This is the absolute best playground in Warwick. It is very well maintained, safe, and clean. It's…read moresuch a neat experience for children. They can truly let their imaginations run wild here. They can drive the big wooden car or one of the many Little Tykes cars they have. You can fly a helicopter or be the train conductor. You can play in the sand table with all of the construction vehicles. You can pretend to paddle the fishing boat and pretend to fish. It's truly one of the best playgrounds I have seen. Make sure to check the hours before going. They stick to a schedule there. The workers there are truly so kind and friendly.

Really only for younger kids (our grandson is 4 1/2) or those wirth disabilities. It was a bit…read morerundown.

Needing to get the kids out of the house or a feeling nostalgic for a game of mini golf? Monster…read moreMini Golf will take care of that itch for you! Don't be confused by the address it is on the backside of the building, just follow the arrows around and there was a good amount of parking there on a mid day afternoon. While the course and games may be a little dated, it is still a fun experience and way to spend a few hours out of the house. Arcade has ticket and non ticket game for prizes at the counter pre or post game if you choose to partake. Not overly scary for little ones, there are a few of the props that do move. They even have two party rooms that you can reserve if you need to host an event with this theme in mind. Enjoy!

Really fun, slightly crazy & silly, monster-themed mini golf spot in Seekonk. There are also a…read morebunch of classic arcade games to play. Large parking lot. We had a great time, 10/10 would recommend!

Amazing place for the kids to go! Super fun, affordable, friendly staff and adults can join the fun!read more

My son and I arrived at approximately 12:50 p.m. and checked in using a Return Pass that we…read morereceived following his birthday party at this location on June 13, 2026. At no point during check-in did the staff inform us that the facility's restrooms were inoperable due to a sewage-related issue. After entering, I learned that guests were expected to use the restroom at Marshall's next door, which was hand written paper posted on their bathroom doors. We went over to Marshalls as directed and this was especially concerning because the facility had also admitted a camp group of more than 20 children, who were waiting in line at Marshalls that was almost 20 children to use a two-stall restrooms. Despite the lack of working restroom facilities onsite, Kids Empire staff continued allowing additional families and guests to enter without clearly disclosing the situation beforehand. I was told by a staff member I could use the restroom and Roto-Rooter was just finishing up in the women's room. I opened the door to find sewage water in the women's restroom. The staff seemed unconcerned. Had I been informed before using our Return Pass, I would not have entered the facility that afternoon. Access to a safe and functioning restroom is a basic necessity, particularly in a children's play facility serving young children and large camp groups. I was contemplating calling the Rhode Island Department of Health. Once I became aware that the restrooms were not operational, I asked a staff member to provide another Return Pass so that my son and I could return on a day when the facility was fully functional. My request was refused.

Found this gem of the playground while visiting the area…read more The play area is fully fenced, which gives so much peace of mind with little ones running around. There was good amount of shade when we were there, and plenty of benches for parents to sit while keeping an eye on the kids. The playground itself is clean, well-kept, and has equipment for both toddlers and older kids. On top of that, there's a basketball court right next to it, which is great for kids/parents who want to shoot some hoops. Parking is easy, and the area feels really family-friendly.

This is one of the better parks I've been to with my 2 year old and she absolutely loves it. All…read morethe slides and the fire truck. All busy play with basketball court as well. One of the safer ones because it's actually all fenced in so if your child runs there's no way to get out. She made some new friends and I love how there is trash cans and park bench's to sit. A plus is that ppl drop off plenty of rude on toys for the kids.

My son is 2 almost 3 and when we walked in he got really excited! He enjoyed all of the kids…read moreactivities including the merry go round palm tree, the various stores (kids kitchen, salon, & school). He also liked the bouncy house, basketball court. slide, & jungle gym as well as the Beam Interactive Play area! Which was so cool we are thinking about buying our own. We ended up staying for two hours and getting grilled cheese (because he heard the announcement). The food was made on a hot plate and George Forman grill but it did the trick- he had ice cream afterwards which was convenient. Overall only cost us $12 for a few hours which was pretty sweet because it helped get My sons energy out. I'd say this is a cute little place to bring the young kids but they might need to add so more stuff if they want guests to stay a little longer, because I think 2-3 hours is the max amount of time you could spend here! We will be back- most likely in the winter!

Fun place. Good for a toddler. Brought my two year old son last week and he had a blast. He could…read moredo all but two things (blow up slide and slide play area). Lots of variety. He really enjoyed the balloon area. Price was reasonable. Place was very clear and saw the staff washing items multiple times while we were there.

Great place! Engaging, clean, fun! My 9 year old son loved coming and visiting the center! We will…read morebe back to explore!

I cannot say enough about how important this organization is to our kids…read more Mobile Quest started out as exactly that, a mobile adventure. Brian and his crew are a S.T.E.M. based experience fully equipped with all ends of the spectrum of science, technology, engineering and math. They create engaging activities for students, children and scouts and recently touched down in this great open space conveniently located in Cranston, Rhode Island. Now equipped with a play ground of possibilities, they have expanded to host birthday parties, camp sessions and soon drop-in sessions. Coding basics in elementary level to intermediate and advanced robotics can be found in the "bot" area. There is a wonderful "maker space" where the tykes can just create and imagine up everything from, stick figures to rocket ships. Lego is a great way to promote engineering and they sure are fun. Just be sure to clean up after yourself (have you ever stepped on one of those things, yikes!). I really cannot speak enough about how cool this space and organization is!

Super super cute!! Such a good rainy day event! They have many different ways to get discounted…read moretickets (military, memberships, ebt holder, library card holder etc). Check in process is easy and simple. Such cute fun activities for kids of all ages. Could certainly spend half a day to a full day here! Plus full price tickets aren't bad either ! (20 bucks).

We had a wonderful visit to the Museum and would definitely recommend it for families with young…read morekids. There are tons of interactive exhibits including water play, climbing structures, pretend play areas, and building activities--that kept my toddler engaged the entire time. One of the highlights for us was the special area just for ages 0-4. It's such a thoughtful addition because it gives younger children their own safe space to crawl, climb, and play without being overwhelmed by the bigger kids. My toddler loved it, and as a parent, I appreciated that it was clean, well-designed, and developmentally appropriate. The superspace jumbo magnets were another hit amongst kids and adults alike. The parents got so invested into it and were building tunnels for the kiddos. Great fun for us too! Overall the space is very thoughtfully designed, and you can tell the staff really care about creating an engaging environment. They have a new craft activity everyday as well. Everything felt safe, clean, and inviting. It's easy to spend a few hours here without the kids getting bored. Another bonus is that the museum is in a great spot--there are a few restaurants within a block or two, which made it perfect to grab lunch right after all the fun.

I recently visited for my nephew's 10th birthday party, and we had such a great experience! There…read morewas so much for the kids to do--bouncy house, basketball, obstacle course, and more--all included in the party fee. They also provide a private party room that you're free to decorate, and you can bring your own food, drinks, cake, and candy, which made everything so convenient. The staff was friendly and present without being overbearing, which we really appreciated. Overall, this is a fantastic party venue for energetic, busy children. We'll definitely be back!

Our daughter started on a rec volleyball league today at Teamworks. Good amount of parking. I…read morethought the outside was pretty beat up and looked sketchy outside. Once inside it's just like any other inside sports place. Has that smell. Plenty of fields inside and courts. It could use a little touching up but it gets the job done although for a Saturday at 4pm during Celtics playoffs the bar wasn't open...

Central Rock Gym in Warwick was the first CRG gym I've been to since moving to RI and NE in…read moregeneral, and I've been going back since! Membership prices are within if not slight lower than average which is great for beginners trying to stick to something new. On my first visit, the staff was very helpful and provided a tour of their facilities, and explained ground rules clearly. Having been to other gyms while in Texas it's always nice to see staff explain simple do's and don't's to new visitors. My only concern is regarding kids running under or too close to the walls while climbers are on them, as the parents are either not aware or unfazed of the dangers to both their kid and the climbers. It would be nice to see staff address this to the parents. Overall great gym, amazingly friendly and helpful staff, facilities are always cleaned, and the climbing community is one of the most supportive out there!

My regular gym is the Central Rock at Randolph, MA. This is my first time visiting this Warwick…read morelocation and I am loving it! Compared to my home location, I felt that their bouldering had a great mix of problems catering to varying different skill levels. I checked the website and it said that both locations had 3,000 square feet of bouldering. This Warwick location felt like it was bigger and had more, but who knows! For those that have not been here, there is bouldering that is on the right wall upon entering that extends to the back and wraps to the left. Then there is some lead belay walls right across the main bouldering. Off to the left are more top rope and auto belay walls. They also have a fitness center with gym equipment as well as a wall with all types of holds to practice on/learn hold types. Lastly, there is a yoga studio that is available to members. I really enjoyed the variety and the set up of this location. Visiting different locations is definitely fun and I'll be back whenever I'm in the area itching to climb.

The king vultures are back! Goofy (M) & Nubs (F) were off-site for a few weeks, & I was starting to…read moreget concerned. I love visiting the king vultures & sitting with them for a while. They make excellent eye contact. Thankfully, they're back now! I visited them this week & was so relieved to see them. Goofy celebrated his 44th birthday in July & Nubs celebrated her 43rd in May. Happy birthday, you majestic creatures. Pro tip: the zookeeper who mostly tends to the king vultures is super friendly & a wealth of knowledge about these amazing birds. If you catch her around, be sure to say hi & ask her some questions!

My husband and I went to the zoo for the first time. Let me start by saying that the ride in…read morethrough the park was amazing! The park itself where the zoo is situated, is absolutely gorgeous with a lot of stuff going on from tennis, to kids playing, to people exercising. The zoo itself is not huge, but what we liked about it was we saw at least three animals that we had never even heard of! And we go to a lot of zoos and know animals! It was interesting that when the elephants were let out, they had different areas close to the fence where the elephants could grab a snack in an enrichment type toy that kept them very close and visible. We actually found that with a lot of the animals that they're enrichment toys were located in areas that kept them close to the crowds, and they seemed more than happy to be snacking in those spots. The enclosures were not huge, but seemed to be very clean. I was very satisfied with our visit. There are not a ton of food options, but would recommend the bacon cheese Smashburger meal, which came with a drink and very respectable french fries. Seems like a great zoo for kiddos and has a goat petting zoo where they can brush the goats.