This place is great! I went here on a class trip today and I genuinely enjoyed it the staff were…read morenice and the play place was fun and chaotic but it was a great experience I would genuinely come back again 5 Stars!

They took one look at me and decided that I would have to pay $23 + tax for a $20 package even…read morethough the price on their board right behind the register shows the $20 price. Do not go here! I make it a rule to only patronize businesses that don't discriminate.

This place is great. Wonderful. Amazing even, just absolutely wonderful I just love it hereread more

If heaven for toddlers + chaos had a name, it'd be called Tiger Bounce. Our 3 and 6 year old love…read moreit! Plenty of bouncy items to jump on, things to climb, and benches for parents to sit on. It's like Lord of the Flies came alive but with less violence. Bring noise cancelling headphones and a fully charged phone to avoid the ambiance. At $8 a kid, totally worth it on our trip to Columbia to tire out the wee ones during our winter break trip to visit the in-laws. We've been twice this week.

We tried all three mini-golf places in Osage Beach, and I'll review all three. Putt n stuff is most…read moretraditional with windmill, plinko, tunnels, et. Almost all greens were very clean and newly laid with tee off squares. There is water, hippos, crocodiles, gorillas, windmills and hills and curves. Maybe a little older but overall most fun if you are ok with letting chance help or break your score. In 2026 it was $11 for first round , $5 for second round. Pirates Cove seems newer. It has simpler greens to navigate (less chance more skill), you have a little more control over your score, but not as unique as far as ball play. The pirates and ship are fun for pics and if you read the pirate fun facts that can be fun. It has a couple places where you can put in a quarter for fish food and feed the fish. That was actually pretty cool. It has a large waterfall as well. Cost: $13, $7 for second round, but go to a visitor brochure stand and there are coupons for $1-2 off sometimes. Last is Sugar creek. This one is best if you are looking for a quiet oasis. It reminded me of the Ewok village, as you kind of feel like the putting greens are elevated with wood holding them up. Mostly just rocks and angles to work around so you have almost total control of your score. Not as challenging, but very cool, shady, and absolutely gorgeous with neatly potted, well maintained plants everywhere. Love the miner town buildings and feel. Some leaves on the greens simply because of the number of large trees, but well kept up. Cost $14, 7 for second round. This one has a lot of steps to get down to it, but fewer steps along the way. Hope this is helpful. You really can't go wrong with any of them.

Very nice people and very nice mini course - we only played 18 holes but enjoyed it very much. Many…read morevery creative holes with water hazards!! Too much fun.

Rock Bridge State Park is one of my favorite Missouri trials because of the views and…read moreaccessibility. This park is wonderful for people of all ages; especially for families! We love exploring the Devil's Icebox Cave and the Sinkhole short trail. There are parts on the trail that are easily accessible by following the wood-planked walkway, but there are also "off the beaten path" trails and spots to ride your bike. Rock Bridge State Park is absolutely beautiful and is a "Must Visit" outdoor spot in Columbia, MO!

I take my granddaughters here every chance I get. Love playing in the water in the caves. And they…read morelove the pathways and steps. I usually end up carrying one or both back out as they are exhausted. Afterwards a nice nap had by all!

Does not care for children's health. Our son came home with a bad case of lice. He is very allergic…read moreto cats as well and Heather Graves decided to ignore medical documentation over the Mom's insistence that he was not allergic to cats and it would not be a problem. He suffered cardiac arrest from respiratory depresion due to the asthma triggers. They claim they are not responsible because it is ok with the Mom that he is exposed.

From the owner: Infants (6 weeks to 12 months) - Infants grow and learn every day. At Toddlers Ink, we provide a…read moresafe and nurturing environment for infants to play and explore. Each activity and play area allows your infant to develop the skills that serve as building blocks for a lifetime of learning. Toddlers (12 months to 18 months) - Each class is filled with hands-on learning activities that help toddlers develop physically, socially, and emotionally. Toddlers will be encouraged to interact with others and make new friends through fun and creative group games. 2 to 3-year-olds - As your child continues to make new discoveries every day, they begin to express their independence. We focus on introducing children to a world of learning, sharing, and exploring while helping them develop their skills to make decisions and plan ahead. Preschool (4 - 5 years old) - Our kindergarten preparedness program is designed to help children continue to make decisions on their own and in the classroom. We work to promote positive learning experiences for each child that challenge him/her through different early educational activities and allow each child to learn and explore in all developmental domains. School Age (6 to 12-years-old) - Toddlers Ink provides school age children with care both before and after as, as well as during school vacations and summer. Our teachers will assist your child with fun activities. During the summer, children can enjoy weekly events and fun field trips.

This is the best waterpark we have been to! We came here twice in our week vacation, it was so fun…read morefor kids and adults alike! It's clean, lots of lifeguards, and they do allow you to bring in your own water bottles which is so helpful to stay hydrated. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about the park and staff. We had a blast both days! I was disappointed in many parents. This is a Christian establishment which is obvious when you get here. If you do not want to respect that, then do not come. There are other water parks in the area. Besides the Bible verses posted when you come in there is a sign explicitly stating that thong bathing suits are not allowed. Unfortunately, there were still plenty of thong bathing suits. Shame on you grown adults who feel like you need to wear that type of a swimming suit in front of hundreds of children and as a grown adult cannot follow rules. Those of you who do this are horrible role models for your own children and others. I do not blame the establishment at all, or expect the teenage staff to have to reprimand and turn away grown adults for their clothing. It's a sad state of the world when adults feel like they need to show off everything to elementary aged children.

A few rides were closed down, I messed up my ankle but this will forever be a cherished memory…read more This was our first time here. The staff/life guards were very wonderful and watched everyone in the water. Seeing my husband and son enjoying life and living in the moment then looking around and seeing everyone having that same moment in their own ways, was beautiful. Our son can't wait to go back. Thank you all for a core memory

We had the best stay after a long day of driving! Very friendly staff, the room was clean (and felt…read moreclean), the beds were comfortable. They serve breakfast, but we were on the road again before the service began. Highly recommend- extremely satisfied.

We've stayed at this particular Holiday Inn Express a number of times and I've previously rated it…read moreas a 4-star hotel. This is still a great hotel but, based on this stay, I'm lowering my rating to a 3-star. The two guys at the front desk when we checked in and they lady working the desk when we checked out we're all great. Professional, personable and efficient. The room was clean and quiet. BUT, and this is becoming more and more of a problem with hotel rooms, it was impossible to get the room dark. There were special blackout shades to keep outside light from interfering but there was a giant (actually it wasn't that big) bright green LED on the thermostat that gave the room a green glow all night. The lady at the front desk at check out said we weren't the first to complain about the green LED. She said that next time we should check with the desk and they'd give us tape to cover it. Misc LED's on the TV, microwave, smoke detectors, etc are making it hard to get a room really dark. Then at breakfast (yeah, I know it's free), they were out of bacon AND their signature cinnamon rolls. I overheard the breakfast hostess telling one guest that "THEY" never gave her enough bacon. Then I overheard her telling another guest that there were no cinnamon rolls because "the truck didn't come yet". This is still a nice hotel and we'll continue to stay here on our way west. It just needs to pay better attention to details, and the breakfast staff needs to be more hospitable and stop blaming "them" and "the truck ".