So much fun for our three year old and one year old. We had to take them out after two hours cause…read moreit was time for lunch and nap but they would have kept playing!!! Absolutely love how perfect it is for under age 5. The front room has some things for older kids. It's nice how it's basically all one giant room so if you're going alone with multiple children it's definitely manageable. They even have hot coffee (Keurig) and tea for kids. My only complaint is the sensory area (the busy boards were placed a little too high for the kids to reach). But overall, this place is a MUST. $6/person. Under 2 are free. Definitely affordable. Thank you!!!

Great spot for the younger kiddos to burn off some energy. We flew into town and stopped here for…read more2-3 hours and let the kids get that energy out. While there are "infant" areas, I'd say that this place is ideal for the 2 years through kindergarten crowd. Grocery shopping area, water play, baby doll area, gardening area...and it's not too big. It's definitely worth the $5/pp admission. The gift shop has some great M&D items but all have been there awhile as you can see the fading from the sun (and overpriced compared to what you can buy on AMZN). 5 stars for a great kids museum in a small town.

ZERO Stars. I had my daughter (14 y.o.) enrolled as a junior counselor for 3 separate weeks. This…read morewas her first time (first day) at camp. She was accused of blatantly disregarding a camp counselor telling her not to walk to my car vs wait to be picked up and was subsequently kicked out of camp for all 3 weeks. She was devastated. She did not understand why she was kicked out of camp. I had mistakenly thought camp provided lunch. She had no food or water all day. No one noticed and she was too shy to ask. She was starving and thirsty by the end of the day and probably feeling a bit desperate to get to me. She told me her counselor clearly did not like her. She adamantly denies disregarding her camp counselor and said she thought the counselor said "OK". She has never been in trouble at school or anywhere else for that matter. Camp was an attempt to get her out of her shell. It completely backfired on me. Now she is home alone all summer because I have to work. Their punishment to eject her for their perceived blatant disrespect is extreme and they did not take into consideration how this would affect her emotionally. The best course of action would have been a discussion with her and I and an opportunity to correct the problem. I absolutely DO NOT recommend this camp. I received 1 phone call from the camp director and 1 email from another counselor attacking her character, both outrageous, unkind and misconstrued interpretations of my daughters shyness, taking her social awkwardness for an attitude problem. I have reached out further and they are ignoring my letters. I also included the board of directors. No responses for over a week now. Big huge "F-" for Pal Camp.

I love this camp, I've been going here since my mom was Director almost 20 years ago and now I get…read moreto work there :) I have loved seeing the camp grow and change over the many years and how many children love this camp!

Best place if you want a second home the Employees are vary kind besides tay'lon he's not vary nice…read morebut besides that I would give it a 6 out of a 5 if I could

October 2025. We feel this place was a rio-off…read more When we pulled up in our Tundra truck the guy at the gate made a big deal about measuring us to make sure we would fit, said no problem and then took our money. But when we entered the road and saw the "drive-through tree" there was absolutely zero way we were fitting, not even close! Not only that, it's not a tree, just a tree stump. I'm not saying it's not big, and we did "walk" through it but we feel that it was mis-advertised and not at all as expected. We do not recommend.

This drive thru tree was very disappointing. The drive thru was right on the road, now that wasn't…read morethe problem. The problem was the tree, you could drive thru it but it was a dead tree, held together by cables and it didn't have a top it was just the trunk. It was sawed out to fit a car, we didn't drive thru because it looked like too many people hadn't made it. It wasn't great for pictures, it wasn't good for anything. We spent $15 to go thru and see the Shrine Tree and we weren't even there for 3 minutes. I can't comment about the service because there wasn't anyone there. It is right next to Señor Wieners, we didn't eat there. I hope this helps someone not make the same mistake we did.