My friend and I visited Long Island Game Farm on Sunday, May 17, 2026 about 12:30pm. There are…read moreplenty of parking spots. After checking in at the ticket booth and informing the attendant we were here for the Capybaras with babies encounter at 1:15pm, we started to explore Long Island Game Farm which is home to many exciting, exotic, and local species. We saw a tortoise, alpacas, llamas, miniature donkeys, deers, sheep, goats, cockatoo, camels, emus, and so much more. These animals have been rescued, rehabilitated, or re-homed. The capybara encounter includes general admission to Long Island Game Farm. I had booked the encounter online about a month ago for $100. The tickets sell out quickly. About 1:15pm, we headed to the capybara area and was greeted by the zoo owner's daughter. She gave us some instructions and opened the gate for us to meet the capybaras. We were able to feed them carrots and lettuce and pet them. There were 2 older capybaras and a few younger ones. I took many photos with them and they are so adorable. The capybaras were walking around or in the pool. The zoo owner's daughter was available to answer any of our questions and was very friendly. The encounter finished about 1:50pm. Long Island Game Farm is such a fun family friendly place and I would definitely be back to visit the animals. Included in admission, we got to be so close with the deers and goats. It is located in Manorville, NY and a bit of a far drive from Queens/Nassau, but definitely worth it.

So much fun! Lots of fun animals to see and the children love it. Very pretty and peaceful…read more Definitely check it out!

I discovered this place via Instagram and I'm so glad I did! I stopped by yesterday with my 5 year…read moreold and he had such a blast, he stayed a little over 4 hours! If the place wasn't closing at 7PM, I know he would've stayed even longer! This playplace is located in a strip mall, with plenty of free parking. You go in through the DMV area and walk all the way down the long hallway and it's to your left. Check in was quick, you sign the waiver via QR code and get matching stamps with your child. I thought it was a little odd that they charge for the adult (although not as much as a child's admission) as most indoor playplaces, the price for the child includes the adult admission since most of the kids are too young to be running around on their own inside. Like, I wasn't going to drop off my child and not go in kind of thing. The admission price is for the WHOLE day which is a great deal. The inside at first doesn't look that big but the climbing structure itself is HUGE as in it goes up a lot of levels and spans the entire place almost. There's a section for 4 and under which is really cute. Plenty of seating for the adults throughout the place which is nice. Adults can go into the play area to supervise their children though I didn't but it didn't seem too cramped for a full sized adult to maneuver around. Pretty often I would see a staff member vacuuming/wiping down the place and the place overall is very clean. There are well kept clean bathrooms by the front of the playplace. There is a separate food area by the front for eating/drinking and the food is reasonably priced although doesn't taste anything special. Food and drinks for sale include things like pizza, quesadillas, grilled cheese, popcorn chicken, bagged snacks, coffee (no decaf), bottle drinks, juice boxes, and freezer products like ice cream. There's also three separate party rooms that look really cute for birthdays. In conclusion, this is a great indoor playplace for kids maybe up to 10 years old and I would highly recommend this location! I haven't been to the other ones but I believe this one is the newest. I'd even consider having a future birthday party here. Note: Remember to wear socks (both adults and kids) otherwise you need to purchase.

My kids love this palace. It is their new favorite indoor play place. I have been to both the east…read moremeadow one and massapequa. I prefer this location because of its size and theme. I like it for the following reasons: 1. It caters to older kids and younger kids. So if you have kids who have a bit of an age difference, it will appeal to them. There is also a seprete section for babies to 4 year olds. 2. There is a 1 way in, 1 way out situation. You get a stamp upon entry like at chuckie cheese. It is monitored by staff and they check to make sure that adult and child have the same stamp before leaving. The latch to get out is on the staff side, so no accidental unlocking a from kids 3. If you are a parent who needs to follow thier child through the climbing structure. It's not that bad. I am a short mom and I can easily stand and walk through most parts without having to hunch over. I also like that there are ropes on the side of most step ups to help us older folk climb. 4. Food is reasonably priced and is affordable. The menu offers up all food that kids eat from pizza to nuggets 5. The chairs are comfortable. If your a parent who needs to sit, at least there are comfy chairs to sit your aching muscles in. 6. The place is very well maintained and clean. You will continously see staff cleaning and vaccumming every surface they come across. Now for some look outs before going: 1. The slides are fast. Kids love it but there is a potential for boo-boo's. 2. It appears small, but the place is big and you will lose your child at some point. It is a maze in there. I suggest establishing a meeting point that if you get split up and your child needs you, they will know where to look for you. 3. Bring grippy socks. Socks are a requirement here but not the ones with grips. I suggest that you bring some as it will help everyone climb better. 4. They do not allow you to bring in outside food. You can bring in water bottles and baby things, just not food. I wish the coffee selection was a bit better as I had to throw out my Starbucks cup before entering. 5. This place is a little hidden and you do have to go through the doors that say dmv. It is at the end of the long hallway next to the swim school. Overall I love this place and highly suggest going . It is my kids new favorite indoor play place!

I've lived by this for over 11 years and this was my first time visiting as we were doing…read moregeocaching with our daughter. Super beautiful memorial, easy hike in (3 minutes maybe) but small parking lot. I wouldn't say it's a park to hang out in, but definitely good for a quick visit and history lesson.

My friend and I randomly came upon this memorial and were surprised of how beautiful it was. There…read moreis a 3 minute trail that leads to the memorial and it is quite the sight during the sunset. It is located in the middle of a highway and not that noticeable but once you are in the park you lose sense of your surroundings. This is a great place for a picnic or just a calm walk during a hectic day. I was really happy we were able to discover somewhere new in long island.

This place has been here for years! Now I get to see my little nephews learn how to play ice…read morehockey. They love it! Their coaches are great and the kids all look like they are having a blast. Both made teams now, yay! My little niece also had ice skating lessons here. Also great! The place serves its purpose. Bleachers on one side of the rink, there are heating lamps but they aren't always on nor are all of them on at one time. It can definitely get cold in there while watching practice or a game. There is a concession stand that when open serves some decent snacks! The kids enjoy ordering the warm chocolate chip cookies! It can get very busy at times. There are bathrooms and locker rooms.

For starters I went with my wife and her family, but my wife didn't want to skate, and they refused…read moreto let her stay and watch. The employees were extremely rude and unprofessional from the moment we arrived. Secondly after this we decided to just wait in the parking lot until they finished, but my wife had to use the restroom where their rudeness only got worse as they turned her away from even using the restroom. It's a nice rink, but the employees are completely unprofessional and rude.

Recently went to enjoy the last bit of summer weather while my family was visiting at the…read moreLighthouse! I had not been here in many years but we all figured it would be nice to walk the trails and take pictures as well as show my family the beauty of long island beaches. It's also a true L.I. landmark! I managed to score a picture of this cute deer as well. this place is beautiful and truly relaxing to visit.

One of my favorite places to visit and photograph. Always nice coming here in the cooler months…read morewhen it's less crowded.

Great time at the new years ball drop! The village really has created a great tradition for the…read morewhole family and bringing the whole community together to ring in the new year!

Had a great time this summer catching free concert. Bring a lawn chair, sit back relax, nice…read more Passing overhead trains only adds to ambience !

Every weekend, I try and find something fun and different to do with my three daughters (13, 11,…read moreand 9.) We normally go to "Q", however being that we had limited time that day, we wanted to play laser tag, but eliminate the long drive. We arrived at Laser Kingdom around 1pm and found that the open session starts at 1:30, so the kids played some of the arcade games. There was a birthday party there, however they do a great job separating the birthday party and the general public. Sadly, there was no other people in the open session that day, so it was just us four playing, which my daughters actually loved since they had full access to the arena. (We played 2 vs. 2.) The arena is a little smaller than "Q", however the mechanics of playing is easier, since there is no need to run back to your base and 'recharge'. (Just wait 5 seconds and you are back in the game.) - My daughters actually found the experience here more fun than "Q". I found the staff extremely friendly to my kids and myself, and Steve was great. Very personable and accommodating. (There's some comments on here which are very contradictory. He is really super nice at the front counter.) If I could offer any advice or suggestions, it would be the following: - Some of the games in the lobby seemed to be broken and been down for some time (basketball, etc.) - Try and get them all fixed up! - Bring the atmosphere of the arena into the waiting area. I understand it's the waiting area, however make it darker, add some colored lights that move and scan the lobby... The energy should start in the lobby, not in the arena. - Build up a presence on social media... Create a buzz! I know there's a Groupon, however I'd love to see the place jammed with kids playing. My kids had an awesome time, however I had to search this place out... I didn't see any advertisements in my face saying 'this is a must to go and play this weekend!' I have a ton of more thoughts and ideas and would love to share and contribute!

Don't even waste your time spending your money on this place. They had the nerve to try and give us…read moreopen half bottles of soda.!!!! At the end of the party I watched one of the staff members pour the same soda down the sink.. which means it was flat!!!!! disgusting !!! 300+ dollars for what? !!!! Two 10 minute games and the laser guns that sometimes didn't worked. Requesting a refund ASAP! I'm so pist off!! The owner decided respond to my comment. Sir watch your cameras and check the local traffic report for that day. And the party Time WAS NOT EXTENDED!! It was Over in time. So spare me!!! I wish i checked previous reviews before we booked this place. And there is nothing wrong with not wasted food. But at get rid of it before it's flat. AND IT WAS A good thing we didn't order any food . Or else this review would be longer....

We've been sending our son for two years to the Extreme Teen Travel Program and it's been an…read moreincredible experience. He loves the trips and overnights. The owner and staff are all great people. When we were first interested in the camp they were easy to accommodate us for a tour and meeting. My son instantly wanted to join this camp after the first 5 minutes. While my son spends many days doing trips, the actual camp itself is very impressive. Tucked away at the end of a residential street is a massive sprawling day camp that feels like you're miles away from everything even though you're actually just a few minutes drive away from 110. They have a ton of facilities to offer the campers. Multiple pools, go cart track, zip lines, all the sports you could want, a pond w paddle boats, archery, art & crafts and even a circus performance class! Every day is a party at KENWAL - when you drop off your kids in the morning they have party music blasting away and the super friendly staff are all out in the lot to greet the kids and keep the traffic flowing. You know you're kids are in for a fun day every day! The office staff is flexible with payments, offer different payment options, discounts for early pay and they are just great to work with. We've used other camps on the island and we wish we found Kenwal years ago. Prices are reasonable compared to other camps and they offer a lot more services in my opinion and don't seem to have the staffing issues we've seen elsewhere. Counselors are plentiful and certainly look like they are having fun working here. Highly recommend. Bring on the summer!!!

They pay the counselors under 6 dollars an hour and that's for the whole summer. How is this even…read morelegal?? They are treated like garbage.