5 stars...more like 10!!!…read more Our son is almost 5. He was able to get in for $5 and alternate btwn skating, climbing tunnels, arcade and inflatable bounce houses. Hubs and i were free, non skaters but could go on the floor to assist. And of we wanted to skate... $5/includes skates...not bad. This was the promo. Also, they had $2 food/drink combos too. I see the place has awesome deals and promos outside the one we are using at the moment! Definitely coming again...and again...and again...

Today was a fun day to skate with Moana. Lots of good music, good food, the best pizza, games and…read moreeven dancing.

Edited in 2018: I just saw this again and decided to set at 5 stars even though I still miss having…read moreA/C. Adjusted that part below too. Highly recommended! Do be sure to being cash. If you bring your own skates, make sure they're not road-used; they're trying to protect their nice floor. Though I really love it here, be aware that they have heat but no A/C. Plan accordingly for the weather and dress lightly on warm days. Although I still miss the convenience of having a skating rink right there in Rockville on Gude Drive from years ago... Honestly, Starland is better in so many ways. Music is varied and they mix some classics in with newer, even on kids nights. The staff are always so nice and gave us great advice and service for my husband's skates, giving them their first ever wheel change in 25 years. (And believe me, he quad skates a lot!)

The place is wonderful, it's great when some things stay the same and skatng here is like going…read moreback in time. Friendly staff, plenty of parking, convenient location and an inexpensive night out. Get ready to do the limbo, and listen to some of your favorite tunes. Great for the whole family or for just the kids to have a fun place to spend their weekend nights. My parents met in a roller rink, I have roller skated my entire life and we are blessed to still have roller skating venues like this to carry on the tradition.

You simply MUST visit Grasshopper Grove if you have young children! It is, without a doubt, one of…read morethe most thoughtfully designed indoor play spaces I've ever seen. From the moment you walk in, you can tell how much heart and creativity Tiffany has poured into every detail. Instead of screens and technology, children are encouraged to use their imaginations through beautifully designed real-world play spaces. My son could have spent hours exploring the café, bakery, pizza shop, grocery store, kitchen, vet clinic, auto shop and garage, garden with a campfire, and so much more. Every corner invites creativity, problem-solving, and pretend play. As a mom, I also appreciated all of the little details. The facility is cleanly, with comfortable adult seating, a coloring table, and even a child-sized bathroom that made potty breaks and handwashing easy for my son. Their "Yuck Bucket" policy is reassuring, where any toy that ends up in a child's mouth is put by parents or caregivers for staff to sanitizing and shows how seriously they take cleanliness. Before each play session ends, they give a 10-minute warning and encourage the children to help clean up, teaching responsibility and teamwork in such a positive way. Grasshopper Grove also offers fantastic summer camps and Kindermusik classes, a research-based program that combines music, movement, stories, instruments, and play to support children's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. The staff is incredibly warm, welcoming, and genuinely adds to the magic of this special place. You can pay for one time visit at a very reasonable rate or sign up for a membership for greater savings. Needless to say, we'll be celebrating my son's 4th birthday here! If you're looking for a place where your child can unplug, use their imagination, learn through play, and simply be a kid, Grasshopper Grove is an absolute gem. We can't wait to go back!

As a grandma who is always looking for places to take kids of different ages--Grasshopper Grove was…read morea pleasant surprise to find! It is now one of our go-to play places! The staff is always so friendly and kind; the play spaces are so much fun; play sessions are reasonably priced and the perfect amount of time. They literally have thought of everything here. Each play area is complete with everything you could possibly imagine to play with. Kudos to Grasshopper Grove for coming up with the perfect play place for kiddos in Frederick. (Conveniently located next to JC Penney's in the FSK Mall..:)

Turner bowling is family friendly and wallet-friendly! I opted to bring my munchkins here for our…read moreday out because 7/10 is more adult-oriented. The kids had a blast and enjoyed the duckpin bowling and it was extremely affordable. We paid $35 for a family of 6 and had 2 hours of bowling. There is ample parking and inside there are two floors. The kids loved the funnel cakes and my brother said the pizza wasn't too bad (unfortunately, I'm unable to review the food bcz I wasn't hungry). The bathrooms are a bit tight and in need of an upgrade. More importantly, there isn't any hot water to wash your hands. This is a little difficult when you're trying to handle a one month old infant and don't want to put ice cold hands on him. Overall, the kids were satisfied and as long as I saw four big smiles I am also.

My absolute fave bowling alley: super great staff! The food is excellent and the facility is clean…read more I highly recommend!

With how many parties they book for the weekend is a total safety issue couldn't go anywhere…read morewithout bumping into people I got tired of apologizing it should be them apologizing at this point for having too many parties along with other customers trying to have a fun time everywhere you went it was a problem and all of the restrooms were closed

Nice clean family fun! Staff was great!!!! They were really very helpfull!!!!!!!! Was excellent…read moreplace for a family day out.

**Disappointing Experience - Poor Puzzle Mechanics**…read more We recently completed the Harry Potter-themed escape room and were very disappointed. While we enjoy a challenging escape room, the biggest issue was that solving the puzzles didn't consistently trigger the sensors to move the game forward. Several times, we had the correct solution, but the room wouldn't register it unless we positioned pieces in a very specific way--such as ensuring a light blinked only once or flipping objects precisely to trigger a magnet. Instead of rewarding problem-solving, it felt like we were fighting with the mechanics of the room. An escape room should challenge players intellectually, not frustrate them with overly finicky sensors. If you solve a puzzle correctly, it should work--without having to repeatedly reposition items in hopes of triggering the lock. Unfortunately, this made the experience more tedious than fun. We wouldn't recommend this room unless the company improves its puzzle mechanics.

Visited for the first time to try an escape room with my partner! We had a great time on a room…read morerated 7/10, which we had to ourselves tonight. So much fun! We were just a mere 30 seconds from opening the door ourselves, having worked out the final clue.... Great young people working tonight, too. Very friendly & helpful.

Martinsburg's city park. We prefer this park to Ambrose park which tends to have a lot of…read moreloiterers. The park is clean, I always seen the cleanup crew. There are several playgrounds, many pavilions, basketball, a pool, mini golf, etc. I will say that this park is not very walkable. They really need to do something about the rocks that are embedded in the hillsides. With such a hilly park, I'm always afraid my kid is going to fall on the rocks going down the hills.

Need more than 10 chairs for a pool that you let in 100!!! Lifeguards spend more time looking at…read morethe young girls in string bikinis then they do watching for a young child who can't swim

Love it, lots of room for meetings. They have certain meal plans for groups. They have form type…read morerooms, hotel and motel type rooms.

I went here for a church retreat and I so wish it was good, but sadly, it's the worst place we've…read morebeen to on a retreat. It's an hour and 45 minutes from DC in West Virginia, which is a plus and there's a little town nearby, but the actual facilities is not very good. The grounds has strict rules and the food will make you run. It wasn't cheap to go here so you'd think the food would be decent, but they serve you small portions and it's as if they tried to make it the worst food you'll ever eat. Literally, sooooooooooooooooooo bad. There's enough retreat centers near DC to avoid this one.