I came in with a fear of heights and left with the same amount of fear but with the knowledge that…read moreI'm able to face it. Everyone in my group enjoyed the course regardless of how far they were able to go. Gilbert and Emily were awesome instructors and made everything easygoing and fun. It might seem terrifying for those who have a fear of heights, but I can guarantee that they'll look back on how fun it was once they're able to conquer the obstacles. My arms are dead from latching onto the ropes with a death grip and I know I'll feel this tomorrow, but I'm sure the fun memories will last even longer.

Huge applause to Shawn and Morgan for elevating my work holiday party to another level! Various…read moreactivities packed full of fun, thrill, interaction, encouragement, excitement, education, team building, etc. were challenging, engaging and motivating. It was quite an emotional rollercoaster in a good way because you learn a lot of skill sets that would be very helpful not only for that moment but also for the rest of your life that our team enjoyed every single bit of it. The program is well thought and structured very well. If you think you're only going through the rope course, think again since there are way more extraordinary things ahead of you. Broad your horizon and come take the course. You won't regret it! Thank you once again for the incredible experience and day to Shawn and Morgan! We were very grateful that both of you were with us every step of the way. I strongly recommend to everybody. For the rope course, the harness and claws are provided so bring your gloves. It can be a little bit chilly during winter especially when you get up the structure so wear warm clothes and sneakers to be comfortable moving.

For $2 a person, you get a compact, well-maintained zoo filled with local wildlife. If you have…read morechildren under 10, it's absolutely worth the stop every time you're at the park. For the price, it's incredibly reasonable. You can walk the entire zoo in 30-45 minutes. The layout is easy to navigate with young kids. You're not dealing with long walks or massive crowds. The enclosures give you close-up views of animals -- mountain lions, black bears, coyotes, peccary, bobcats, hawks, peacocks, eagles, owls. The petting area is a small bonus. Bring a roll of quarters and you can buy feed from the machine so the kids can hand-feed the goats.

Very Cool Zoo didn't even know Orange County had another zoo besides Santa Ana zoo so I'll…read moredefinitely be going here again, the petting zoo with the goats was definitely my favorite part they were really chill and weren't afraid of u petting them

I've taken my child to this park quite a few times already. I like how it is somehow "isolated"…read morefrom the city although it's close to the city. The park charges $5 for all day parking. Plenty of parking, the park itself is huge and lot of activities to do. We recently went for the easter activities. They had Easter egg hunt (which you have to pay for and limit is 10 eggs per child), bounce houses, train rides, and other activities. They a photo with the bunny ($20 per pose which includes 1 printed copy). On a regular day, you can visit the OC zoo, go biking, fishing, picnic or just simply hang out. Overall, I would recommend this park for all family weekend!

Only 4 out of 5 stars because it's expensive…read more Our first time at the Irvine Park Railroad for their Easter Eggstravaganza! We typically come for the pumpkin patch, but we thought we would try out their Easter event this year too. It was a lot of fun for my 3 year-old; she enjoyed the bounce house, the face paint, the games, and the Easter egg hunt. It was a successful trip, and we will now come every year too for the Easter Eggstravaganza, and the pumpkin patch. (:

Very pleasant experience overall. Sofia, Cheyenne and the rest of the staff were patient and very…read moreattentive. Our ride was short, an hour, but enjoyable. Clifford was a little feisty but we got along great in the end. I would recommend this for a gentle, relaxing walk within irvine Regional Park.

My grand daughter just completed the Summer Camp Horsemanship class this past Friday. I can say…read moreshe absolutely loved the entire week. There was such a good staff to rider ratio, and the class was small. She learned so much. I really want to recognize the great job that Country Trails Riding School did and know we will be returning soon to go on a trail ride or two.

I'm terrible at art but have fun creating something I can bring home, and had a joyful time with my…read morefriends. There were 6 of us in our group, 3 decided to work on cavas and 3 on making mugs. We all had a very good time, and found it was surprisingly relaxing when we focused on art! Our assistant, Rayn, was super nice and helpful, she tirelessly getting us refills of colors we needed and answered our many dumb questions.

Attended a wine event here and had a good time. It's a unique concept providing various art classes…read morefor adults with a place to socialize. I met the owner who was super friendly and passionate about the business. I will be sure to visit again when in the area.

Had so much fun! Everything was fun for the kids Food was…read moregood, music was great, only thing is I wish we had more time on the obstacle course

The Adventure Lagoon may be the most fun I've had at any water park I've ever been to! When you are…read morehere it feels like you are at a beach oasis and can easily forget you aren't on a vacation. The entire staff here are all exceptional and were very accommodating and friendly, especially Ruth! She has such a warm smile and is so sweet, friendly and helpful and made the time my daughter, husband I spent here comfortable and an absolute blast. A huge thank you to David (the owner), Buzz, Melanie, Addyson, and Jack. They are an incredible team here and do such an amazing job making Adventure Lagoon as awesome as it is. The obstacle course is so much fun!!! There are so many fun things to do here and it is a great time for adults, kids and families! Especially with the VIP experience, being able to enjoy a nice private shaded area with ample seating, chairs, lounge chairs and a table. We also really enjoyed the paddle boat rentals and had fun on the kayaks as well. Overall this was the most fun I've had anywhere in a very long time and the best water park experience. I'm so happy this is close by and cannot wait to come back with more of my family! 10/10 experience, thank you!!!

I recently played Edeline and The 49 Boxes here…read more Edeline is a story driven escape room. This experience is heavily based in storytelling and lighter on puzzles. It's not your typical California style Escape Room. It's interesting and unique and a little bit scary. The 49 Boxes is not an escape room at all actually, it is an experience that pops up on Saturdays in the lobby of Cloud. This is created by members of the Magician community and also heavily focuses on storytelling as well as Magic and puzzles. This is a public experience where you form community while experiencing the magic of the evening. You work together to open boxes that lead to one final box that will finally be opened after all these years. It's an incredible night, but definitely not an escape room. It is not an experience where you puzzle hard and fast either it is a community building, shared experience among the guests to create memories and wonder.

Cloud Escape does something a bit different than other typical escape rooms, which is refreshing!…read moreTheir rooms are story/experience oriented so the puzzles, along with the room elements, help tell a story as you unravel its mysteries (and twists and turns). All the staff were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about escape rooms, and just a delight to have as GMs! Our group did the Dorm, Alone, and Edeline rooms. Each room had its own charm and the stories were interesting! We enjoyed the variety of puzzles, use of tech, and the level of detail in the room designs to immerse you in the stories. Our favorite was Edeline and while there were some thriller/scary moments, it was a very cool experience and the story was interesting. Definitely recommend playing all the rooms!

*Be aware of Rattle snakes out on the deeper walking trails during this season*…read moreThis is a fantastic park for families, parties, and individuals who love walking their dogs. Heads up, entrance fee/parking is $3 on weekdays and $5 on weekends. There is so much to see and do here! Snack Bar, Pony rides, a train that travels around the inner part of the park, horseback riding lessons (3rd party company), picnic areas, bike rentals, and giant wheel floating tricycles on the pond! To walk their inner perimeter pathways, where all the trees are, it's about a mile out and a mile back. If you have kids, they will love looking for the ground squirrels or wild peacocks, the train, ponies and more! There is so much wide open grassy space close to parking. There are several parking lots scattered all throughout the park. So you are always close to your care and nature. This last week, I walked a dog every day there and 3 outs of the 5 days, i encountered a rattle snake, not a big deal and it is after all...nature! Theirs was out on the more extensive hiking and walking trails beyond the main area. During spring and summer, it is good to carry a stick to help deter the snakes. I also would not use headphones out on the trails for this reason. Stay alert, and you will stay safe. If you have any concerns, always check in with a park ranger! It can get crowded on the weekends, specifically afternoons when a lot of parties and family gatherings are happening.

Visited Irvine Regional Park on a Monday and was honestly impressed by how expansive and family…read morefriendly it is. Right at the entrance, there's a small $3 parking fee if you go on a weekday collected by a park ranger who was very friendly and helpful. If you go on the weekends, parking fee is $5 and larger vehicles such as an RV or bus may be higher. Once you drive in, you quickly realize how massive the park is. There are multiple parking lots throughout, and you kind of have to explore a bit to find the perfect spot. Some areas have BBQ grills, others have playgrounds for kids, and there are plenty of open grassy fields as well as shaded areas filled with trees. The park really has something for everyone. There are hiking trails, wide paths for walking, and even a small zoo. Inside the zoo, there's a petting area that's perfect for little kids, which adds to the overall family friendly vibe. I also appreciated the upkeep of the park. I notice several lots has trash cans and restrooms, and the restrooms I went into were stocked with toilet paper, which is always a plus. With Easter season going on, there were also special activities happening, making the park feel even more lively. I mainly came to get some steps in and enjoy nature, and it was the perfect place to do just that. Whether you're coming with family, kids, or just looking for a peaceful outdoor walk, this spot checks all the boxes.

Paddle boat rental, 22 bucks for 30mins which I thought was more than enough time. Shaded area are…read moreon the edge for the lake. Overall a cool experience but once is enough. There isnt much of a view once you get around.

Love going to Irvine Park with my little one, especially during their Halloween pumpkin patch. I do…read morewish to have a few more things at the pumpkin patch for kids under three. My son loves the train rides, going to the little zoo, he always wants to try to ride the ponies but for some reason they close at 3:00 even during the summer and we never seem to make it.

We brought our nieces and nephew, and they had an absolute blast. We did too. The arcade has a…read moregreat variety of games, so there's something for everyone. The mini-golf course is enormous, it feels like it never ends, which made it even more fun. There are also plenty of snack and food options to choose from. Overall, it was a great experience, and we'd definitely come back.

When it comes to mini golf, this is my fave within a 50 mile radius from LA, more specifically, the…read moreEastside. I can only say good things about my experiences putting at Camelot. It's always clean, there are many decent fast meal options, and it feels relaxing under the palm trees on springy days. Inside, you have so many options to game--from Mario Brothers to Space Invaders. You can fall down a video game rabbit hole here. Also, the bumper cars are lit up and Lazer Tag is calling all players. There's a cafeteria-style "common hall" serving up pizza, nachos, hot dogs, fries, and bevvies. Outside, the bumper boats are a refreshing way to cool down. You can see that the staff works hard at maintaining the grounds. There's always someone working on the many pools and water features when I go. Overall, the greens are in good shape. Sure, a ball may stick, but it's a game. Mulligans and astro turf hiccups are par for this course. Want to practice random kindness? If you see a bottle on the ground, feel free to recycle in the receptacle placed by the tee box. It's nice that they thought to have as many receptacles as they did. It really helps keep the place tidy. The staff is young & laid back yet attentive. One clean sweep across all 4 courses at the opening of each AM shift, however, could help keep it 100% litter-free. See, I warned you--I had nothing but good things to say about Camelot Golfland. Will be back! Once I get the go again from my Sir Lancelot to brave the journey to Anaheim, we'll return for a 6-minute tournament to ride the Go Carts like chariots.