Went to Peek-A-Boo Factory in Livermore on the Sunday before Memorial Day and surprisingly it was…read morenot packed at all, which honestly made the experience way more enjoyable. I was nervous about bigger kids accidentally pushing my baby while running around, but it felt comfortable and manageable the whole time. The slides and play structures were really cool and my little one had such a fun time running around and exploring. I especially appreciated that they have a separate toddler/younger kids area which made it feel safer and less overwhelming. As a parent, I noticed the staff did a good job keeping things organized and the overall environment felt pretty clean. There were also plenty of places for parents to sit while still being able to watch their kids play, which I appreciated. But it's either my hubby, I, or the both of us with my baby the whole time. Parking was easy too and check-in was pretty smooth. I do wish the place was a little bigger, but I also understand indoor playgrounds are probably expensive to maintain and operate these days. Overall, it was a fun experience and my baby left tired and happy which is always a win. Would definitely come back. Just wish there was a location closer to Morgan Hill!

We chose to visit Peek-a-boo Factory on a Thursday afternoon, and it turned out to be a fantastic…read moreexperience! The space was spotless, and since it was pretty empty, the boys had plenty of time to enjoy both rooms without any rush. I really appreciate that shoes aren't allowed inside the play areas -- it helps keep everything nice and clean, making the whole visit even better.

We planned to visit today, we were not aware our daughter was in for a special treat…read more DINOSAUR EVENT 12-4 PM FREE ADMISSION for all Free sno cones. $2 popcorn. Face painting, bubbles, balloons, games, bounce house, water sprayers, foam bath, food trucks, Solano Public Library book mobile and more. Live music with DJ playing tunes for all. The empty parking lot when we arrived right before noon was now packed with cars double parking and driving around. Sounds of kids playing, exploring together was welcoming. The teapot is refreshing. The spout lets out a mist of cool water when the button is pushed the detached blue station directly in front. The dancing sprinkler play stations accompanied by the foam bath was fun for the big and little, part of the Dinosaur Event. The various activities for the Dinosaur Event, spread throughout the day, kept the littles engaged. What a great event and time had! Our little lasted the entirety of the event time 12-4p ending it with a bag of popcorn and an ice cream from the truck.

Granddaughter loved her time here. I have not ever been here for as long as I have lived in town…read more What a nice hidden gem for the kids. The entrance is like walking through a castle to a whole new world gated inside. It was clean, grassy, huge and open spaces with different areas to play for the kids. There are benches and picnic tables everywhere too. They also have restrooms on site too. Lots of grassy and shady areas to hang out as well. Our grandbaby had a great time running everywhere to her hearts content and she cannot wait to go back again with her parents.

What a blessing the wonder workshop has been for our homeschool journey ! Such a fun environment to…read morelearn and create! Thank you for having a wonderful place for my kids to come and have fun learning !

First time here today and it was a fun experience for all. Wide, open space in a well lit room with…read morelots of natural lighting, too. Very clean and beautifully decorated and organized. I like that it's not only for toddlers/preschoolers. This business also hosts tween/teen nights, camps, adult workshops, homeschool groups, etc. We look forward to visiting again!

Bryerly Review. I…read morekeep pinching myself in order to believe that we have these majestic animals so close to home. When my husband & I went for our first meditation session we were warmly received by Anne and introduced to a few of the horses after which we watched the sun at this charming ranch. I love coming here and can't wait to spend more with these healing animals.

Today was my daughter's last day before starting Kindergarten and I wanted to take her to real farm…read morewhere she can see some chickens and maybe pick some vegetables. We arrived at Bryerly Farms and it was nothing like we expected (not a farm in the traditional sense) BUT it more than made up for it in hospitality and the majestic horses we got to meet - most of which were wild rescue horses. Anne was so warm, very patient with my daughter and her one thousand questions about farm life and she introduced us to all the beautiful horses and ponies by name! On our way home, my daughter kept saying their names and how she wants to take riding lessons with one of the ponies. We're looking forward to going back soon , as we've been invited for an Autumn party and to pick prickly pears :)

me and cora made fun slimes we love them the girl that helped us was so nice…read more very easy and fun we looked forward to slime kitchen all day

Cute little excursion for the kiddos. Easy, fun, and hands on. Wish they had more fun things to put…read moreinside the goo, and some that they had were told wouldn't stick well, so I'm not sure why they offer them.

Great park three tiers to play with big slides and plenty other fun adventurous toys to play on not…read moremuch shade on a sunny day so be prepared to soak up the sun

Beautiful park nestled between the rocks by a stream. Kid loves it, good facilities, clean. Strong…read morerecommend.

Very cool spot. This place is probably best for school-aged children. They do have one wall with…read moreconnector toys for the toddlers but that's about it. It's small but a nice spot to spend under an hour. Also finding the entrance was hard because google maps takes you to the wrong main gate.

I almost got into the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory! Yes, the Lawrence Livermore National…read moreLaboratory is self-described as "a premier research and development institution for science and technology applied to national security." Because they are working with important stuff pertaining to national security, nuclear materials and other top secret stuff, they won't let the average Yelper in there. But, right outside their front gate is the Discovery Center. The Discovery Center is a small museum that gives you a brief introduction to the lab and what they do. They have hands on and interactive exhibits for children to play with. Most of the exhibits were well maintained. It is an interesting way to spend an hour. The staff, at least on the day were there, was fantastic. Since we were the only ones there, she almost gave us a personalized tour to explain some of the exhibits and talk about the lab and what they do. They have an easy scavenger hunt for children with a nice t-shirt as a prize. They are pretty generous with the scavenger hunt and let children of all ages play. The museum is priced just right for most Yelpers. It is free! It's a nice place, with not a lot of visitors.

I came here for a birthday party and I was shocked to learn how close it was to my house. It's such…read morea cute place to have a kids birthday party and I loved the variety of farm animals to see. I was with my 2 year old and she was able to ride a horse, play with the goats, chickens and ducks, see a donkey, highland cow, pigs, a goose, and more. It was adorable and if I ever throw a farm themed party, I'd be doing it here!

Highly recommended! Very helpful & friendly staffs. The place was well organized, fun for the…read morekids.... A lifetime experienced for my granddaughter's birthday! It was a very epic experience! Thank you!

Very cute park in Pittsburg. There is a lake, two playgrounds and a few rides that were out of…read morecommission. The area is hit by the sun quite often but otherwise okay. Bring umbrellas if you want a function here in the summer and stay cool. The fish in the pool will def leave the kiddos in a trance for a while.

Really nice park and great for parties. Catching crawdads is…read morea fun and delight for parents and kids. Picnic tables/areas are easy to reserve (call during normal business hours). Unfortunately, all the rides are currently not in operation. No train, no carousel, no kid rides. The only thing that does work is the zip line and the playgrounds. SWP, please hire someone and fix the rides. Your park will have a lot more patrons if you hire someone to fix the rides. You can double the entry fee and people will still come if the rides are operational. Unfortunately if these don't get fixed, I fear this place may shut down eventually. Pro tip: Bring your own stick, string, hook (paperclip) and hot dogs to catch the crawdads. And Ask for discounts when making reservations.

Super clean, cute, and fun play place for my 2 year old son's birthday!…read more Booking the whole place for 3 hrs was easy with the Kidplex team and they and the website provided all of the expectations needed for a successful party. Max was 100 for a comfortable party flow. Basically you bring your own food, drinks, decorations and the team helps you set up and clean up. Kids do playtime for the first 2 hrs and 15 min, then everyone eats and does happy bday song/cake in the last 45 min. Our guests had a blast and the party went so well! 100% recommend on having a party here if you want a fun, hassle-free event.

Solid facility for the kids, but we won't be returning. I have removed an additional star from my…read moreoriginal rating due to the misinformation provided by the owner on such a sensitive and important subject. I want to respectfully correct the record: while the holiday books were indeed on a bookshelf, the Pride book and about eight others were stacked directly inside the enclosed toddler climbing structure. This specific structure has explicit signage stating 'no one over 3'5" allowed' and 'no adults allowed.' (Photo attached for reference and the book was behind the sign in the structure.) While we have absolutely no issue with the gay community, we believe strongly that parents, not a local business, should be the ones deciding how and when to introduce social concepts to their young children. Placing this material in an enclosed space where parents are expressly forbidden from entering, and where a toddler can simply grab it unguided, is an overstep of boundaries. We expect a business catering to toddlers to remain a neutral environment.