11/29/25 Let me start this honest review by saying I have…read morelived most of my life in the town of Carver. I have collected Edaville souvenirs and memorabilia for as long as I could remember and I don't wanna say that I'm a train enthusiast, but my career is ON a railroad. I was seriously delighted to hear that the KRF group was going to tackle keeping the Christmas season alive at Edaville! Before our visit, a lot of the local pages on Facebook had naysayers and doubters, and I took the reins trying to be positive: "If it wasn't for the KRF group, there would be no Edaville, since the previous owner gave up and sold off all of the rides." With all that said, we visited with an open heart and mind, and were sadly, completely underwhelmed. Yes, I did notice there were more lights around the park -more so than the last few years. I thought that the giant Christmas tree just beyond the entrance was quite lovely. And, I hate to say it, but that's the end of what delighted me. The shops from the last few years were missing (Hippie Pilgrim, the antiques, the hand painted ornaments,) and the only shops to visit (and there were so few) were those also featured during the renaissance faire. To be honest, some of those shops featured Christmas items, but mostly, it was confusing and completely underwhelming. To call anything on the advertising and Edaville ticket pages a "Merry Marketplace" was quite deceiving. The Jingle Bar, advertised as 21+, was fun and festive but it was crowded with children. And the thing that really disappointed me the most? PortaPotties! It was 33° and I know the Venue has bathroom facilities! To make people use outdoor, frigid cold toilets and cold water is downright cruel! To charge $28 for a visit that doesn't include a train ride, to shop in 10-15 shops featuring old English provisions, and to pee in a PortaPotty, is a crime.

Reading through the more recent reviews it's clear a lot of people are disappointed in Edaville. My…read morefam went once for the holiday lights in December and recently for the Day Out with Thomas Event. Both times my family and I have had a ton of fun. My son is five and the majority of rides are perfect for him. This is truly a great spot for young elementary school aged kids and younger. There are a few rides where you have to be taller and keep the older kids a bit more engaged and plenty of rides for the younger bunch. Is this place pricey-- yes! But show me an amusement park that isn't. The tickets are high, but you can spend at least four+ hours at the park. We have not encountered crazy lines as others have. The Topham Hat car ride always has a longer wait at around 20ish minutes, but for almost all the others we never waited more than 5-10 minutes. The steam train ride is nice and it's a pretty long ride around the park. If your child loves trains, they will love it here. All the model trains/tracks inside are great to look at as well. It is a little weird how they must have lost their Thomas the Train licensing and the Thomas area very clearly used to be Sodor but now is a winter village. Things like the Dieselworks and the Troublesome Trucks are still pretty clear, even it it's not official. The food here is pretty standard. There is a local BBQ place that must rent out on of the stalls though, because their food was super tasty. Otherwise it's more hot dog, chicken nuggets, fried dough, popcorn, etc. I never went to Edaville before the new owners took over, so maybe that is why my perspective is different-- I have nothing to compare it to. Looking through old pictures though, I do hope they bring dinoland back! My family will be heading back in December for their Festival of Lights!

Friendly place Great ice cream selection and Hot Dogs pretty…read moregood. All prices were very fair. This is a good stop to bring the kids.

The sales people were super nice. We purchased Polywood loveseats from them and are very happy…read morewith them. And even when we had a couple of issues they followed up. I also like the store because they have interesting and useful souvenirs for for Cape natives, wash ashore and visitors.

love love love this place! A staple for any parents sanity! Such a relaxing environment and fun for…read morethe kids.

This place exceeded my expectations. It's better in person than online. The space is big and open…read more Much bigger space than I imagined. There is such a great variety of toys and activities. It's really well done. The toys are all very high quality. I was worried the toys would be too "neutral" in color and theme but that's not the case at all. we had an absolute blast here. I can't wait to return.

We do classes here and the staff is amazing! They are all so engaged with all of the children and…read morevery happy! My son could not be happier walking in for class every week and loves the socialization with the other kids as well as the teachers.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Tumble Fun. It is way more affordable than other gyms on…read morethe South Shore and is independently owned, which is what initially attracted me to the facility. But more importantly, the owner and her staff are fantastic. They are so nice to my 3 year old son. They are patient and kind and I trust them 100% to take care of my son. They have a ton of classes on their schedule to accommodate families with even the busiest schedules. For little ones like my toddler, the lessons are more about gross motor, balance and coordination skills rather than actual gymnastics moves though they do actually sprinkle in some actual gymnastics stances even for the little guys. They also have two free play times each week that any member can attend so that the kids can get exercise more than just on their class day. During the winter months I worry about my son getting enough exercise, so this is a real plus in my eyes. Tumble Fun also hosts birthday parties and sometimes have "kids nights out" where they take care of the kids in the evening, let them play in the gym and give them treats to eat. Oh, and they have a bouncy house INSIDE the gym! I think that's totally cool. :) So to summarize, this gym rocks! Sign your kids up for the next session. You won't regret it.

What could be more fun than having a couple of beers while throwing sharp objects at a wall? This…read moreis a fun and different night out. Great for a date or a group of friends.

Walked in with a party of 5 and were able to start right away. Staff was very friendly, we all had…read morea great time. There's a little seated area with small games available as well. Bathroom was very clean. I'd recommend them offering more non-alcoholic options for drinks, as they only had one N.A. beer available (athletic which is gross) and liquid death water still or sparkling. But they have great price points for their drinks, a Maine Lunch IPA was only 8$! And maybe snacks available for purchase would be a nice addition too, like chips, beef jerky etc

Purchased tickets on line. The day of the reservations it poured and we didn't get our money back.read more

This place is really cool. I give it the same score as Cape Cod Inflatable Park, but for different…read morereasons. While CCIP has a bunch of different inflatables that you have to get on and off of, Funbox is one giant inflatable with different sections. Once you're in, you're in. It's a great concept. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I think it's expensive for the experience. The local guidebooks include a 20% off code, but we didn't see that until after. Also, the day we went was a beautiful day, and yet, our feet got soaked from puddles under the fake grass and in-between sections of the inflatables. They really could have done a better job mopping it up, but overall, a great experience and the kids had a blast.

This is a really nice place to go with family and friends, the mat slides are super fun and there's…read morenever a line and devils peak is super fun also no lines either sometimes but it's always short. The cabanas are also super nice to celebrate birthdays too.

I went here a while back, and while it wasn't terrible, the location felt incredibly random kind of…read morewedged between a parking lot and a store, which made the whole arrival experience a bit odd. It also took me about three hours to get there, so expectations were definitely higher going in. The first thing that stood out was how unorganized the entry process was. The line to get into the park was insanely long and honestly one of the most chaotic lines I've ever seen. That said, we still managed to get in at a reasonable time. Once inside, it was a mixed experience. The lazy river was extremely crowded, especially at the entrance, which made it hard to relax. On the plus side, the wave pool was actually really nice. The waves felt more realistic than most water parks, which I appreciated. Food prices were about what you'd expect, maybe a little on the higher side, but nothing outrageous for a water park. As for the slides, they felt a bit rough and slightly sketchy at times. I get that part of it is the thrill, but some rides, especially Devil's Peak, were pretty uncomfortable. I ended up with a few rub burns and scratches, which wasn't ideal. Overall, I did have fun because at the end of the day it is still a water park. But the park could really benefit from better organization and layout. It felt a bit all over the place, and with some improvements it could be a much better experience

We absolutely love it here. The swings, slides and things to jump on and off of. The scavenger hunt…read moreis a blast, and the pretend store front under the slides is one of our sons favorite parts(he loves pretending to be a Chef) There is also a section for younger kids that works on developing dexterity, motor, and and jumping skills. Parking is plentiful, plenty of trash cans, and community activities on a regular basis. The only bad part is that our son never wants to leave :)