Visited Storyland for the first time in a couple years (we live in MN). They have made some MAJOR…read moreimprovements to it since then, a huge thanks to "Measure P" for that. I used to come as a child, and this place has come a long ways since then. There are a dozen or more little exhibits of childhood nursery rhymes (such as Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and Jill), each has a box you can put a key in (mine from my childhood still worked) and hear the story in English or Spanish. All of the boxes we tried worked. Some of the exhibits are just things you look at, some include things like slides or other things for kids to play on. There's also a castle and a pirate ship (one of the new exhibits). There's a train, which costs extra and is ok, but they need to clean up the area it goes through, it could be a lot nicer. There's also a small snack bar. All in all, this is a really great place to bring kids under about 7. It was not busy at all the day we were there, which surprised me because our kids had so much fun!

I went there today with my kids and as we are walking towards the exit at about 3:55 pm, we…read morerealized that all the employees were gone and locked us in there!!! We had to call 911. The firefighters came and let us out! How does this even happen?! There was absolutely no one there making sure everyone was out. I saw an employee locking everything at about 3:45 pm and thought that was a little odd considering they didn't close until 4. Horrible experience and a rip off! Definitely not worth as much as they charge!

My first time at Rage was an awesome experience! It's such a great place to let off some steam, and…read moreI had an absolute blast. I really enjoyed all the different items we got to smash, but the beer bottles were definitely the coolest! You just never know if they're going to break when you throw them at the wall, which makes the anticipation and thrill even better. Definitely an experience I'll be doing again! Huge thanks to my best friend for getting me a Rage session, and shoutout to Frank for showing me how to Rage!

I decided to take my team to the rage room for a last team meeting as we will be going on separate…read morework assignments. I wanted to do something that wasn't traditional meeting as we always do lunch and so we decided to do our end of year meeting of something different. I booked the tickets and even got an extra bin to smash things. Upon entering we were greeted by Frank. He is such a lovely fellow. He made sure our waivers were signed and the whole party was there. He explained everything throughout. You have to wear closed toe shoes, long sleeves and clothing that goes past your ankles qnd I know why!!! Please adhere to their dress policy as it is for safety. I only wear dresses and I forgot to bring a long sleeve shirt. So luckily Walmart was across the street so I quickly went to Walmart. However, there is a thrift shop conveniently located next to the rage room which probably happened what I needed too but cheaper. I wasn't thinking as I was rushing but next time I will pop in and check it out. If you do forget your long sleeve, they do have jackets that you can wear too. Not sure if that will be an extra cost or not. But just come prepared. They make you hard at helmets for a great cause because I did get hit in the head with a big chunk of plates and glass. As once your party starts smashing things glass will be flying everywhere and all directions so make sure you keep your heart helmet on at all times. This was definitely a great experience and a great way to blow off some steam especially in chaotic work environment or any environment that she work in. It was a lot of fun to do this as a team and looking forward to come back. We also felt low-key guilty about breaking things, especially some of the items appeared very nice and we wanted to take them home haha but of course we broke them and it felt nice. Definitely coming back and enjoyed breaking things that is off limits ! My team enjoyed it.

I loved it. We watched The Deftones perform here 12 years ago. I also saw Bring Me The Horizon, A…read moreDay To Remember, Motionless In White. One time, I was walking my dog here, the dude from Falling In Reverse got off the tour bus, came to say hi. I saw a lot of good concerts gere plus my sister used to bring her kids here a lot for the free concerts in the park in the summer. Good place for live music.

A fun place to watch a concert. I like how they have shade tarps over the seating area too so the…read moresun isn't right in your face. If you can't climb stairs they have a ramp too. The seats are all concrete and nothing to rest your back so bring a pillow if you need it to sit on. Each isle is wide so people can easily walk in front or back of you without you having to get up each time to let them by. I don't think you can take chairs in. They have metal detectors at the gate so you feel safe going in. I'm not sure if they always have the same drinks but when we went they had whisky, and vodka and a couple beers choices and food. They do take credit cards. You do have to pay $5 to park and $7 if it's a holiday. Not sure if they take cards to get in so bring cash.

This rest stop is so stinkin cool!! The sign in the middle helps you figure out the next trails you…read moreshould take and was super helpful on a long bike ride! With a water station, porta-potty, benches, and plenty of shade, I recommend stopping by!!

Where : this place is tricky to find but it's behind the Clovis fire department Station 3 at the…read morecorner of Minewawa and Villa but, Villa ( if you are going from south ) it turns to Minewawa so instead of keep going , if you see the fire department, turn right immediately and the parking lot will be on your right. It's easy to miss since it's a very small parking lot ( enough for 5 - 6 cars). There's a potter potty there and a picnic table and some signage. You can park your car here and take the Dry Creek Trail to Cottonwood Park which is only 1/2 mile , or go a little further and hit Dry Creek Park and the Clovis Botanical Garden or , all the way to the other trailhead which is the metal horse statue (Sunnyside and Shepherd). There are mile markers along the trail so you know how far you walked from the trailhead. Nicely paved trail good for strollers too. Good walking and running trail.

What an experience, I surprised my girlfriend for her birthday and she was totally surprised and…read moreloved the experience. We got the Lamborghini Gallardo and it was the best experience don't get scared of the power and it is such a sexy car. Kevin the owner was our pace car and he was super kind and we can't wait to come back to do a larger package.

I rented a car from Kevin on Turo. It was such a breeze. He is very professional. His vehicle are…read morevery clean and well maintained. I definitely recommend it 10/10.

My daughter lives a few minutes from this dog park. We've been coming here with her and her two…read moredogs (1 year and 5 months) in the evenings and I really like the park and the people and dogs that come here. Fortunately, so far, the dogs get along and people respect the park and other visitors. When we enter, at least one dog comes up to us. I love that. There are buckets for water, chairs, bench, table, hose for filling the water buckets, and a couple balls that the dogs share. This is definitely our go-to neighborhood dog park.

Me and my pup Xyla love this park so much! We have met so many amazing people. Xyla has so many…read morefriends and even met her best friend Juno here! We absolutely love it here, people are very nice. :)

My husband had been here many years ago and he's been suggesting we go. Over the years he's…read morementioned it but we never got around to it until yesterday since we were close to the area, looking for something to do with our kiddos and the weather was surprisingly AMAZING especially it being the end of June. It's Sunday we arrived at 2pm, parking is free as well as admission! My husband asked if I had quarters he said he remembered you can buy the fish food with quarters! To our surprise the feed was free! It was in a closed wooden container. They have signage of asking people to only take a handful as a courtesy to others. There's also other signs that say to not touch the water or fishes and not to feed the little fishes. My family and I had a great time the kids LOVED seeing the fish eat as they fed them and quite relaxing watching them swim. We were there for about 30mins. They had a Hatchery Building and it showed the baby fishes. They have educational boards you can read about the fishes and habitat. Restrooms open but the women's sink wasn't working at that time and no soap. Overall for a free experience it was great! Will recommend and would come back!

What a lovely free attraction. I'm glad Fresno have such things like this attraction here. We get…read moreto see and learn the trout cycle. How they kept these fishes alive from birth, eggs to alevin, parr, and lastly, adults. The fun part is feeding them. They'll follow you everywhere, even if you don't feed them.

We hired Reptile Ron for my son's first birthday and everyone absolutely loved it! They were…read moreamazing. They were so interactive and made it such a fun experience for both kids and adults. Everyone loved that they were able to touch and learn about the reptiles. It was such a unique and memorable part of the party. My daughter even asked if she could have them at her birthday too! Highly recommend!

Had the opportunity to see Ron's Reptile Show at Sierra Vista Mall. It was an hour long. Ron and…read morehis team did a great job presenting the different animals. It was entertaining and educational. Almost everyone who wanted to touch the animals had the opportunity to. At first my daughter was a bit scared and didn't want to touch but I'm so glad I convinced her and she enjoyed her time and most especially loved the rabbit. I'm not much of a reptile person they give me the heebie jeebies but I'm so glad to have gone. It was a great experience, it's not everyday you get so touch and see these amazing creatures uncaged. Highly recommend. They also go to school events and parties.