Clean and a great variety of toys and activities for the kids to do. We always enjoy coming here…read morefor the toys. Not on the business at all just a heads up to other parents of overly friendly kids and parents that bring their kids here for interaction for other children. We haven't had much luck here with that. The kinds of parents this attracts aren't very friendly and like to overly police normal children behavior. I know Montessori parents are attracted to places like this. But vibe from others isn't very Montessori just a heads up (hands off letting kids figure it out) and more helicopter parent.

Awesome! This place was so great! My granddaughter and I had so much fun! Highly recommended!read more

Been there twice with my almost 2yr old son. He loves it there. There are different areas he can…read moreexplore and the projector that shines into the floor is interactive. I also love it because I don't have to really worry about him getting into things he shouldn't. Somebody in a review complained about the owner, but I think she's a sweet lady. I really liked the community feel. I don't mind someone getting onto my kid, reasonably, if he is doing something he shouldn't. I think my favorite room is the quiet room. I love the cricket sounds, the fish lava lamps, for lack of a better word, and the fiber optic things. I mean I could take a nap in there. Everything is clean and tidy. I 100% recommend this place to anybody with little kids.

Went for a friends birthday party. The boys had a great time. Staff was friendly. Plenty of…read moreactivities to keep the boys busy for a couple hours.

When you have a super energetic toddler, and every weekend you have to think really hard how to…read moreburn down his/ her energy, it is troublesome.I've tried to bring my toddler to the playgrounds in local parks, but she got bored after going too many times. Then I started to think maybe she should learn how to exercise properly instead of playing regular swings or slides. This summer we had a chance to visit relatives in California. I did some search and brought my daughter to a kid's gym class where the equipments are designed for young toddlers. Apparently, my daughter loved it. After returned back Savannah, I started to search a similar place, and fortunately, I found Peds Play literally the next block from Monkey Joes Savannah. The small gym is belonged to Peds Health by Dr. Ericka Russell- Petty. I first asked Dr. Ericka whether I could take a look before taking kids in. She kindly agreed and showed me around. When I saw the equipments, I talked to myself "OMG, they look tough, I don't think my toddler is ready for them". Dr. Ericka told me kids always find what they can do and enjoy being in the gym. I went home and considered for 2 days, then a Saturday morning I decided to bring my kids to Peds Play. My toddler in the beginning was very careful looking for what she wants to play. 20 mins later, she started to move things around (thank God, because it was still early, and we were the only party in the gym, so I didn't have to worry disturbing other kids). Then almost an hour passed, my daughter played crazy in the gym and climbing the net like a monkey. In the end, I had to beg her to leave. I think Dr. Ericka was correct, you've never known what the limited is for a kid. When my daughter walked out the door and headed to the car, she told me "mummy, I am so tired, but I like it". As soon as we got home, she crushed on the couch immediately. Dr. Ericka currently arranges with different classes for Saturday afternoon. Also plans for summer camp. Although my kids are still too young for either one, I believe after they turn to 5 years old, they will be excited to join the programs. But at least for now, my toddler can have fun and burn down her energy in this kid's gym in the weekend. Additional information: Have to be 2-25 years old to participate, and must wear socks or sneakers. Age 2-12 years and under 60 inches tall is $10 for first hour then $5 for additional hour Age 13-25 years or above 60 inches tall is $12 for first hour then $6 for additional hour Come back the next day for $7 for first hour then $3 If you are interested in being members, pay $30 for 30 days Monday-Saturday 9am- 6pm, Sunday Closed You may see Peds Play door is locked during the business hours. Please walk to the office of Peds Health, the assistants will open the gym for you.

From the owner: Combines play and exercise for youth 2-25 years old. Information about eating healthy. Fueling…read morethe body for education

This place is a nice alternative to an outdoor park. Over all the equipment is well maintained…read morethough it can be a bit crowded. I tend to walk around with my kiddo when they are playing but I know there is a lot of drop in and play with less parent interaction. There are also a day camp and classes/events you can attend there which is nice. The only cons I can find is that there can be some kids who are not into sharing or taking turns. There are others who just have no regard for the fact that little kids are there too. Running or pushing them out from other play-sets. And some who do dangerous climbing on the equipment and get aggressive toward you when you ask them to stop, then follow you when you move to other play areas with your kiddo then monopolize that play area till you move again. But maybe that was just my experience.

An indoor playground for toddlers and kids. Great idea for rainy, too hot, or too cold days. They…read morehave: mini zip-line: pretty cool but the harness doesn't accommodate smaller toddlers who can't hold onto the straps themselves yet. It's more like a sling. Trampoline: decent size miniature rock climb wall: pretty cool chalk/crayon station: all the crayons are broken and they didn't have coloring books, just a single sheet of white paper laying out. Same with the chalk; broken. puzzle station: many missing pieces and a few broken. They had maybe four puzzles. train track station: this station sits right below a glass window that gets a lot of sunshine. Boy did it get hot sitting there playing with the trains. And this was on an October day. Can you imagine how hot it can get in the summer. They need to install a shade there. playhouse kitchen: limited amount of pots, pans, utensils, dishes, and food items. Swings: not your typical swings that you think of at the park. I don't know what they're called but they're like hammock style swings. Climbing obstacles Monkey bars One thing that I noticed they are missing, a SLIDE and a ball pit. Even though I listed a lot of activities, I don't feel like it's toddler friendly. The physical activities required more advance hand and foot coordination. There's a lot of indoor activities for big kids already and I was hoping this was one for my younger toddlers.

I love it it's an amazing jumping place, it fun and really nice and the trampoline are so fun and…read morecool!

Very large trampoline park - it was crowded but there was still plenty of space for the kiddos to…read moreplay. Very nice young man was helping with the rock climbing harnesses. There were some loud crowds of bigger kids but for the most part they watched their language around the younger kids. For $18, it was a great bargain for the entire day.

I'm a nanny, so I'm constantly looking for new things to do with my kiddos. This place is perfect…read morefor kids of all sorts of age ranges, and while we were there we saw newborns all the way up to 7 years old. First, I liked the quiet, peaceful environment. Not overwhelming or loud for little kiddos. They were stocked with all sorts of toys and activities, including learning games, sensory toys and enrichment activities. There is something for every kid here. The workers are kind and friendly, and love interacting with the kids. Highly recommend! *picture covering kiddos eyes to protect privacy.*

I'm so glad I found this little gem! It's been a God's sent. It's a indoor playground located in…read moreFruit Cove, not too far from us. We come here weekly for their classes: arts and craft, sensory touch, dance exercise, bubble & many many more. Every week it is something new and my little one is thriving here. The staff is super sweet and welcoming. The playground and toys are super clean and they mop/wipe down everything daily. The families that come here are so nice and kind, everyone's so friendly and I feel safe bringing my little one here. Highly recommend for those that are looking to make new mom/dad friends while your Little's socialize and hang out with each other. They also do birthday parties here and other events. I can't wait for our first party here in a few weeks. They provide party planner, decor, space etc. you name it, they have it!!

Looking for somewhere new for my daughter to play, we visited this spot. Advertised as a play place…read morefor ages 0-5, I thought it would be a great experience as she'd recently turned 4. When we walked in, my first impression was that it was bit small. I was shocked when they told me that it was $26 for admission. Any thoughts I may have had of letting my infant play around fleeted away. That was quite expensive, particularly in comparison to similar places in Jacksonville and actually across the country. The place is cute though but probably better for very young kids. They have a water table, swings, small foam pit, small climbing apparatus with slides, dolls with bassinets, dress up clothes, and a few other things. After about 20 minutes, my daughter asked me if there was another room because she had played with everything already. Perhaps when our baby gets a little older we'll return without my older daughter. We'll see. I know they offer memberships but it would be hard for me to consider going there multiple times a month.

Today was our first day here. It was $32 for the day for 2 kids with no time limit. It was very…read morebusy but plenty of activities to do with the kids. There were different areas/centers: kitchen, pet clinic, slides and swings, water table, etc. It is one big open space which is nice but also means there are toys everywhere and not always in the right "center" they are supposed to be in. They have a coffee machine and a snack area with water, milk, and juice options plus various snacks (fruit bars, goldfish, pirates booty, pringles, etc.). It's advertised for ages 0-5. My 5 year old had fun but felt like my 2.5 year old enjoyed it more. I'm glad we have something indoors for days when it's really hot or rainy. They also host birthday parties which I think would be best if they were private parties (not sure how they are setup). I can see us coming back!

I absolutely love Altitude Trampoline Park even as an adult! The prices are very reasonable…read more The facility is very clean and very inviting. The staff is very friendly. There are several versatile jump areas for the children of various ages and it's really a fun place to hang out!

First the construction outside had my kids thinking we were in the ghetto lmbo…read more We walked in, definitely smaller than expected. For the age group I have with my kids, this place is better for littler kids. Honestly my kids were done playing within 30 mins. My youngest son has ADHD and it wasn't much for him to do to keep him entertained. There is I consider a snack bar compared to a cafe so you definitely need to grab your kids some food after you leave. Floor could use a little updating as well as the games. A creepy dark hallway by the restrooms, that's a no go for me. There is a skittles and cotton candy machine in the back but I won't use in my honest opinion. So if your kids are 8 and older or are very hyper, I won't recommend this place for them, not much for them to do.

This place is a win for parents and kids alike. Kids Empire on Blanding is spacious, clean, and…read moregenuinely fun. The staff stood out - everyone we interacted with was friendly, upbeat, and helpful. You can tell they care about making it a good experience for families. What I really appreciate is the come-and-go policy! We stepped out to grab some food and came right back with no issue. The kids got hours of play in, climbing, sliding, and running around. It's the kind of place where you can relax a bit while the kids wear themselves out. Highly recommend if you're looking for a safe, indoor play place.

Super clean and well lit. I didn't even know this place existed but now I know we'll frequent it…read moreoften! Socks are required but you don't HAVE to buy their socks, which is nice. Spent 3 hrs and the kids were sad to leave.

What a hidden gem! Perfect for kids and adults. The bouncy houses were great for our 3yo. The…read morepinballs are so much fun and the other games like TMNT, air hockey and basketball were a hit too

Great selection of games, more than any I've seen in one location if I wasn't at a gaming…read moreconvention. Most are well maintained. Be sure to check the back room (you have to go out the back, across a fenced in paved yard, and into the next building). It has a lot of the older pinball machines.