the outdoor area makes this worth it! the inside steam area is cool and my daughters loved the…read moremirror maze, but the outside area is super fun. there are so many different things to do and they had sprinklers and water sprayers which was awesome since it was incredibly hot. staff was super friendly and engaging with kids of all ages. my two year old had a blast too. the crafts were great. Definitely recommend this for kids and adults who are kids at heart

Cute, but I'm kind of on the fence if it was actually worth the price we paid for entry. It's $16…read moreper person-- 18 months and up, which I sort of think is ridiculous. I would say the inside is more geared towards older children (at least 10+) and adults. My 6 and 2 year old could have cared less about any of the exhibits. They went through the mirror maze several times, but my 2 year old kept bashing into the mirrors. The outdoor portion was better. There was quite a few things for younger kids to do, to include a water table, painting on plexiglass glass, a dinosaur scavenger hunt, games, building blocks, play structure, etc. They had some tables and chairs set up for crafts, story time, and even let the kids pet a tortoise. While this area was nice, I felt like a lot of these activities could be found or done for free at local parks or a library. It was a nice break from the beach, but I don't think the cost is worth it for me to go back or refer it to friends.

This place exceeded my expectations! So much to do and see. Good for all ages, even my little 1…read moreyear old. Can't wait to go back and try the cafe, too!

Perfect place for the kids to have a blast AND adults to feel like a kid again! They have a warrior…read morechallenge course similar to the "American ninja warrior" tv show. The arcade had a great selection, and nothing beats the trampolines! Will definitely be there again in the future

When you have a super energetic toddler, and every weekend you have to think really hard how to…read moreburn down his/ her energy, it is troublesome.I've tried to bring my toddler to the playgrounds in local parks, but she got bored after going too many times. Then I started to think maybe she should learn how to exercise properly instead of playing regular swings or slides. This summer we had a chance to visit relatives in California. I did some search and brought my daughter to a kid's gym class where the equipments are designed for young toddlers. Apparently, my daughter loved it. After returned back Savannah, I started to search a similar place, and fortunately, I found Peds Play literally the next block from Monkey Joes Savannah. The small gym is belonged to Peds Health by Dr. Ericka Russell- Petty. I first asked Dr. Ericka whether I could take a look before taking kids in. She kindly agreed and showed me around. When I saw the equipments, I talked to myself "OMG, they look tough, I don't think my toddler is ready for them". Dr. Ericka told me kids always find what they can do and enjoy being in the gym. I went home and considered for 2 days, then a Saturday morning I decided to bring my kids to Peds Play. My toddler in the beginning was very careful looking for what she wants to play. 20 mins later, she started to move things around (thank God, because it was still early, and we were the only party in the gym, so I didn't have to worry disturbing other kids). Then almost an hour passed, my daughter played crazy in the gym and climbing the net like a monkey. In the end, I had to beg her to leave. I think Dr. Ericka was correct, you've never known what the limited is for a kid. When my daughter walked out the door and headed to the car, she told me "mummy, I am so tired, but I like it". As soon as we got home, she crushed on the couch immediately. Dr. Ericka currently arranges with different classes for Saturday afternoon. Also plans for summer camp. Although my kids are still too young for either one, I believe after they turn to 5 years old, they will be excited to join the programs. But at least for now, my toddler can have fun and burn down her energy in this kid's gym in the weekend. Additional information: Have to be 2-25 years old to participate, and must wear socks or sneakers. Age 2-12 years and under 60 inches tall is $10 for first hour then $5 for additional hour Age 13-25 years or above 60 inches tall is $12 for first hour then $6 for additional hour Come back the next day for $7 for first hour then $3 If you are interested in being members, pay $30 for 30 days Monday-Saturday 9am- 6pm, Sunday Closed You may see Peds Play door is locked during the business hours. Please walk to the office of Peds Health, the assistants will open the gym for you.

From the owner: Combines play and exercise for youth 2-25 years old. Information about eating healthy. Fueling…read morethe body for education

Are you a nature lover? If so, this is definitely the place to visit. Wear your comfortable…read morefootwear because you definitely will need it. Lots of walking about 2 miles through trees and bushes. $3 for Military/ $5 for everyone else for entry. There's a small farm with chickens, large pigs, lambs, a cow and a donkey. Few beautiful rabbits that will melt your heart. The bald eagle was a sight to see. The oversized alligator that occasionally makes loud cat calls lol was entertaining. So much more to see Bison, deers, fox, snakes, turtles and more Take the children and let them run

We had such a wonderful day here! It was a beautiful place to take a stroll and enjoy the outdoors…read more There were so many interesting animals to see, although unfortunately, most of them seemed to have other plans and didn't want to come out and visit us. The experience is self-guided, which we really enjoyed. You're given a map and can explore at your own pace. There are also restrooms and vending machines near the entrance, which was convenient. We spent about 2 1/2 hours exploring, and it was a lovely way to spend the day. Definitely worth visiting if you're looking for a relaxing outdoor experience with children!

There are lots of reasons to give this location 5 stars. It's flashy with acitivities & options,…read morebringing joy & excitement to any kid's heart. The staff seemed ample, able & friendly enough and adapted to the loud noises of an amusement park like atmosphere. They had some old retro basketball hoops & skee ball games, but most was on the latest trendy arcade game level. The room was large enought to accommodate several parties at once and were all set up for two when I was there, with moms, balloons & cupcakes marching in for early set-ups. I happened to be staying at the hotel next door and had not been in one in a long time, so went over for supper. I ordered a small six inch cheese pizza and it cost a whopping $14 including tax. It was a tasty cheese and came out hot. The problem was that staff member James dropped the ball and never put the order in! I was there a whopping 25 LOUD minutes after ordering, waiting for a pizza that was never made! No apologies. Another guy ungloved, was given the pizza to put on the conveyor het belt. No napkins or a fork were provided and due to noise overload, I took it back to the hotel. I would not return without a party invite forcing me to be there. Food service was substandard. I'll also note this place has been updated, a lot of the old pics here are NOT what is in side. No stage, no booths, definitely looks much better! They had a security guy on site.

Clean but needs an update, god forbid u ask for help, rude staff but the girl who took care of me…read moreat the counter was nice. My niece won 125 tickets and of course they did not honer it, they gave 54 instead, seriously. Oh the pizza was good.

Lady at the desk booking Birthday parties. said I could pay her $200 under the table and she would…read moreguarantee the ultimate party with all the bells and whistle. I opted to pay full price which I thought she said $440, $44 per jumper got charged $470. The place is great the workers are slim!

Sky Zone offers a lot of fun activities and has become a favorite spot for our family, especially…read moreafter hosting our daughter's birthday party there. It's a typical trampoline park but has some standout attractions like a big slide, zip line, foam pits, dodgeball, and a basketball court, which the kids absolutely love.However, there are a couple of areas for improvement. The facility could benefit from more thorough cleaning before opening, as it often feels less than pristine. Additionally, while the young staff members are friendly, they sometimes seem distracted and not fully attentive to what's happening around the park. Despite these minor issues, our kids still have a blast each time we visit. With a bit more attention to cleanliness and supervision, it could be an even better experience for families.

This is a lovely neighborhood located conveniently near downtown Savannah. Shopping is only 15…read moreminutes away! There is a small community pool and children's playground with a huge grassy field for letting off steam or dog walking. Also has a Little Free Library.

Great park. Very large area that you can bring your dog, walk and let the children play. Some shade…read moretrees. Nice parking area as well. There is a pool that you have to be a member to attend. I am unsure if bathrooms are available for non members of the pool.

I love parks and green spaces, so naturally, I am always on the lookout and having kids, I'm always…read morelooking for new places to let the kids run around to change up the scenery. I can't remember how I learned about Tiedeman Park (TP), probably from some blog titled "10 Most Instagram-worthy Spots in Savannah" LOL, which probably led me down a rabbit hole of research, but I definitely added it to my list to explore. What I was most intrigued about TP is the pics I had seen of the lane of palm trees. I finally had the chance to check it out after running some errands in town. - Parking - Street parking. I parked at the extreme end of the park on Washington Ave and Atlantic Ave. The streets that run parallel to the park are narrow and seem like traffic lanes only. Didn't see any cars parked there. I suggest parking where I parked, so you can also walk the entire length of the park and back, to explore fully. - Activity / Trail Description - If you looked at the entire space in birds eye view, the green space almost looks like a yard glass. Stumpy bottom, long neck and a wide cup at the top. However, after exploring it, from looking at how the actual space is marked, TP seems to be only the wide cup at the top, if that makes sense. Not sure what the long neck area is part of or named and the stumpy bottom is Baldwin Park. For description purposes, the entrance of the park (the wide cup at the top) starts at Washington Ave and Atlantic Ave and goes all the way to the "stumpy bottom" at E 41st St and Atlantic Ave at Baldwin Park. I will call the "entrance" where I saw the park sign and also where I parked on Washington Ave and Atlantic Ave. The Savannah Arts Academy building is directly in front of it. What's really beautiful about this park is the long rows of palm trees that line the entire pathway on either side. This pathway crosses about 5 intersections, so when crossing, do so with caution because we all know how people drive! There are beautiful oak trees draped in Spanish Moss in the grassy areas and pretty large houses that face the length of the park that are nowhere near my income bracket LOL. They definitely keep the grass well maintained as the landscapers were doing exactly that during my visit. There are park benches all along the way to stop and listen to the ear piercing cicadas, although not very well shaded and probably why I was the only one crazy enough to walk in the park in this heat! - What I did - I walked the entire length and back on the paved path and I forgot to turn the Fitbit on from the beginning, but I did remember when I got to the end for the way back. It logged it at bout 0.18 miles, so that's one way to give you an idea on distance. - Heads Up - Park is pet friendly, but they must be on a leash. If you have kids, there is a gated playground at the other end of TP at Baldwin Park (the "stumpy bottom). There was a little square that was well shaded and equipped with benches throughout. If you're a history buff, there is a historical marker by the Georgia Historical Society near the "entrance" of the park of Malcolm R. Maclean who was a mayor for a short term, who lived nearby and was buried at the Bonaventure Cemetery. I'll definitely go back there in the "colder" months, LOL. Right now, the lack of shade from the scorching sun and the miserable heat makes enjoying the park very difficult, but if you like running in this heat or need to get your steps in, it's a great place to do it, while taking in the beautiful scenery. Just bring lots of water and stay hydrated!