We happened to be walking by after going to the farmers market. What a great place to bring your…read morekids for creative play! They have so many different stations for your child to explore. They have drop in play, summer camps, and classes. Great place to come indoors for your child's creativity to shine! Place is super clean!

From the owner: State of Play is a laboratory for creativity and wonder. Our preferred vehicle for learning and…read moredevelopment is open-ended play and art exploration. Play allows children to carry out skills such as critical thinking, perseverance, conflict resolution, collaboration, and emotional regulation. Our State of Play educators offer a child-led curriculum, providing children with a variety of materials to foster investigation and multiple possibilities. As aspiring allies, State of Play strives to provide a safe and inclusive space committed to offering programming that is rich with opportunities to develop socially minded thinkers; celebrating inclusivity, embodying anti-racism, and empowering our youngest learners to be advocates. We wish to motivate and inspire wonder, joy, and creativity in all children who are part of this space. So whether you visit State of Play for the geometric play fort, inspiring art studio, sensory bins, block zone, or glow cave (yes, we said glow cave), what you and your children will walk away with is sure to be a smile, a warm feeling of acceptance, and maybe a little paint under your nails!

Loved this experience. We were in awe of Max and Bella the grizzlys who we were able to see so…read moreclose and watch play in their habitat. Worth visiting and supporting for sure!

I was hesitant to visit but did because family wanted to. I'm a big animal guy, who does not care…read morefor zoos or anything where animals seem to be in captivity. With that said, I will say, this place seems to be necessary to protect bears unable to survive on their own. We saw Max, who was orphaned when he was a few months old. He looked to be well taken care of and generally happy as he was playing in the pond. I wish the area for the bears was larger. If I had to guess I'd say their open area is around 1 acre. Other than watching the bear for about 15-20 minutes, there wasn't anything else to do. They have a gift shop and two goats in a pin but that's it, which makes this spot feel like a tourist trap considering it's $13.50/person as of July 2026. Overall, an OK experience but no need to return. I'd rather just donate money or food toward their mission.

This is a review for the small dog side of the dog park. No…read moreshade. No water (this is located on the large dog area). 1 small bench. Grass/weeds overgrown. 2 stars for supplying dog bags and it's larger size.

Can't believe I have t gone here before it's kind of hidden but it's right next to the mall. The…read morepark has a large dog park,trails,restrooms,picnic pavilion and a pond with fish. Definitely a great place to take the family. Clean and taken care of

We came in on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't too busy. We stayed for an hour and the kids were…read moretired out and had a great time. The equipment seemed new and in good condition. Bathrooms were clean and there were a lot of areas for the kids. For the price it is a good way to entertain your kids for awhile.

A group of kids were throwing dodgeballs point blank at our faces and then when we shoved them off,…read morethey went and told the worker who threatened to kick us out. horrible experience and staff

The routes here are well set and there are lots of autobelay so an abundance of solo adventuring…read more The gym is spacious, clean, and has challenges for all ages. I've climbed at a lot of gyms and Spire is world class.

Full disclosure: I didn't climb here…read more We stopped in to buy some chalk for outdoor adventures in the greater MT/WY area. There was a climbing comp going on here, and the staff were still calm and kind. The facility itself is bright, big, and clean. If I lived in Bozeman, I'd be here all the time. A town this small is lucky to have a gym this nice!

It's a wonderful place!! I love taking the children there! They are so kind and informativeread more

From the owner: Pinspiration Bozeman is a DIY crafting studio where you can make the most popular arts and crafts…read moreprojects, with on-the-spot customization and personlization! In addition to our on-demand project menu and Splatter Room™, our studio hosts specialty crafting workshops, a monthly Kid's Night Out event, Paint and Sips, and day camps. We are happy to create and host personalized, specialty workshops by request on your chosen day and time for groups of 4 or more. Pinspiration has become an extremely popular destination for family activities, corporate team builders and corporate events, kids birthday parties, adult birthday parties, bridal showers and bachelorette parties, Girls Nights Out, holiday parties and other events. We have packages available for many ages and group sizes. We have a beautiful private special events party space, drinks and bites, and the famous Jackson-Pollock-inspired Splatter Room™. Relax with no hassle, no mess, and no excuses.

They can improve by just charging certain age groups more or less instead of having fully potty…read moretrained rate vs non-potty trained rate and then arguing with the parents about it. Not fair my fully potty trained child was charged more because he wore a pull up. He didn't need a change all day. Then beware you get hit with a "one time" registration fee and yearly fee. The first day there was more than three times the cost of our normal day care. I used this daycare with my first child years ago, and I found them ultra expensive then too. Years ago, they refunded my account the non-potty trained rate, but from reading other reviews and my experience there they are very non customer service friendly. I worry next year they will automatically bill me the yearly fee and refuse to remove it as other reviewers have said. Overall, I was hoping this place was going to be a good backup childcare, but I will avoid it. I especially did not like the lady getting close in my face during pick up telling me that they have to tell my child to go use the bathroom, and they won't reduce the price to the fully potty trained fee because they have to tell her to go. Isn't that part of the normal care of watching 2-3 year olds? Heck, even in kindergarten, they have bathroom breaks where teachers line up kids for bathroom breaks. The one check in lady says they automatically check in kids at the higher rate via age. That's fine why not disclose it? The first day my child did not have a pull up on the entire day. Came home dry. Yet still charged the higher rate. "Oh because it was a trial day, you won't get refunded". I didn't see that anywhere in the handbook. Another thing is the full day for how many hours rate. What is the price for 10 hours? One lady said they don't have a day rate and the other said they did. How confusing! It isn't mentioned on the website. The one nice lady on the phone assured me there was a max rate for up to 10 hours. I asked the one lady at the Bozeman location about it, and she made me feel like I was crazy, and it was only hourly rate available. Just confusing and frustrating on my end. Overall, I don't recommend. I will find some other back up care options.

Dino Drop- In saved me when my daycare closed without warning. Given it's name, I thought it'd be a…read moretemporary fix while we waited for an opening somewhere else. I was wrong! We found our home. My one year is happy and literally attached to the teachers. My five year old loves the fact she can go to school with her brother on date nights. Mom and Dad's relationship has thrived because of date nights! The daycare is very organized and communication is so easy. I cannot stress enough what a relief it is to be able to talk with someone. In other daycare situations, my questions have gone unanswered. I had to ask for my bill, and prices were constantly changing. At Dino, somebody will call you back! They have clear answers for everything, and do their best to work with you.

Staff is amazing Views are relaxing and gorgeous…read moreLodging is very comfortable and charming Food service was really solid and hearty Activities of skeet, horseback, hiking and fly fishing were all amazing Spa is even better Great place highly recommend

Mountain Sky has been our dream vacation for the last two fall seasons and we've rebooked for 2017…read morealready. My wife and I just wrapped up our second stay with them for an adults only 5 night stay. The ranch is truly like nothing else we've experienced. At the beginning of your stay the head wrangler catches up with you and pairs you with 1 of their 130 horses that are wonderfully trained and cared for on site. The food is one of the major highlights for me and you will enjoy plated 3-4 course dinners each night, with several entrees to choose from at each meal. The cabins and amenities are great, but what really makes your stay special is the people, both the staff and guests, that you spend the week with. I can honestly say it is the best customer service experience I have had to-date, and that doesn't do it justice, because you leave there feeling like family. Things to consider: 1. The Guest Ranch appears pricey to some and we definitely agree that it's a considerable amount of money to spend on a 5 night vacation. That said, we left both years satisfied and without any regrets. 2. We have only visited in late September and early October near the end of their season. Both stays had at least 1 day of rainy weather. You can ride horse and do most activities even with rain, or just read and drink coffee next the a roaring fire, but weather and timing of the visit may be something to consider. 3. Alcohol is not included but the bar is very generous and has a great wine list. That said, we've brought special bottles of wine to the ranch to enjoy with dinner, without issues.