Loved it. Went to see my nephew train. Was impressed with how professional and kid friendly they…read moreare. I do recommend this place. They have adult hours too.

What an amazing place. Great place for kids birthday parties. I have been lucky enough to have been…read morethere several times during the parties and even when there are no parties. Very helpful staff. They were attentive and engaging while working with the kids. Also overseeing safety. The owner explains all details of parties and the facility in a clear manner that almost everyone can understand.

Buying the 10-pack pass post-COVID was one of my better parenting decisions. We pop in when the…read moreweather is awful and the kids are bouncing off the walls. It's a great way for them to burn energy and learn new skills--while reminding adults that kids make everything look way easier. Try the rings if you want a humbling experience (my palms are still burning). They do sell chalk there, which is truly a worth-while investment. Super clean, well-run, and we even hosted a birthday party here that went off without a hitch. Highly recommend to get out that energy stored up from gray WNY.

I just took my 3 kids there (9,6 & 5) and they all loved it…read more This not a trampoline park. It has variation of the obstacles that you see on TV show. The place is a little small but that didn't stop my kids from breaking out in sweat and having fun. If you plan on going I would get there right when "OPEN PLAY" starts. It is still relatively new so it wasn't pack at all.

This is a very large campground with a variety of accommodations. Everything from a tent site, to a…read moreyurt, RV hook up, or cabins. We stayed in one of the four tent sites. Note-the tent sites didn't offer a ton of privacy, it was kind of open. It was very close to two bathrooms. It was very quiet. We were so impressed upon arrival. Everything was well marked and clean. The general store has a little bit of everything. The staff was helpful and friendly. They offered a lot of family friendly activities. We were there during their harvest festival weekend. They offered hay rides and cider and donuts by their bon fire the first night we were there. Almost all of their activities are included. They charge a fee for their zip lines. They offer free pedal bike usage alongwith boat usage. It is conveniently located to Niagara Falls. They offer late check-in and even check in for folks who don't have a reservation, if they have availability Saturday morning the store opened at 9 AM a little late for us since we were on the road by 845. We were hoping to buy acup of coffee (they have $2 K-cups).

We found them online and decided to give them a try. It was my first time camping and it was a…read moregreat experience. I did reach out to them to inform them I would be arriving late and they gave us instructions to follow for after hours. The only thing that was had to follow were the signed. Over all the location was nice. The bathrooms were very clean. Both the electricity and water worked great. Over all a great experience and super close drive to see the falls on the NY side.

Came here for the second time this past weekend for an Owl Prowl with Tom Herr. We weren't lucky…read moreenough to see any owls this time but I learned a ton to go do a prowl myself in my own backyard. I love Beaver Meadow and plan to return here often once the weather warms.

This summer has been one of great improvements at Beaver Meadow. The parking areas and the…read morebotanical gardens are spectacular this year. There's evidence of a new frog pond under construction, which appeals to my young grandsons. We always take time to go through the visitor center and enjoy the aquariums filled with reptiles and amphibians. The staff is so very helpful and understanding, answering the million questions that my boys often post to them.

Rainy Tuesdays are no match for this place! We were here on vacation and needed plans for the day…read more Friendship Fortress has a Tuesday deal where adults are free (normally $5) with a paying child ($15). Prices are very fair for everything included, especially since you're allowed to stay all day and you have re-entry on the daily pass. They do sell extremely limited food options, but with the re-entry you could easily go for food and come back. No outside food is allowed except water and baby formula. Fair. The amenities inside are perfect for toddler to elementary aged kids. When I asked my daughters if they liked it they said "Five stars! They even had a volcano slide! How cool is that?" It is really cool, to be honest. They also had a zip line, a ball pit, a rope bridge and imagination play. AND you can do all of this dressed like a princess. Every time I turned around my daughter was dressed in a different costume. We spent three hours here, no problem. They also advertised birthday parties, and a summer camp options. Everything was thoughtfully planned, from sanitizer stations and step stools in the bathrooms, to locker/cubbies for storing shoes and other belongings. Heads up! Socks are required for everyone- even parents. One minor issue was limited seating for adults who weren't playing, but thankfully that wasn't an issue late on a Tuesday evening. We had a blast here, and for $30 it was an easy outing for the wallet.

Giving it two stars because the thought was there with the space. For it to be a space that kids as…read moreyoung as 1 can come to, it was pretty dirty and ran through. Food, crumbs and empty juice boxes on the ground. Toys and surfaces look like they are never cleaned and super unsanitary (especially with cold and flu season approaching). When I walked in there was no one at the front and I wasn't greeted at all. It was my first time coming and I was not impressed at all.

This was my 12 yr old sons 2nd year attending ~Camp Hickory Hill~ in Varysburg NY. Hickory Hill is…read morea Christian based camp for Boys, Girls, Families, ext. My son just received his Hunter's Certification this week. Cold Glass bottle's of Coca Cola, Hot Pretzels, Ice Cream and more sold in Campers Store! Thank You Hickory Hill (Sam,Ray,Bill,Art,Stephen,Christian,Amy and so many more) for always Motivating, Educating and Praising our Children while they enjoy camp. Highly recommend Camp Hickory Hill. Check out their Website and feel free to contact camp, as they promptly get back to you, always!

From the owner: Camp Hickory Hill provides Christian camp, retreat, and conference experiences for families, kids,…read moreand churches.

"Take me home Country roads…read moreTo the place I belong" -John Denver Camp Weona is the place I belong. I went to this camp for 7 years as a child and worked there for 2 summers. This summer, I volunteered for one week. If you are looking for a camp for your child, please consider Weona. Weona boasts beautiful views and a wide range of activities, including archery, horses, canoeing and kayaking, arts and crafts, and a brand new high ropes course including a zip line. I just tried it this summer and it's a blast. The food is average, but it is improving every year. Cabins are rustic and you will get the outdoor experience. I've listed many amenities, but please know that the best part of this place is the wonderful people who work here. The staff care about the children and the experience, as well as this beautiful place. It also should be noted that Weona isn't all for kids... Weona hosts schools and other organizations, family weekends, etc. If you don't believe anything about my review, know that the motto of Weona is "where only good prevails." Thank you, Weona, for giving me the memories that have inspired this review.

This day care was a great start for my daughter as an introduction to school. We has planned on…read morestarting her at 3, but circumstances changed, and we needed a center when she was 2 1/2. The care givers are warm and kind. My daughter came home chatting away and happy every time. What impressed me most was the effort the caregivers put into the project for the children. My daughter came home with a beautifully and creatively made projects. Some included hand and footprints, and others were even laminated. You can tell the teachers spent a lot of time and effort working with basic materials to create something sweet. They went out of their way when they didn't have to. There were trips to the wading pool and visits from firefighters. When it was too cold to go outside, the teachers brought the snow in for the kids to play with. Very sweet center.

From the owner: You have many choices in child care. The Lord of Life Child Development Center in Depew believes…read morein a play-centered philosophy that builds character, encourages exploration, teaches both academic and life skills, and equips your child to succeed with healthy self-esteem and respect for others. Our beautiful campus includes an on-site Adult Day Health Center where the children and adults gather daily to learn from each other. We are the only childcare center in WNY with both a Registered Dietican and a nurse on staff.

Ms Kaia was the on duty ninja and she was very helpful with my son. She taught him numerous methods…read moreto work the obstacles. I really like how the place is set up. Lots of obstacles with mats to protect you when you fall. I highly recommend joining or just signing up for free play. It's literally fun for the whole family. We will be back for sure.

It's a decent amount of fun for kids, but I would say the vast majority of the obstacles are geared…read moretowards older kids. My 5 / 6 year old, despite being fairly athletic, wasn't able to do at least half of them due to the need to stretch far, be taller, etc. If you go on a super slow open gym time, there's usually plenty of employees working who are willing to help... but I did find that some of them really have no idea how to interact with smaller kids. (one was using phrases like "Gravitational pull" and "momentum" when trying to explain things to a 4 year old... ehhhhhhhh) Also, CAN WE PLEASE GET A CHANGING TABLE HERE? For heaven's sakes, it's the middle of winter and no one wants to change a poopy diaper on the floor of a bathroom. It's a KIDS' GYM. That means parents are bringing their families here --- please be 100% family friendly and put a couple changing tables in the bathrooms. Please please please. I wouldn't pay full price, but with a Groupon it's a nice day out of the house when you're stuck inside during winter. Oh, also, BRING YOUR OWN POWDER. Because sweaty little kid hands + hanging obstacles = blisters and ripped open palms. Take my word on it.

A high school that was founded in the 1970s in Buffalo. Kids came from all around the city to…read moreattend. It remains a top school in the area.