Loved this place. Can't wait to return with my kids so they can play more. Hours vary since it's…read morestill a new business. It's set up with various (about 6 different) play stations such as a veterinary corner, construction, and shopping corner. It seems there is one station that changes theme every now and again. The business owners seem like sweet and creative people.

Both my almost 5 year old and 1 year old had a blast playing here. They do a really nice job…read morepacking a large variety of creative and imaginative play stuff in a small place that makes keeping an eye on your kids easy. The woman who runs the place is super nice and thy have a Keurig to enjoy coffee from while the kids play. From now on this will be our go to place when we are visiting family in Paradise and the weather outside is crummy. In the past, we've driven down to Chico to find stuff to do with our kids. This place has anything Chico has to offer beat. Excellent deal.

The best place to have a party! We had our daughters 9th…read morebday @ NC. Booking & the party itself was seem-less, all the kids had a great time and few parents asked for details about booking afterwards. The gym is very clean plus the guys who run the party and demo'ed all the obstacles were great with all the kids. 4 of the 20 kids who attended have autism, we were expecting to have to explain or encourage patience (as we do with many other places) but we didn't even need to disclose any differences! The guys were naturally patient, so kind and encouraging with ALL the kids-they naturally treated all the kids with grace and encouraged them all to do the obstacles, and offered helping hands when needed, like a boost up for ropes out of reach. Highly recommend and grateful for such a great business in town.

나는 8살, 6살 두 명의 아이가 있습니다. 우리는 미국에 1년간 머무르며 자녀들에게 즐거운 추억을 만들어주고 싶었고, 아이들이 이 곳에서 첫번째 클래스를 참석하고 매우…read more즐거워해서 우리는 바로 맴버십을 가입했고 내 생각보다 아이들이 더 참여하고 싶어해서 더 높은 맴버십으로 가입할 걸 생각하고 있습니다. 우리는 이 곳에서 일주일에 3번 이상 즐겁게 시간을 보내고 있으며 모든 직원들은 친절하며 코치들은 아이들 한명 한명에게 큰 관심과 애정을 쏟습니다. 우리는 이곳에서 내 아이의 체력, 근력, 즐거움, 영어실력 향상 등을 얻고 있어서 아주 만족합니다.

Pretty fun trampoline park in Redding…read more They have a few different sections inside. Two areas for older kids on the left and middle sections, and another section on the right for smaller kids. They have a dodgeball area as well as a rock climbing wall The prices are reasonable, especially when you have younger kids shorter than 42". It only cost $7-$8 per kids. They also have an arcade area in the main lobby. Not a ton of games but enough to keep a kid busy for 30-45 minutes? A few of my negative experiences: 1. it's a smaller trampoline park and in a place like Redding, when it rains for example, the place is PACKED. 2. Even though they had a "little kid" section, there was no regulation. There were tons of older kids running around the toddler area, knocking over our toddler and baby. 3. the yelp hours, their website hours and their actual hours are not the same which is super frustrating. Yelp says they're open at 10am every day Their website says "Normal Hours: Monday - Friday : 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM Saturday: 10 AM - 8 PM Sunday: 11 AM Their actual hours: 11am Monday - Friday (see photo) 4. No one answers the phone here. I tried calling at 10am, and continued to call every 15-20 minutes without anyone ever answering the phone. Then around 2:30pm someone finally answered and confirmed they opened at 11am that morning... Which sucked because by the time we got their after 3:30 the place was slammed and our kids were overran by older kids. Over all I'd give it a 3 stars. I would've given it to 4 Star, but I hated that it was so crowded. I also hated that i tried calling for over 3 hours and no one answered the phone DM me and I'll show you the call log. I won't post here because it's unnecessary

We visited Rare Air excited for a fun day with family, but unfortunately, the experience was soured…read moreby an interaction with one of the employees named Landon. From the beginning, Landon was dismissive and unhelpful. When I had a simple question about check-in and wristbands, he gave short, sarcastic answers and made it clear he didn't want to be bothered. I tried to clarify, thinking maybe he misunderstood--but instead of helping, he doubled down with a rude tone and eye rolls. It felt like I was an inconvenience for even asking. Look, I get that customer service isn't always easy. But basic respect shouldn't be optional. I wasn't confrontational--I was just a paying customer trying to get information so our group could enjoy the park. Landon's attitude was not just unprofessional, it was downright disrespectful. The rest of the park was fine--kids had a great time jumping--but that one interaction left a bad taste. I'm sharing this in hopes that management sees it and addresses it, because no family should feel embarrassed or dismissed when they're just trying to make memories. Do better.

This place is a hidden gem! We had such a great time at the mini golf course! The whole place is…read morebeautiful, with flowing water features that made it extra relaxing and fun. My kids had an absolute blast playing through the course, and it was the perfect family outing. What's even better is that there's so much more to do besides mini golf--inside they have arcade games, plus batting cages and even a skating rink just across the parking lot. It's a perfect spot to spend the day with family, since there's something for everyone. We'll definitely be coming back!

Came here while staying m/visiting Chico with the kids. It was the perfect addition to our visit…read morefor the kids (and adults as well). There was one young man (probably in his early 20's) running the entire place. Very friendly service and a fun place for the family to play miniature golf or hit some balls.

Lucas Gymbojie was INSANELY kind and considerate. He helped me with a V4, he showed perseverance…read moreand dedication on wanting me to get better and better a better version of myself, he was not giving up on me and for that here's 5 stars. LG is the best there ever was that ever walked in this building, if there was a chance for anyone being Magnus son, it would be him. Thank you Lucas Gymbojie for your outstanding performance and may everyone strive to be like YOU...may everyone's ancestors know your name and have your legacy be passed down through generations through generations. #givehim/heraraise

Love this gym. Been here for about 2-3ish years now. Has a nice area for calisthenics and weight…read morelifting. But the best part is the climbing wall. Tons of walls to climb and they change every week. The community is also top notch. Met many friends that I'll have for life. Definitely one of the greatest places to be!

We "rented" the railroad for our daughter's birthday party, and it was fantastic. The guys who run…read moreit--on essentially a volunteer basis--were great with the kids. For $75 (a BARGAIN) they ran the train as our own private railroad for 4 hours. There are also some historical buildings (and a few re-creations) and old, retired, "real" trains (steam engine and a caboose) on the fairgrounds near the railroad--so there's some other cool stuff to see. (Note that you can't go in to any of these buildings outside of the annual Glenn County Fair in May.) There are several grassy areas and some picnic tables that served as lunch spots for our guests. PLUS there are restrooms near the train "depot" area--near the old train depot and 1-room school building. (The restrooms are old and small, but they were very clean and nicely maintained.) it looks like the railroad has had a few web pages over the years, but there hasn't been much updated lately and some are no longer up and running. However, as of the date of this review, you can find a little more information online at the following: http://onprailroad.tripod.com/ https://roadtrippers.com/us/orland-ca/points-of-interest/orland-newville-pacific-railroad?lat=40.80972&lng=-96.67528&z=5 A few minor considerations: The (short) tunnel was a little frightening for one or two of the very young (3 year old?) children. However, it's short enough that you can simply hug them to you for the 15-20 seconds required for this. Orland can be very hot in the middle of the summer, so a scheduled event could be canceled due to extreme heat conditions. (This would be a big disappointment, but nobody would have much fun if it's that hot.) You'll need to do some paperwork to get approval from the Glenn County Fairgrounds and the Orland Police, plus you'll need liability insurance (which you may have to purchase for the event), but it was all worth it. There are no restrooms at the usual picnic area (near the intersection of Papst & Yolo streets); the restrooms are about 100 yards away (near the old school and depot). This really isn't inconvenient, unless you have young children who need to go "right now!", and then that 2-minute walk could be a little too long.

We met our granddaughter (after two hours drive) at this location on a rainy Saturday! It was very…read morebusy, but not crazy! The staff did a wonderful job keeping the place clean and keeping the customers happy and the machines going! Food was better than the last time we were there! Thank you for a wonderful time

Here is the deal, when the rude owner and his bad attitude with horrid behavior gets back to me and…read moremine then it becomes a problem. Nobody asked me to do this but hearing how you act will now be known around Redding. Don't go back to the restaurant where you ordered 100USD of food complained asked for a refund and ended up taking it away. READ the menu , you have eaten there before, if says deep fried it will be! And if your food is better then eat it! Stay away.. you and your Filipino wife can go somewhere else. Im from Redding too.. I know lots of people!

I met Amber and Matthew at the CARD Lego Camp. I was so impressed with their style of teaching and…read moreskills with so many kids. They now teach LEGO classes at our after school program.Both my boys had Play Well Birthday Parties and who can deny 3 hours of Lego Fun. I found not just amazing teachers but a new family with Play Well.

I can't say enough great things about this business and the classes it provides our community! Our…read moreson has attended LEGO camps many times over the past few years and he has LOVED them. The instructors are kind, caring and very good at what they teach. There are classes for lots of different age groups too. My son started when he was 5 or 6 I think and he is almost 9 now. They have beginner classes and also classes for more advanced kids. I feel very safe leaving my kid at these classes and he comes home and is totally inspired to create new and exciting things he learned. We have also had this company for a birthday party and it was a hit with all the kids who came. They bring tons of different legos for the kids to create with, and help design a special theme that all the kids can build and contribute too. Totally great for winter birthday parties like we have! Prices are totally reasonable for the classes and birthday parties too. Highly recommend signing up for a class over summer break or they even have them during Spring Break and Winter Break. If you have a creative, thinking master builder like I do, this is the perfect place for them to grow and expand their talents!

Nope. It was a…read morecrowded day, I totally get that. We were there about 2 hours and when we arrived there were no skate trainer assists available to rent. I put my name on a wait list. 20 min later, I noticed many people had returned their skate assists. There were probably 6 of them behind the desk. I probably asked 5x or more if it was our turn on the wait list, every time I was told no. At one point the girl said "you're welcome to walk around out there with your own child" I have a hurt shoulder and a prosthetic hip, otherwise I would've :( Long story short, my son sat on the bench next to the skate rentals, waiting for his turn on the wait list, fighting back tears. In the 45+ min we waited, no one from the wait list ahead of us collected a single skate trainer. And we were repeatedly told we couldn't use one. I definitely understand waiting our turn, but when no one ahead is coming to collect them..... The guy at the skate rental place when we first arrived was super nice tho! But the girls I wasn't impressed with.

Wanted to do something after dinner and stopped at the mini golf course…read more We got there a bit late but the gent running the show was super nice, gave us the heads up we'd probably only finish half. The course has a lot of fun holes and pretty well maintained. Didn't cost much, totally worth it.

This is a hard review to write but I think it's important to share for future families…read more I was very excited for my son to have his first 2 week away at camp experience. It was heartbreaking to hear about his experience when he came home. There was active bullying throughout the camp and no adult interference with that or redirection. Swear words were common without any redirection as was inappropriate conversations and behaviors. One thing that really bothered me was that nudity was acceptable including in the showers with camp counselors. This was not advertised or talked about. It was very disturbing to get a letter from my son talking about his camp counselors penis. I did connect with the Director when I did receive that letter who explained to me that they have a locker room type open set up there in the showers and that the kids are given an opportunity to shower by themselves (although my son said he didn't get that option), if they're more comfortable. I don't think it really hit me how much that bothered me until my son came home and we talked about it further and he shared his own discomfort. Even more bothersome for me was hearing that campers were often naked hanging out casually where he slept. These were his cabin mates who were of the same sex as him but again it was still bothersome to hear that the camp counselors didn't ask kids to put clothes on or consider everybody's comfortability. I do understand that nudity may be a non-issue for some but not for all, and not when it's a bunch of strangers. Lastly my son shared with me that his counselor talked about kissing a girls boobs and for me that was also extremely disturbing and not ok. I had such high hopes for this camp and was so grateful to receive a scholarship for my son to attend, but unfortunately it turned out to be a mistake. There was not appropriate supervision or adult redirection to help kids navigate. As time has gone by my son continues to share stories that just break my heart and upset me that I sent him to this camp. We will not ever go back to this camp. If you have a younger kid, I would really suggest thinking twice before sending them here. Two weeks is a long time for a kid to navigate uncomfortability, bullying, and exposure to inappropriate language/ concepts and ideas.

The summer camp at Bar 717 Ranch is something akin to a national treasure. It is the oldest co-ed…read morecamp in the nation. My 16 year old has attended this camp since they were 9 years old. The camp community truly is a family, generations of kids attend and then send their kids. It's a back-to-basics type place. Nothing like a competitive sports camp. Every afternoon all the campers swim in the "swim hole", which is part of a beautiful river. In the morning kids can choose from several activities including crafts, horse riding, music etc. The camp is located in the "Trinity Alps."