Well it has been almost 10 years since I reviewed this place, so I will update my review. It is…read morestill a go to of mine for mini golf, go carts and arcade. The batting cages have been broken for years now and are probably never going to return, but aside from that it is still a wonderful entertainment place. I played mini golf there yesterday and went to the arcade and it is still awesome. The golf lines were long, but they informed us of this and we decided to do it anyway. Great 18 hole course. Golf driving range in wonderful. Great all around place, still.

Skull Island was a fun stop for mini golf. The course itself was well-designed -- challenging…read moreenough to keep it interesting, and enjoyable for both kids and adults. It was pretty crowded when we went (Friday afternoon in the summer), so there was a wait at almost every hole, which made the pace a bit slow. It didn't ruin the experience, but it did make it feel a bit drawn out. The price is definitely on the higher side compared to other mini golf spots in the area. Overall, we had a good time, but not sure it'd be our first choice if we were looking to play again.

The museum is really cool! It's well laid out, detailed, and well kept. This is definitely best for…read moreolder kids and adults as it's mostly reading and displays; littles would be bored. We thought the end of the tour was cool where you could see how they found and preserved the artifacts as well as current concentrations they're working on uncovering. My only complaint is I think, for the somewhat high price, the audio tour should be included.

We were supposed to be on a boat but the weather was horrible and the water way to choppy so looked…read morefor somewhere inside to go and found this and all 6 of us thought it was a great 60-90 minutes. We learned all about early times here on the east coast and lots and lots about how and what pirates did a couple hundred years ago, who were pirates and how the Whydah ship was found and all things on it. Just can't say enough positive things about this museum!

This is a small but lovely place with a beautiful wildflower garden…read more The visitor center tells the history if Burgess who wrote the novels about Peter Cottontail. They also have a gift store and a kitchen where they make jam. There are demos of jam making on certain days Plenty of parking is available.

The ladies at the visitors' center recommended stopping by the Green Briar Nature Center and Jam…read moreKitchen. This home to writer and conservationist Thornton Burgess' Peter Rabbit and friends sits on a lovely property with a beautiful view of the pond and chairs to relax and take in the view. The main building contains an immense jam kitchen. Unfortunately, it was closed to visitors for jam production when we were there. We purchased some of their jam in the gift shop and it was delicious! The Nature Center offers fun cooking classes and events like afternoon teas. They also have a pretty garden and a room dedicated to Thornton Burgess' work. I'd highly recommend a visit, especially on a pretty day. Take a picnic!

My kids have been begging to go to a trampoline park and we have been unable (pandemic). I was…read morethrilled to find an outdoor trampoline park to take them to! The park is quite small with only 12 individual trampolines ground level. It is surrounded by chain fencing and barbed wire...ambience slightly lackluster. The pricing is expensive as they charge $8 for 10minutes. I don't know about your kid but 10 minutes flies by for mine. That aside, they loved being able to jump on a trampoline and had a great time. Side note: Sweet Izzy Ice Cream is right there and dairy free. Yum!

Fun outside activity if you need a break from the beach. I saw that you pay $8 for 10 minutes of…read morejumping and thought, surely they won't be strict. Well, 10 minutes on the dot, we got called to leave. We went at a non-busy time so we didn't wait, kids got right on. They have the rules posted so it's pretty clear how to jump on these. Park is pretty small with maybe 12 trampolines pretty close together. I thought it was cool that is was outside and something for the kids to do. I do wish they gave you 15 minutes, 10 seemed shorter than I thought it would. We would go back!

Bottom Line: A lovely gift shop and separately a donation based museum with exhibits that explain…read moreWHOI's role in ocean exploration. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) buildings (and U. of Chicago Marine Biological Laboratory) buildings are sprinkled throughout the town of Falmouth. WHOI buildings open to the public include (1) the visitor center and store, (2) a discovery center (museum) and (3) an aquarium. This review is for the visitors center and gift shop that is located on the main street as well as the discovery center that is located on a side street. My husband and I first stopped at the Visitor Center and Store on the drag street of what I assume is downtown Falmouth. The store sells ocean and ship themed t-shirts, hoodies and insulated cups and other "science-y" souvenirs. The store was very organized and everything was neatly displayed. We didn't buy anything but we had a lovely conversation with the very helpful employee who gave us a map of the area and made recommendations for lunch spots as well as how to find the WHOI Discovery Center and WHOI aquarium. Next we visited the Discovery Center which is appropriately located in a beautiful historic school. We found the introduction video about what WHOI does very helpful and we enjoyed the exhibits in the brightly lit space. I was surprised to learn that the 60-year-old Alvin mini-sub that is famous for taking explorers to the Titanic is still in service. I enjoyed being able to scan a QR code with my phone to see the real time position of WHOI's research vessels. The Discovery Center is donation based and like any good museum, there is a gift shop at the end. As far as parking, street parking is the name of the game in this part of Falmouth. We found a spot at a parking meter and walked to the Visitor Center, Discovery Center, aquarium and lunch.

The WHOI Exhibit Center&Gift Shop is a charming little spot, tucked away with only an oceanic mural…read moreto indicate its existence. They currently have exhibits on the Titanic, whale sounds, sharks, the March 2011 tsunami in Japan, and the sea floor spreading of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (it would be interesting if they pointed out that this sea floor spreading is happening inland in the Imperial Valley, thanks to the East Pacific Rise) The gift shop is varied&fun, with plenty for adults&kids alike. Everything has an oceanic theme. There are books about New England's haunted lighthouses, the exploration of the Titanic, Cape Cod cookbooks, fun for the whole family.

Our favorite playground in the area. Plenty of shade for sunny days. They also have two sets of…read moreswings and play sets for younger kids and older kids which is really nice. There is also a big parking lot across the street with a shaded grassy area for a picnic and a port-a-potty.

Took my two nieces here (5 and 9) and they enjoyed it enormously! The little one is determined to…read moremaster monkey bars and she did so in two visits. The older one climbed to the top of the tetrahedron and was quite proud of herself! Several adults made the climb also. We all enjoyed the swings! Recommended by a friend as one of the best playgrounds in town and we would definitely agree!

Found this little gem driving by with the kids and decided to stop in. Glad we did, super cool!…read moreLoved the DND pinball machine.

Not to sure about this place very weird vibe all adults I did not feel safe leaving my kids there .read more

I love having memories of playing this course growing up and now being able to share it with my…read moredaughter is so special! Amazing staff, butterflies fluttering as you play, and ice cream without the crazy cape cod lines. Such a fun and calming place to be. Thanks for the memories harbor lights!!!

Fun course with some shady spots here and there. Snacks and drinks available for purchase, merch,…read moreand even beers for the course. Port o potty out front. Would play here again!