We absolutely loved our visit to the Virginia Discovery Museum!…read more It looks a bit small and dinky from the outside, but my children and their cousins, ages 4 - 9, played non-stop for three hours. While most children's museums are multi levels, this is more like a giant long maze, making exploring each room feel like a treasure hunt. Favorite spots included the authentic log cabin complete with life size baby crib and a little play town with cafe, post office, and nature playground. There were lot of places for parents to sit and the whole museum felt relatively low key. The front desk was super nice and reminded us many times that we could come and go as we pleased throughout the day. Since we are American Children's Museum members we got free admission which was a huge added perk. Love being able to learn, explore, and play with my littles all around the US.

Great hands on play for your kids!…read more We were in the area and since it was hot we wanted an indoor activity for our kids. The museum recommends 8 and under. Our kids are 8, 7 and 5. The website does a great job of explaining where to park. We followed our gps and it took us the emergency exit entrance. The entrance is right on the main brick road. The museum will also validate your pass so parking is free. Entering was easy and we let the kids loose. We spent about 2 hours but they could have easily stayed longer. They do not allow food in the museum but you can come and go as you please. Great experience to let your kids explore.

So much to do inside and outside. Well kept grounds and very clean on the inside. Amazing area for…read morethe family

We love visiting Wildrock with our 2.5 year old. There are so many fun and thoughtful activities,…read moreboth indoors and outdoors. The staff are kind, welcoming, and helpful. It's also our go-to spot when friends with kids are visiting from out-of-town.

I've been to many dirt tracks all over and East side is great! Friendly folk, good track burgers..I…read morereally can't complain! It reminds me of my favorite tracks back in PA where I grew up. I also like how they have drag racing and go karts. Gives everyone more to do and see.

The pin ballroom , located in 3008 Berkmar DR Charlottesville va if you like pinball this place is…read morefor you is very clean owner is vey friendly and kind they have snacks drinks and soon beer

I got a membership and have been going as much as I can. The selection of Pinball games here is…read moreawesome and the owner is such a cool guy. It's nice to have a place like this since there aren't many arcades in town. Membership pricing is very fair.

Good Lanes Good People…read moreVery Fair ($20 per hour) If you bowl 200's like me BUT you are serious.... Then bring your own shoes:) The balls are average (14 lb. Is heaviest community ball) But if you care then bring your own ball. Fries and fingers were great and the cool dude brought everything to me:) I'll come back with my kids They accept KIDS BOWL FREE!!!! Please support this community business SOCAL

The nicest owner and employees you'd ever find. Food is GREAT and they are so welcoming and…read moresupportive of bowlers and caregivers from the Special Needs community. The lanes and seating areas are so clean and well maintained. We always have fun, feel welcomed and that it's all a great deal.

It's a great park, lots of fun for the kids even teenagers. Only problem we had was it's a public…read morearea and the pavilion is free to the public and the other people that were there were mean to my 1 year old daughter. No one wanted to share the swings, they hogged literally almost everything there. So she had to just enjoy herself running around the park in the grassy area. I wish it didn't have such nasty people because it's amazing to be free. I gave it two stars only because of the people that were being mean to my daughter.

This is a nice splash pad/park combo. Both areas are clean…read moreand well maintained. The splash pad has several fun features for kids and my 10 month old enjoyed it as well. There is a pavilion with picnic benches under it beside the park as well as a large grassy area offering ample sitting room. There are 2 separate playgrounds, one for 5 and under and one for the older kids. Just be careful when kids go back and forth from splash pad to playground because I have heard a couple stories of children slipping on the metal playground structures when wet, which could obviously be dangerous. One thing I do like about the playground is that the ground is the soft rubbery stuff and not pebbles or mulch, so my little one can crawl around as well. One thing that would make the playground better is if it was covered. Unless it's overcast or evening, the structures probably get too hot to use during the summer. Overall a very nice and fun place for the kids to burn some energy!

We did the Christmas themed room and boy did we struggle!! my family loves escape rooms and we…read moreabsolutely LOVED the creativity behind this room! highly recommend for a fun time!

do not do the seance room we spent $80 just to have them…read morecome in when we had 20 minutes left and say we made a bad choice and the game was over.

I love this park! On nice days I often walk over here after visiting the central library. My family…read morecalls it the "dizzy park" because so many things here spin around. Pros: small, contained park with plenty of shade and benches around the perimeter. The playground structure is fairly new and well maintained. There is also a small waterfall fountain that's on in the summer months that's perfect for small toddlers to play in. Cons: tiny public parking lot, no public restroom, the higher slide could do with more of a railing around the platform, and the surrounding pre schools use the park around 11:30am on weekdays so it gets very crowded at that time.

It was a tiny park. Two play areas for children of varying ages, swings, see-saw for three, and…read moreplenty of benches for parents around the perimeter. There were only four other children at the park which has its pro's and con's. The good thing is there weren't so many kids, that you couldn't see pass the throng to find your own. The bad part is they were all boys and not interested in playing with my hyper-friendly little girl . . . at least I hope that's why they ignored her completely. I was glad to come to the park because we'd passed it so many times, I was equally happy to leave. Perhaps if I had planned a play date with another kid, it would have been different. Nutshell: this isn't the place for a kiddie connection.