In a recent pilgrimage of hunting all kids friendly play areas and play zones, I feel this is the…read moreMecca of all of it. A 4000 sq ft of sprawling space where critters of all possible ages and sizes congregate. The price is little up the sky but since there is no time limit, the longer you stay until your little one tires out, the better it will be on your pocket. But for the money you pay for the rides and the mandatory company branded socks you pay $3 for, there are so many interesting rides and digital entertainments. My little one is 2.5 years old and he thoroughly enjoyed Rock N Tots area and everything beyond that was safe to play around and met his size limit. I look forward to the day when he will get on the adventurous looking zip line ride. Nevertheless, we found ourselves a place we will keep coming back to until our son grows out of it. Parking? Not even a question!

The kids had so much fun. Out of all the trampoline parks I've been to, this one offers the most…read moreand is the cleanest by far. We will be going back! Just a side note, they will not let you wear any other socks except the ones that say rock n air on them.

We brought our son here last year when we noticed they re-did it. The new equipment is well…read moremaintained and much nicer. There's a smaller section for small toddlers (smaller slides, a little house attached to it, etc.) and also a larger section for kids 5+ (larger slides, balance ropes, etc.). Both sections have some overhead coverage but the park itself is not shaded. There's also a separate area where the swings are and also a climbing rock/boulder. There's basketball courts adjacent to the kids playground and a good amount of parking. It's definitely one of the cleaner and newer parks around and would definitely recommend checking it out.

We recently celebrated my son's birthday party at The Jumping Jungle! This was completely based on…read morehis decision, he'd been there a few times on field trips and always has a great time. I had checked a few other options before he made his request (JJ came to mind but is a bit far for us.) and Jumping Jungle was actually among the more affordable! The staff is great. I can't say enough about how friendly and efficient they are. We were greeted by Christine, the manager, as soon as we came in, and she remembered my son from Snapology, a program run by JJ that he participated in and also really enjoyed. We immediately felt welcomed and put at ease. We got there just before the party started and I was nervous about setting up before guests arrived, but quickly our party's host Dennis came in to introduce himself. When he saw I was quickly taking decorations out he let me know that he and his co-host Samantha would do all the preparations and I could go out and enjoy the party! Literally, they asked for NOTHING, and when we entered the party room everything looked great. Christine was very accommodating when we asked if we could extend the playtime. We knew it might not be possible because it was a last minute ask but she made it happen and the kids had a great time. Even if you have some children who are afraid of getting on the inflatables, there is plenty to do in the arcade section as well. It was nice to have a private party at an affordable rate and the staff there did a great job in making sure the two parties going on were completely separate so that no children got lost. The party room looked great when we arrived to eat. All of the kids were properly hungry and tuckered out from the extension of play-time so they all sat nice. My son was so excited to sit in his "king chair" a big inflatable(?) chair that he sat on while we sang happy birthday. Everyone was very happy with the food as well. The pizza for the kids came with our package and we added on the unlimited drinks, vegetarian rigatoni pasta, and Caesar salad for the adults to enjoy. It was hard to choose what food to select for the party because there were so many options, including Indian food which was sooo tempting if my budget was bigger I surely would have added on too much food, haha! All in all it was a great experience. All of the parents said how fun it was and how impressed they were with the space and how well run everything was. Unfortunately I may not be posting photos for privacy reasons.

Went to a birthday party reasonably priced I was told. Kids were having a wonderful time definitely…read moregeared for 3 to 7-year-olds.

My daughter booked a surprise birthday party for my granddaughter and everyone, young and old, had…read morea great time. Mini golf was fun for all of us, as well as all of the arcade games. The party pizzas were really good and the perfect size for the little ones. The staff hosted were exceptionally organized and friendly, making the day great. Having private rooms for gatherings was also an awesome touch.

Cool place & idea. The kids had a great time. There could be better direction with the mini golf…read moreitself. The only issue is that people catch up quickly. If there is a party of 4, then 2, another 2, then 3 it gets messy. Great for non busy days. I couldn't imagine how rough it gets when it gets busy. My kids loved the murals and the monsters. They wished the DJ was DJing lol.

First time going with my little ones and it was a good experience. Kids love this slime stuff and…read moreit certainly kept them engaged. They made the slime, decorated it and even got a chance to sling it against the wall. The two young ladies helping the kids were great. They seemed to be enjoying themselves as well and really were good with my kids. I didn't know what to expect walking into this place but the kids and I left happy. Overall, a good experience that I would recommend.

We have been going to the Llittle Gym for years. My son has loved every class and has grown so…read moremuch. Coach Ada and her staff are kind, patient, and always make sure my son in engaged in class. They go above and beyond to help my son and always make sure he is having fun!

I registered for an introductory class, assuming it was a free trial class based on the website…read more However, I received an email and phone call saying that the class was $25 if I choose not to enroll. So beware, there's no free trial class if you choose not to enroll that day. Despite this, I decided to take my daughter there to give it a try, maybe it was worth $25. I was disappointed. Gym was small. Class was satisfactory, but was not unique, can be found elsewhere. Equipment was ok, better equipment can be found at a professional gymnastics center. The singing and interacting with the toddlers can be found at free classes at the library. The worse part is Aida, instructor proceeded to argue with me when I brought up the fact that the website was misleading on the free introductory class. She responded, "there's no such thing as free class". She also made me feel bad for registering the day of saying that, "most people register a week in advance". Given that I was clearly dissapointed by the class and their business practice, she did not offer to refund my 25 dollars. I would also like to add that most toddler classes besides the little gym do offer a free trial class regardless of enrolling, because they are confident on the quality of classes they provide. Here, it seems they were more concerned with collecting the $25 bucks. They got it, but not my future business. I would not enroll here based on the sub par class, and lack of customer service.

You can hardly find this park if you are driving in oak tree road ! They have multiple entry points…read more.. the back entry near Popeyes is really bad . Smells weed when you walk through that path . Good for dog walk through that path . There is also a main entrance on the other side . Parking isn't too bad . Not too big but fits most of the people visiting this ground . We actually liked the main side of the park . Nice play area .. I liked the pickle ball courts . Nicely maintained . We also saw that most of the courts were available . There are also place to camp and sit / eat with friends . Basket ball court was also well maintained ! Liked it overall except the walkway on the backside ! 4 stars !

After months of renovation, Putnam Park is finally the modern recreational space that South…read morePlainfield deserves. In addition to the repaved parking lot which was full of potholes before, there are ~4 new curbside spaces outside of the entrance. Both the entrance and exit have been designated as one-way streets in order to better facilitate vehicular traffic. Putnam now has new fitness stations on the walking path and a brand new playground set built on rubber turf. The covered pavilion which used to be on the northern side of the park has now been demolished and rebuilt closer to the middle of the park with ~6 picnic tables and ceiling fans to keep insects away and people cool. The tennis and basketball courts remain intact as they were before. The fields that were disturbed or displaced due to construction are currently being reseeded with new grass. I am overall very excited about this update and hope that other locals will appreciate it as much as I do.

If your kids like plastic climbing walls, this is the place to come to! That is the main draw for…read morecoming to this great little neighborhood playground. It's on the corner of two residential streets that do not get much traffic.The entire area is fenced in, and the neighborhood is safe and peaceful. The paved parking lot fits about 20 cars. The park is basically a big flat lawn with well maintained green grass, and a border of trees. You might see some deer, a rabbit, or some Canada Geese. There's also swings, slides, a baseball field, a basketball court, some picnic tables, and a pavilion. This park sometimes has a port-a-potty but sometimes does not. There is no permanent restroom facility here. I live nearby this park, and in the two decades I've been here, I have rarely seen more than 25 people in the park at once. I have only heard good things about this park from the people I know in the neighborhood who bring the kids here, and who play basketball here. The park is named to honor Patrolman Dunham and Patrolman Lebed, who were killed on duty together in 1960. Two public roads in town, Lebed Drive and Dunham Street, are also named after them.