Our family of 4 stopped in over the weekend for Open Play. Our kids had a blast! Weekends only the…read moreJungle area is open, so will have to return for Ocean area. Slip-resistant socks were just $3, good open play prices and adults are free! They offer parties, but are a bit pricy. As an adult it was hard to crouch and fit through for me tho lol. Good customer service! 4/5 stars. SYOY! :-)

Large with a lot of places to climb, slides and air puff guns. A small section for under 2 years…read moreold. Bathroom does not have child size toilet or sink. Two changing tables in women's restroom. Lots of bright round balls that children love. The kids had a lot of fun. Lots of laughing moving children and plenty of seats for parents to sit on. Plenty of space for strollers (no stroller lockers). It looked like the cafe served fast food (fries, burger, pizza, chicken nuggets, fountain drinks) and only one water fountain. Music is playing in the facility. Plenty of Opportunities for improvement- Balls look like they could use washing Add wall toys in the under 2 section Healthy food options More air conditioning Water bottle refill fountain Hand washing stations needed by party room Currently not ADA friendly, no button to hold door open when pushing stroller into building or bathrooms Massage chairs for parents if kids are allowed to play by themselves (play places in Asia have this) Air conditioning

Solid Children's museum with a mixture of STEM and pretend play that suits kids 1-6yo. Our kids had…read morea blast and easily were entertained for a few hours. A nice touch was they had spare diapers to use as well. Kid friendly size toilets and bathroom sinks. Price is reasonable and also on Discover and Go. There's also nearby EV chargers as well.

PSA: Tiny Tot Tuesdays, toddlers that are 23 months and younger are free! Woo-hoo!…read more Sacramento Children's Museum found in Rancho, lol - is a fun spot for kiddos. There are different themed rooms that create an environment of imaginary play for kiddos of all ages. You can easily spend an hour+ here expanding the energy of our kiddos. I would highly recommend this spot if you have kiddos!

everything. my autistic kid just loves it. its just really a big jungle gym…read more its clean and not as crowded, which i think our kid loves about it

Was excited about this spot for my 2 and 4 year olds, but I'm not coming back. Kids come in and the…read morefirst thing they see is the EXPENSIVE arcade games before they even get to see the play structures to get excited about. So I got to start the adventure with saying "no" cuz I just spent $40 for their entrance fees, then another $6 for THEIR grip socks even though we came wearing our own grip socks. Now I'm the bad guy cuz my kids see flashy expensive arcade games and want to play. The arcade games are so short and so expensive for the time you get to play, and no prizes to win, just money down the drain with the stupid pre paid cards that you don't know how much is left on it. The play structure has a super unsafe feature at the front, the Mario challenge wall, I saw multiple kids probably 8 year olds climb ABOVE the Mario structure where it's a full story high and they would be seriously hurt if they fell. My last complaint is that the staff did not keep a close enough eye on the gate to make sure kids don't escape. I saw the gate just hang open as the staff chatted with each other and not watching to keep it closed. On a positive note, the play structure itself is very large and a lot of exploring opportunities for toddlers and kids,lots of slides. Structures tall enough that parents can follow a two year old almost anywhere in the structure. The place has potential to be better and safer, but I'm sticking to Enchanted for my kids, it's safer for toddlers.

Coaches are nice and lots of class options. Lots of times to choose from as well. My daughter…read moreenjoys coming here.

Just signed up for a class here and we have been having fun. Definitely worth looking into…read more Sometimes there is a wait list, but its great exercise and helps with balance and motorskills for any child.

I rode this as a kid back in the 80s and love taking my son now. Staff/owners are very friendly.read more

We decided to go for a ride after visiting the nearby Zoo Sanctuary…read more The cost was $5 per person, payable by cash or card (with a $1 processing fee). The ride was around 5 minutes long. The views are of the park, adjacent street, back of the zoo fencing, & a parking lot. You can enjoy areas of nature in the park. The ride is smooth & uneventful. You don't pass by anything specific to a train experience or go under or through anything. There is a loose, thin cloth that covers the wooden seat. Although there's signage that the conductor can assist with boarding if needed, I imagine accessibility issues for some. To get into the seats in the section we found available required having to climb over the edge into the car, which had no door. I'm petite & it wasn't the easiest with my legs. However, in other posted photos, it seems a few seats in the front of the train have cutouts to walk into to make boarding easier. It's a cute experience for little ones to enjoy.

We had a good time here. Pretty far from our house so we won't go often. The slash pad seems nice…read morefor younger kids. Lots to climb, sand area, trampoline, separate playgrounds for toddlers and older kids. Lots of grass. Does have a parking lot. There were only a few other cars the day we went. Does have bathrooms. Not a lot of shade.

Beautiful park and very safe and clean - has bathrooms and every sports field you can imagineread more

Pop on by the Maple Neighborhood Center to check out the Sacramento Adventure Playground…read more Run by Fairytale town, this location is a magnet for outdoor adventurous fun without the watchful eye of parental units. We've only done the Saturday FREE sessions but signed up for summer camp to continue the fun! Animals, climbing, and parent free joy. Plan for your kiddo to spend several hours. Tips: -Bring a water bottle and plan to leave your kiddo behind :D -Muck shoes, muck pants, and muck tees. Your kid will find a way to get dirty! -Push the gate open upon arrival. There are signs that make you think there's a trick to it, but no. Just come on in! Check in in the building to your left. -Encourage kiddo to climb the ladder. I don't know what's up there, but independence wins at this place! -Sign and read the waiver beforehand but plan on a quick orientation. -Bring cardboard to donate!

My granddaughter and grandson always have a great time there. They always plenty to do there and…read morethe staff is always friendly and encouraging to the children.

We enjoyed visiting this really neat, fun, educational, & free experience in a lovely nature area…read more We found ample parking in the lot on a Sunday morning. Park at the far end from the lot entrance to be situated closer to the Visitor Center. The Visitor Center is small, but clean, organized, & packed with lots of facts & information. Some areas offered hands-on experiences. They also had coloring sheets for kids. Giant fish heads offer a listening experience teaching about the Chinook Salmon & Steelhead Trout. We enjoyed wandering around. Restrooms are available & were maintained. Just watch out for some spiders on the ceiling above. We went out to the hatchery early enough to get to scoop up some free fish food by the gate with available containers. It ran out while we were still there. It was a very cool experience to see the fish go into a feeding frenzy! Do keep the gate closed, which is posted on a sign. Some people weren't being attentive. There are observation points & a lovely trail to walk along the river with some informative signs here & there. It was so pleasant to take in the pretty, peaceful scenery & watch birds. We hope to return to see more action with the salmon & trout from November to February. Do check their website for up-to-date visitor information as they close the facility to the public after Memorial Day until Labor Day & times may be subject to change.

The Nimbus Fish Hatchery is a great family friendly place and it's all free! It's a nice place to…read moreenjoy some nature and fish. There's free fish feeding which is my favorite activity here. The feeding area closes before the visitor center so plan to do that first. Be sure to check their Facebook page for the latest updates on hours and closuresThe visitor center is also worth a stop, with educational displays about fish spawning. There's restrooms available inside as well.

I have a membership and this place is like our home trampoline park. it's a good place. My kids…read morelike it. Sometimes it'll be an issue with another kid or a bigger kid even but it's not something that is out of the normal for that many kids. It gets worked out. The staff is nice and usually helpful. Lots of good birthday parties there. I like it better than the other trampoline parks. They could do a better job of answering the phone tho. Never is crazy lol also the new hours, 4-8pm in the middle of summer is wild. It used to be a pretty solid place for parents to come work remote while their kids played but apparently that era is over. 4-8 is like the prequel to closing for good.

We visited Urban Air on July 18, 2026, for a children's birthday party with our 23-month-old and…read more5-year-old. When we arrived, I was told my toddler could jump while I watched from the sidelines. However, after seeing how chaotic the facility was, there was no way I felt comfortable doing that. Children were running around unsupervised, teenagers were climbing up the slides the wrong way, kids weren't taking turns, and I didn't see staff monitoring any slides. To keep my 23-month-old safe, I ended up paying the additional 50% fee so I could accompany him on the trampoline. Instead of being able to relax and enjoy the party, I spent the entire time chasing and playing alongside my toddler to make sure he didn't get hurt. It was exhausting--I left drenched in sweat, and I'm 38 years old, a runner, and in good shape. Unfortunately, the experience got worse when we left the party area. Someone stole my Altra running shoes along with the zippered party favor bags we had received. My 5-year-old was heartbroken. On top of that, many of the arcade games were out of order, two major attractions were closed. I think this location would benefit greatly from having a dedicated toddler area where younger children can play safely away from older kids. Based on our experience, I would not recommend this Urban Air.

We had our son's 7th birthday party at Altitude Trampoline Park in Folsom and it was a great…read moreexperience. Our host, Allison, was amazing. She went above and beyond, was very attentive, and made sure both the kids and parents were taken care of. She really made the day stress free for us. Thank you, Allison, for making our son's birthday so special. We would definitely book another party here. Highly recommend.

We had my daughter's birthday party here. The staff was prepared and attentive! They were…read moreaccommodating and were able to customize the party to our needs! Our server Andria was amazing! She was fast and thorough in her work! It was a pleasure being here and the kids had a blast! Thank you again