Updating my review for Kid & Caboodle! We've gone many times in the last few years and my daughters…read morealways have a blast. It's everything you would want in a play place for a 1.5 and 3.5 year old. Plenty to see and do, but not too much that it's overwhelming. There's a large play place with lots of slides and areas to climb, pretend play centers and plenty of other toys like blocks, trains, etc. A huge added bonus is they have a snack bar with coffee - perfect for adults, and helpful if you forget snacks for your kiddos. The entire space is kept extremely clean and has a bright and modern feel. Admission is around $20 for open play. It's also a wonderful spot for birthday parties - you get the entire space for two hours and they have complete packages where they include food and decor. Overall it's a cute spot to have in town and I'm sure we'll continue to visit often!

We live around the corner and came once before the pandemic and countless times after the reopened…read more Ashley is almost always present and is such a fabulous inspiration as a business owner. She's caring, thoughtful, remembers us(!), and very organized. Every time we have come to the facility, every block is in place, and there isn't a piece of lint or thread anywhere on the floor- it is spotless clean! Remember to bring socks - if you forget (like I did) they have kid and adult pairs for sale for just a few dollars. You're also welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks in - they have designated areas for food in there. Our kid started coming around age 13 months and is 2.5 years now. There are endless things to do - from small breakout rooms to explore and stimulate imagination, to a massive climbing and jungle gym area that even adults can easily maneuver. There is a small cafe for water and snacks, as well as very clean, accessible restrooms. The area is very open and visible, so parents can always keep an eye on their children no matter which part of the building they are in. If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would. Over and over again.

It was very nice the people are great! It a blast here at…read morecamp Jefferson! V.

Amazing thata it just amazing. I would recomend it to anyone. so fun my daughter is always so…read moreexcited to come and has a great time

We ended up doing the escape room instead bc we didn't come prepared for the rage room, but i…read moreenjoyed the overall experience.

Loved it! Booked the Ballistic package for three and we had a total blast. This is better than a…read moremassage! All your stress just melts away. Only note - bring your own Bluetooth speaker so you can really blast the music. Gavin was the best host. Can't wait to return.

Super fun place to spend an evening out with friends! Highly recommend! Extremely good service,…read moregreat selection of fun activities, and the people who run it are very helpful and easy to chat with! We really enjoyed our time there! Will be back soon!

I came here with 5 other friends. This was my first time in an escape room…read more I did the Mayan Tomb so my review is based on that. It is located on John Street in Morristown. It can be a little tricky to find since there are several buildings nearby but hopefully you can get in so you at least make an attempt at getting out. I was skeptical but this is definitely a great night out with friends to do something different. You have to think and work as a team or you will never make it out.

Fun!! This was my first escape room experience and it was…read moregreat! I was in a party of 4 and we joined another group of 4 people. We worked well in the Myan Temple and we're able to get out in time. I recommend this place!

I enjoy bringing my daughter to this park though wish the area was cleaned on a regular basis.read more

Went there when it was too hot to use any of the playground equipment. But it seems pretty nice and…read morebasic.

Had the best time with my boys. Rigatoni was our referee and really made the experience.read more

rigatoni is the man, great time. recommend it. Made it fun, competitive, professional. ask for…read morerigatoni!

A great escape room at a great price! It is definitely made with love. We did the immersive actor…read moreexperience called Raven Guild. It was very very spooky. The puzzles are solid. And the host are amazing. The live actor has an extra element that you don't get in the traditional escape room. Go support these guys their local and they're super cool.

Disappointed. For $44/person, it was very underwhelming. This was probably our 15th escape room…read more.. and it was our least favorite and the most we've ever paid for one. 1) They allow up to 15 people to do one room. But since the entire escape room has to be in sequential order, there's only 1 puzzle that can be worked on at a time. Only about 4 people could work on it and everyone else just had to stand around. If they're going to allow that many people, more puzzles to solve at one time is a must or it gets boring for everyone else. Too linear for such a large group. 2) The clues were not very creative, most of the time the code was written right next to it. There are more creative ways with that many people to gather clues for the codes. 3) Clues were smeared which need to be updated so you can actually read it. 4) It was so hot in there! And I'm usually cold every where I go for reference. 5) When a door would unlock there was no sound or indication it was open which was frustrating because we were doing the right thing waiting for a door to open but no idea when it finally opened. A sound effect would be nice. 6) Speakers need to be updated, they were blaring and hard to hear 7) The tips given were what we had already solved 8) No countdown clock to know how much time we had left. 9) No signs or place to do a photo op at the end. Usually these places have signs you can hold up like "we escaped" in x amount of time. Typically the employee will take a photo and make it fun. If it were $20/person I think I'd be less irritated. It was the probably the largest escape room I've ever seen. Could easily split the room in half, and offer more escape rooms with less people in each. Basically just 1 puzzle per room felt like wasted real estate. Could have been so much cooler with the size of their escape room. Our group of 6 left not saying much. Any time I've gone with groups people are talking about how fun it was. It was just an awkward exit.