Attention, fellow humans…read more.. We made the hour drive from South Carolina to visit Monster Mini Golf in Monroe, North Carolina after seeing a TikTok about another Monster Mini Golf location in South Carolina. When we realized the Monroe location was actually about an hour closer to us, we decided to check it out, and we are so glad we did. From the moment we walked in, we had an absolute blast. The entire facility was spotless, incredibly well designed, and packed with fun for all ages. We loved the 18 holes of monster mini golf, had a great time at the mini bowling lanes, challenged ourselves in the laser maze, and spent plenty of time in the arcade. The laser maze took us a minute to figure out, but once we got the hang of it, it was a lot of fun. The customer service was what truly made this visit unforgettable. We mentioned that we were celebrating our youngest daughter's birthday, and Landon went above and beyond to make her feel special. Those little moments mean so much, and it was obvious that the monsters here know exactly how to take care of their humans. If you're looking for a place that's clean, family friendly, and genuinely fun, Monster Mini Golf in Monroe, North Carolina is absolutely worth the drive. We can't say enough good things about our experience, and we'll definitely be making the trip again.

Super fun evening with my husband and adult kids. Staff was friendly and facilities were clean.read more

Went with the kids and had a ball. So much more here than this little town would have you believe…read more Amazing place and we all just loved it. This place is not just for kids. It has something for all ages. However we'd love to see a yearly pass or family membership.

Took my 2.5 year old, not sure if she'd enjoy it or if it'd be geared to older kids, and we ended…read moreup having a great time!! Her favorite parts were the water table, the vacuum/ball wall, and the sand box. There was definitely plenty of other things for kids of all ages to do. Everything was great quality, colorful, educational, and most of all - fun!! I had tons of fun right alongside my toddler.

Crooked creek park is a great park for the family and sport events . This place is huge . Park is…read morealways nice and clean , not to mention the 4 baseball fields the pickle ball courts (almost fully installed ) a work out area , water park for kids , nature trails .

Thanks to the GPS, I was able to find this massive park that is buried deep down a curvy road and…read morebehind a residential neighborhood. But here it is and there is a lot going on here. First off, the dog park is amazing. Huge with lots of space, separated areas for small and large dogs, agility play equipment, benches and the like. You must have a city dog license and it seems that access to the park is using an RF tag to open the gate. Nearby, an ADA compliant playground, fitness equipment and a disc golf course. And that's just half the park. On the other side, a regular playground with a splashpag, picnic shelters, a massive baseball/softball complex and walking trails and a mountain bike trail. Huge parking area. Many of the fields are lighted. And there is a public restroom near the playground. Wow! [Review 16906 overall - 3233 in North Carolina - 422 of 2022.]

I canceled my month‑to‑month membership on February 27, 2026, nine days before the next billing…read moredate. Despite canceling in advance, the gym still attempted to charge me for an additional month. After this happened, I learned that other parents at this location have reported the same issue when trying to cancel. That pattern is what concerned me most. I have filed a formal complaint with the North Carolina Attorney General so the state can review the billing and cancellation practices at this location. I'm sharing my experience so other families are aware and can double‑check their own billing and cancellation timelines.

From the owner: The Little Gym's recreational gymnastics programs (for ages 4 months to 12 years old) help children…read morelearn and grow through movement and imaginative play. Our environment is fun, but our purpose is serious. That’s why we embrace a proprietary philosophy called Three-Dimensional Learning, in which physical activity is a conduit for nurturing your whole child. The Three-Dimensional Learning approach to skill development means every class we offer fosters growth in three holistic dimensions—Get Moving, Brain Boost, and Citizen Kid. The programs are designed to get kids moving, boost their brainpower, increases strength, and with an emphasis on social and emotional learning, improve confidence and the people skills they’ll need for tomorrow, today.

My daughter spent several years at the Fun House with Mrs. Wendy. Top rated fun for the kids. She…read moreand all the teachers are fantastic. They are always finding new things for them to do, games to play and awesome field trips. Her afterschool program and summer camp are the best around. If you haven't visited the Fun House you are really missing out!! My daughter loved all the Carowinds trips each summer.

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A beautiful, clean and comfortable place to bring your kids to burn some energy. They have snacks,…read morebeverages and pizza for purchase when you break for lunch/dinner. The restrooms are very kid friendly as well. We ended up having our son's birthday party here and had a wonderful experience. Check it out!

We visited High Five for a toddler birthday party. It was a great experience…read more Location: You can't really see it from the main entrances, but it's located behind the At Home store. There is plenty of parking available. Check-in: We signed the waiver before arriving and brought our own Non-slip socks so Check-in is pretty easy. There are several adult and kids tables upfront. As well as a raised sitting wall with plenty of outlets. There is also seating and shoe cubbies around the play area. The staff were friendly at check-in (this was basically our only interaction with them). Play Area: This is a great option for kids of all ages. Our two-year olds had a blast in the toddler area. They had riding toys, a great ball pit, trampolines, and an awesome obstacle course. The big kids area also had a ball bit, really tall slides, and cool obstacles throughout the play place. Party Rooms: They have four party rooms, each with a unique theme. The rooms have long, kid-sized tables and countertops/cabinets for food/desserts. Adults need to stand around the kids table. The party included pizza and a caprisun for each kid. Easy peasy. Food court: They offer several food options and snacks upfront. We didn't need to use the food court during our visit, but the prices didn't look too bad and it's a convenient option. Again, we really enjoyed our visit. We would definitely go back.

Fairly new park with a winding gravel trail (but since it's new there's not much to see on the…read moretrail yet) tho u'll still get a good walking exercise out of it maybe with 3000 steps. Trail has a water reservoir in the midst of it. On the same side as the mini trail there's a cute woodsy kiddy park and a blue workout area where there are high n low platforms and hanging rings. Across the road is Carolina Courts. Next to it continues the Chestnut Square Park facilities: three lit tennis courts (no backboard), sand volleyball courts, and a football field (used also for soccer). They are all with lights.

Very nice volleyball courts and soccer field. Nice little walkway around the facilitiesread more

My friend and I went here for the first time over the weekend (Nov 23) thanks to a living social…read moredeal we bought a month earlier. We had no expectations for the place since we've never been any place similar. Tipsy Paintbrush is a BYOB art studio that offers weekly classes focusing on various pictures and is available for private parties. There's also a rotating list of artists that teach the classes and offer painting techniques. On the day we attended, our class was full and picture of the night was sunflowers. It's a bright but small studio space. Parking is to be found on the street (namely Charles street which is located behind the studio) since the place only has four to five spaces to its name. There are rows of tables and stools with canvasses that have a sketch of the picture already drawn out. Classes are two hours. As for BYOB, you can bring bottles of wine/beer/spiked cider, etc that can be either be kept at your station or at the back to be shared with the rest of the class. Also, you can bring in snacks (various dips/salsas/crackers/popcorn/cheeses/etc). There are plastic cups and wine glasses available should you not bring any of your own (we brought in our own glasses). The only gripe I have is that the personal station space is pretty tight. In between having space for the canvas, paint, water glass, wine glass/beer bottle, and possible snack, there's not much room to put everything. Once class begins, the instructor will walk you through the science of color mixing and different techniques to bring the painting to life. The most important thing to remember is to have fun. It's just paint! Don't go in with such a critical view of how your work comes out. Our instructor of the night was Gina and she was great. She was really patient and offered some good painting tips! I HIGHLY recommend the Tipsy Paintbrush for a fun night out!

On November 15, I arrived on time for a class at The Tipsy Paintbrush. The class was scheduled for…read more7:00-9:00. The two instructors chose to delay starting the class untill all participants arrived. The class was scheduled to last two hours. After thirty minutes (at 7:30), the class had STILL not started. That is one fourth of the scheduled class time wasted because of late participants. I had other plans after nine o' clock, so I had to leave without painting, A few people should not be allowed to waste the time of people who show up on time. Very bad policy! I was an art teacher for 25 years, and if people were late for class, I would help them catch up....NOT hold up instruction for the majority. I lost my money....not going back! I agree with another reviewer that too many participants were scheduled so the space was simply too tight.