Was going to take my daughter here to get some energy out. I stopped in to check it out and ask the…read moreprice. When you walk in it smells dirty like a McDonald's playground. The equipment was visibly dirty. Honestly the whole place was just run down there were pieces of the baseboards falling off, the wood exposed. The lady at the front seemed unengaged. I asked the price for my 3 year old and she told me you are required to buy their socks on top of the admission and it was $20 all together. For a 3 year old. For $20 for one kid the place should have been in a lot better shape. I would not recommend going here especially. It's not worth it. I've been told to check out the Hilliard location cause it's in way better condition.

Recently had my son's 2nd birthday party here and this place is great! Plenty of space and tons of…read moreactivities. There are balls, trampolines, ball pits, slides, and tons of other typical playground equipment. They also include drinks, plates, tablecloths, and silverware. I think there is also a deluxe party option where they decorate for you but I just came 15 minutes early and brought decorations. We chose the party size for 30 people and there was plenty of space and all of the kids had a blast. I was worried that some of my friend's kids that are 5 and 6 might get bored quickly based on the reviews but none of the kids wanted to leave. My son is the youngest of the bunch, and if anything, he struggled a little bit on his own a bit getting stuck in one of the tubes and running into the carousel and definitely needed to be followed around closely. But overall he had an amazing time and did not want to open his presents or eat his cake because he was having so much fun! Pricing was reasonable and the location was clean and staff were friendly and helpful! Having a birthday party here is probably a one time thing but we will definitely come back on a cold or rainy day and I recommend if you are looking for a place to have a party for your little one!

Kid K had a Girl Scout day camp here, and they have loads of classes and camps. Camp Ken-Jockety…read morehas been around awhile so I'm surprised it's not already on Yelp. As you enter there are two large new multi-purpose buildings, and farther back there's a wetlands area, a pond, shelters, cabins, a pool, and more. Trails run along Big Darby Creek. We used the kitchen classroom, and took a hike. The girls loved it. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Definitely would come back, and they have lots of activities throughout the year.

The pool restrooms and showers are overdue for some serious maintenance. If nothing more, maybe…read morebleach down the floor every now and then? Send your kid with shower shoes and insist they wear them anytime they're in there to avoid athletes foot or other germs. I don't think the camp does anything to shoo the geese along - there are geese droppings EVERYWHERE. Hand sanitizer your friend, all the time.

We absolutely loved having our daughters birthday party here! They helped with everything and made…read moreher day so special! I loved it! I would highly recommend for anyone planning an under 5 birthday party this was amazing and so easy and relaxing!! They entertained the kids and the play area was awesome!

This is a lovely and caring spot. Great play area,…read moreclassroom are huge, teachers are nice. The student size are small but they have two teachers even for 6 kids. A ton of activities for them to get engaged for 3 hours during summer. They have activities, class time, open play, breaktime and structured curriculum. Free snacks, stamp and stickers are always fun for kids. They summarize what they did during the last minute to parents.

Jeffrey Park is huge, and includes the mansion (which Sweetie has been in, and Baby K and I walked…read morealongside,) the pool (which seems great- and crazily crowded on a hot summer day,) and more. Several parking areas, many wooded areas. At least one very nice shelter with bathrooms. And: a playground, our main goal. A great playground. Four separate playsets plus swings. Loads of things for kids to do. One area is fenced in, to corral small kids. Plenty of benches all around, plenty of shade. Only drawback is it's a bit of a walk from the nearest parking lot to the playground. Not as fun for the old guy with bad knees. But, a pleasant walk, and a destination worthy of it.

I came here for an event with Bexley's Parks and Rec Department…read more I'd heard about this place for a while from a friend who said to check it out. It's a historical home that has tons of trails at the back and other facilities for recreation. Along with housing Parks and Rec, it is also a preschool! I didn't get to see the whole of the inside but it's cool to see a historic home that is maintained very well for multipurpose use. They even do chair yoga classes in here!

My daughter had her 13th bday party here because she'd done it once as a child & was feeling…read morenostalgic. Some of her friends were skeptical that it would be fun for them at this age. They thoroughly entertained themselves for a good hour & then Chet stepped & organized some challenging games. Everyone had a great time! We were the 1st to use his new space & he gave us a tour & let us know of things to come. Sounds like an excellent parkour area is next! We would highly recommend a party here especially since Chet is involved to make sure the kids have a good time!

There really aren't enough adjectives to describe how fabulous Chet and The Jungle Gym are. We just…read morehosted a bday party for 16 kids and 20 adults. And I don't know who loved it more. And Chet. The energy and expertise of that man is unparalleled. He went non-stop with the kids for 2 solid hours, and then did it again for 2 other parties that day! We are already looking at additional time there for our gymnastics loving littles, and will likely have every party there from here on out. Huge crowd pleaser for everyone of all ages!!

This place is amazing! Inclusive of every child, they have a small party area packed with…read moredevelopmentally appropriate activities and a large open gym area for bigger play. By bigger play I mean car "rollercoasters", trampolines, inflatables, soft blocks and more on a gymnastics style spring floor. The staff are great and they are open at various times throughout the week for open play, toddler specific play and private events. They also have classes for little such as art, gymnastics, exploring and more!

Really fun time exept for the tug of war I thought it was…read morerigged bc the girls win every time

I took my two young daughters here for open play. It was not that busy and the staff was very…read morefriendly. I really like the fact that the place is well-staffed because there are a lot of opportunities for bad things to happen. With so many employees on hand (and friendly and helpful as well!), I didn't feel like my kids were in danger. The majority of the activities are for kids older than my own, maybe for ages 5-12? My 3 year-old could do some of the obstacle courses and the small kids' bounce house. My 17 month-old could do the small bounce house and I took her down two of the slides, but it was not easy to get up while carrying a small child. There are many bounce houses and inflatable slides, a trampoline, a small laser tag maze, and other related things. There is also a small children area with giant blocks and childrens' toys, but not much else. I thought $9 was a bit steep for two hours (or less) of play and was surprised they don't have longer periods of play time. But my daughters enjoyed their time there and I would probably go back when they are a bit older. It's worth checking out. As I mentioned, the staff was great and made my daughters' experience great.

Went to the annual Ohio Gourd Show and had so much fun! It's a completely free event and everyone…read morewas so friendly. We had a homeschool event hosted by someone from the Ohio Gourd Society where we learned all about the different varieties of gourds, ways they can be used, the history, and got to do a free painted gourd craft. I'm not ashamed to say gourds may be my new favorite art medium! Affordable, natural, and incredibly versatile. It's on every year the first full weekend (Fri/Sat/Sun) in October. Saturday is the most popular day, with music and more vendors. There is a huge display of gourd crafts up for judging in a couple dozen categories. People are so clever and talented! The fairgrounds is a great location - lots of free parking, easy to get to, classroom and learning spaces, restrooms, etc. I wish there were more food vendors but this is a very small, free event so manage your expectations! FYI: The Ohio Gourd Society really wants more people to come and get interested! If you're an artist or crafter, I highly recommend you consider it. They're a good group of people!

1) Charging $20 for fair admission on JUG day for 18+ on top of selling tickets to the races is…read morejust straight up greedy. 2) One of the main things I enjoy is the animals. All of them leaving on Wednesday and Thursday takes the fun out of the rest of the week. 3) For those doing fundraisers, try keeping food in stock for the whole week. They were running out food on Monday. 4) Motorsports- The defined pit area is the pit area for those watching the events. How about some enforcement next year.