love Kidstrong!! Our daughter gets so excited to go. She calls it "brave!" She's been going…read moresince the end of last year and has grown so much with her confidence, strength, coordination, and social skills. Our daughter is speech delayed, and this class has really helped her. She can do forward rolls now at age 2! I love how coaches are working with her on two legged jumps, hanging from rings, patience, following directions, and greeting others. Thank you to Jen, Coach JC, Coach David, Coach Cory, Coach Lily, Coach Zach, Coach T, Coach Bryce, and Coach Andrew for y'all's encouragement, mentorship, and warmth!