I was in town visiting my sister and between us we have five boys. After a week of family time, we…read moredecided they needed something to wear them out before heading home. This place was clean and has many jump options. They had some issue with the computer when we tried to check in, so we had to wait around until someone could fix it. The restrooms weren't clean by comparison to the actual jump area. For a jump park, it was okay. The price was average, and it accomplished the goal of making my boys tired enough that they napped on the car ride home. It's a solid 3 1/2 stars compared to other parks we've been to.

My kids had so much fun and we are going back today for a girls day just make sure that they have…read morethey're socks cause last time we went we saw someone get kicked out cause they didn't have enough money for socks

My daughter and I have been members of the Brooks Family YMCA in Charlottesville for less than 6…read moremonths and we love it. It is an incredibly clean and organized facility with lots of options for cardio and weight training. I love the spin classes which are available almost daily and various hours of the day. The instructors for spin classes are all incredible and challenging yet approachable and encouraging. The indoor walking/running track is awesome boasting large beautiful window seats which offer beautiful views of the trees behind the building. There's even a child care facility onsite! The design of the building itself is also thoughtful. There are locker rooms but multiple cubbies and jacket racks for storage. There are two levels , the lower level with the basketball court and yoga/ studio rooms as well as a large weight training area. Not to knock the local fitness centers but I was a longtime member of ACAC however due to a job change I could no longer afford that membership. I've waited 4 years to rejoin a gym and the Brooks Family YMCA is definitely worth the wait. Everyone I meet at the YMCA appears to be as satisfied as I am and why not?!? We have the cleanest, most modern and affordable facility with the most amenities in Charlottesville, Va. Thank You to everyone who had a hand in brining this YMCA to our area.

This facility does not honor the military outreach program that the rest of the YMCA's across the…read morecountry have implemented. The rude lady at the front desk yesterday said she called her manager, who told her we needed to give her a "list from the DOD." First of all, there is no DoD, it is the DoW. Second, who would give you this list, Hegseth? Third, we have CaC cards that prove what part of the DoW we serve with.

Recently visited with my kiddos and what a hit! We spent two and a half hours playing at the…read moreDouglass Community center. The dunes (sand pit) is for ages 5 and under only. The sand is so nice and there's tons of toys to play with. It's all indoors now too! Lots of seats for adults and even charging stations for phones!!

Took my 4 year old here. It's located at the Douglas Community Center. There's a large playground…read morealso! Awesome place. Beach music plays while you play in the sand!

This is a great hidden gem in Woodbridge for families with Toddlers. They can run around freely!…read moreGreat way for home school kids to interact with other toddlers their age. The kids ran and played with no care in the world. AND they had front row seating for parents to oversee the playtime. I am glad we found a place closer than DC area to allow toddlers to enjoy. When Chucky E. Cheese is packed with school aged kids? This works perfectly

Beehive in Woodbridge has gone down hill in the last year:…read more Pros: It does not have surge pricing on Fridays. Cons: - It opens at 10am - It was dirty, it had not been vacuumed recently - The Air hockey table was still down - The ball shooter area was still down and nothing had replaced it. - Some of the protective foam padding was falling down and was unsafe. Hyper kids in Alexandria is newer, cleaner, and better. Trampoline parks are generally cleaner.

We just had my son's birthday party here with under the sea glow party. It was definitely one of…read morethe most special birthday party for us. Science experiment, glow in the dark face/hand painting, as well as learning about sea animal. Wow! The kids were all so excited!!! Staffs are all wonderful and very attentive!!! Helping us to decorate and serving food. The Science Place has so many different themes and we will definitely have another birthday party here and my son will love to take some classes from the Science Place as well.

Had twins 4 year old bday party there with their classmates. Everything was so much fun the kids…read morecouldn't pull themselves away from the activities for pizza and cake! Staff was super helpful and organized. They had four science related activities tailored to the twins interest in dinosaurs and space. Everyone got a chance to participate. Moms and dads were happy because it was educational but the kids were super stoked going from one adventure to the other. Super clean and spacious. First time for us but won't be the last- considering them for our summer camp.

Sunshine play is absolutely adorable!! Imagine our world shrunk into a smaller version for the…read morelittle ones. We found this gem by accident walking thru the mall after dinner and decided to come back and try it. It's for ages 0-5 which is perfect and you make your reservation online. $20 for 2 hours of play and $10 for the second kid. Grippy socks are needed. Everything is safe and clean which I loved. It was quite with a great Disney playlist playing in the background. The bathrooms were squeaky clean and there were white crocs by the bathrooms so you didn't go in with just socks on. You can bring snacks and drinks for your little one and sit in the front waiting area with it. For parents with big kids that don't need as much assistance the sitting area upfront is so nice. There were also couches in the back infront of the ballpit that has phone chargers ready for you. The staff was super nice and clean up in between each session. Will def be returning this summer.

I've been coming here since my toddler could barely walk…read more Definitely perfect for toddlers. Lots of open play and every toy a child could want to play with. You must make a reservation prior to showing up and they do only allow so many kids in at once. So plan accordingly!

A great little ropes course for having fun in Luray…read more There's a moment when climbing when I realized "wait, I didn't have to sign a waiver for this. Either they're reckless, or so confident in their course that I must be safe." Needless to say, I felt safe on the course. I weigh over 200 lbs. and the harness held me when I hung on without putting my feet on the ground. Also, the tracks are designed that the only openings for you to come off is at the entrance and exit. There's a great little training course just a couple feet off the ground. A good place to start with children and understand how to move the harness around when encountering other climbers so you can pass the other without getting harnesses tangled. There are various challenges throughout the course that range from easy to moderately challenging. These include static beams, to tightrope walking, or to swaying bridges or ropes. I wouldn't say anything is too hard. I think the Level 1 challenges were a little more manageable than the ones higher up on Level 2. The only one that genuinely scared me was a Level 2 spot to walk out on a beam, out over everything else (spoiler, the beam rocks up and down). The whole course crisscrosses so you can skip one challenge and still get to another one past it, and there are two staircases for moving between Levels 1 and 2. Fair to say, this is not for people with a fear of heights. Child #2 preferred the lower level, though he tried a few higher up. Child #1 is fearless and did most challenges 2 or more times. It was windy that day, so it was a little more daunting at times. One guy passed us on the way down from Level 2, clearly a little nervous. No judgment here. Know your limits! If it's not too crowded, you could do the whole course in 25 to 30 minutes, but we spent about an hour up there and had loads of fun. Would absolutely go again.

During my visit, I witnessed the course operator make a female guest cry. Her child (maybe 5 yrs…read moreold) was new to the country and didn't speak English very well. He came to the exit and the operator disconnected him before his parent could explain that he couldn't get back on. When the mother asked for an exception due to the language barrier, she was told that if he's going to be in America then he need to speak English. He then left his post to confront another guest who was nearby that told him his behavior was very rude. She told him to get out of her face and to walk away and he refused. Meanwhile, there are multiple people waiting to exit the course because he was too preoccupied trying to intimidate a woman. I've never seen an employee represent a tourist attraction so poorly. My family and I won't be coming back nor will I encourage any of my friends to go. But if you're looking for something new with a side of sexism and racism, have at it.