My kids love this place! So much fun and a great place for parties. Also the owners are wonderful…read morepeople

Very nice play place. Our daughter loves playing here and asks to go all the time. Reasonably…read morepriced. Toys are in good repair and lots to do

A group of us came to climb and the staff was very helpful (bound to Dylan for helping us out with…read morefood and hiking recommendations). Highly suggest calling ahead of time to warn them if you're coming in with a big group. We didn't want to bombard them and surprise them with a group of 11. We also all got skill checked because all 11 of us are climbers so we made that part easy on them. The gym is decent with a variety of grades. With it being in a small town they are limited on 11's and there was only one 12 while here. Again it's understandable but their 5.10 routes were pretty good and did well with working with the limited height they have. Their boulder area is small but they provide a good variety of climbs. The only things I had a hard time with was: - Their holds aren't the newest, which isn't the problem, but because the holds are covered in chalk/rubber, it was hard to really determine which holds went with which routes. I'd suggest that they avoid setting similar looking color routes next to each other. -A lot of the routes seemed like they were made for the reach for tall people. I'm not sure if that was the intention or not but I'd suggest keeping an eye on that for shorter climbers or providing a few more foot jibs. Nothing can become more frustrating then doing multiple routes where some can't be done cause you can't reach it but everyone else can. Overall I did enjoy the gym, just some minor things that don't break the gym but they're things that can help make climbing life a little bit easier.

Very friendly owner and staff...welcoming for new climbers and beginners. Fun routes and they offer…read morelessons which is nice.

I can't say enough good things about this place! It's so…read morebeautiful and the host was so friendly and helpful. We had a great time camping at the High Point and definitely want to go again. The view is amazing (great for photography), hiking was great, and fishing in the pond was really fun!

Great programming here, for the most part. But very inaccessible parking, and I just got back from…read moresitting through a three hour show with no air conditioning and a packed house. The show was sold out.

I struggled between giving a 2-star or 3-star rating, but settled on the 3-star since I didn't…read morereally visit Wildwood Park in it's prime season (which would be spring, when all of flowers are in full bloom.) Instead, I visited during their "Lanterns" winter festival. The goal is to "experience 8 cultures...with walkways lit by lakeside fire pits and luminaries to explore food and entertainment from around the globe." Sounds great, right? Not so much. So let's start with the positives: 1) It was a beautiful night! Temperatures in the lower 60s. 2) Wildwood Park had nice walking paths. 3) We received an additional $1 in wildbucks for each person who signed up for their mailing list. And, the not-so-positives: 1) There are two entrances to Wildwood Park. After passing the first entrance, there was a massive line. Therefore, we did like many others, and dropped off a few of our older passengers at the first entrance, in order to save them from the long walk and additional wait time. The problem was, we ended up being directed to parking near the second entrance, which happened to also be open and had about 4 people in line, vs. 40. So, can you see our dilemma? The employees should have been notifying people of the second entrance, which would have been much more productive for all involved. My husband and I ended up having to walk back to the first entrance to meet our family. 2) Although multiple cultures are "represented", there really isn't much knowledge being passed on. Nor, is there any authentic cuisine. It's mainly food that looks like it came from Sam's Club. Once again, it seemed that nothing was authentic! 3) Although the festival ran from 6-10pm, many of the "countries" had few activities. It would make sense to have different acts/plays/music every 30 minutes or so throughout the night. Instead, the booth may have one act for 30 minutes, and that would be it. 4) Did I mention it cost $10 per person to walk in, and then food was extra? Oh, and apparently they even ran out of "wildbucks", which you had to purchase in order to buy any food. How do you run out of the "money" you are making people buy in order to eat? In my opinion, the Lanterns festival was a complete rip off, and didn't teach anything about the actual culture being represented. What a disappointment. Although, I still plan on visiting Wildwood Park during the spring, when the botanical gardens are blooming! They should probably stick to what they do best :)

First time here. Bought mezzanine tickets so I could see and we could hopefully sit. Doors were at…read more630 and when we arrived at 615 for the 8pm start there was already a line. Venue is a good size and the floor didn't look like people were packed in. We did end up with seats facing the stage on stools against a bar railing. Bar was close by and they had cups and a place to fill up with water. Sound was good and so was the lighting. Will definitely be back

The security is a bunch of cornballs who peaked in high school. Kicking people out of concerts for…read moreno reason and being rude asf/unreasonable. Beers all tasted old and were overpriced. Terrible venue all around. Zero stars

I mean...I'm really impressed. The food is like chilis or TGIF, which I'm not mad at. Super…read moreconvenient to eat and just walk thru to see a movie. The burger was solid, it's also big, 8 oz. The bun I really liked bc it held it all together. The wings, eh. They need some more flavor especially the lemon pepper but again not mad at it. The bar is massive, it's a full on bar. The theater itself, really nice. These seats go alllll the way back. Like full on couch mode lol. The mobile order from the seat, I was feeling tired so needed a quick snack. I never do this, but I ordered a coke, popcorn, and m&ms. It came out legit in 2 mins. I hope this place gets busy. They are green, super green but come here to have fun, 100%. Shy of the 5 ladies in the very back talking the whole time, this was a great experience. I wish the theater was louder and bigger screen but overall 4/5 for sure.

Even though there are 9 other restaurants in this particular shopping and entertainment center, we…read morehave been coming to Film Alley for lunch for a few months now. Super surprised by just how good the food is. We have had zero problem with any of the staff and have observed them being very attentive to all the customers. The 'dirty bar' from Kris K's review is the very end of a 50 foot bar. Looks like staff stacked up a couple of bussed tables and the kitchen staff hadn't gathered them up yet. The theater is very nice, good popcorn too. We haven't tried the arcade but it looks like a lot of fun. Going to a movie today, and probably dinner afterwards. You should too. Go on Thursdays if you can.

First day in Downtown Little Rock and I checked out the view of Riverfront Park from the Junction…read moreBridge. The views at night were gorgeous and I enjoyed standing there watching the views of the skyline. The park offers well paved walking trails of various lengths as well as many places to sit and ample greenery.

Riverfront Park in Little Rock, AR, was a pitstop we happened upon since our hotel check-in was not…read morefor another hour. It was a sweltering hot day on July 22, 2025, but my daughters, our dog, and I enjoyed this place anyway. The park, named after a for parks and recreation director named Julius Breckling (not listed on this Yelp page with his name), was huge - 39 acres huge. Lol. The cons were: - trash scattered sparingly on the ground - sus characters - some areas that were worn out/ run down - parking fees (see below) - no restrooms available - none that we saw Pros: + amphitheater + dogs on leashes okay + playground area + sculptures throughout + shaded sitting areas + splash pad (there were two of them, but only one was operable that day) + terraces + walking paths + water fountains + nearby pedestrian bridge + The Little Rock monument near the bridge Parking was $3 per hour for 8 hours maximum - enforced 24/7. The kiosk accepted coins or card payment only.

absolutely wonderful location, amazing staff, awesome range of games and they change up the snacks…read moreregularly. the staff are super nice and welcoming, love coming here.