Okay seriously cutest thing ever to do with your littles! The staff is so friendly, helpful and…read moremakes it fun for the kids! There are so many options to choose from and the kids have a blast creating their slime. We will definitely be back as my daughter had the best time doing this! It's a bit pricey but well worth the experience.

Slime Kitchen is a cool one and done experience for most, but maybe a staple activity for some…read more.. We visited the Slime Kitchen Reno with our two boys on a weekday. It wasn't busy and the two young girls working greeted us quickly and got us started on some slime making. The experience itself is really cool. It lasts quite awhile and there are tons of steps from texture to aroma to colors. Every step involves some level of decision making so if you have a really little one, like I do, it's definitely best to accompany them through the whole thing. A grade school aged kid could mostly do everything on their own. After choosing some texture, color, smells, and mixing, you can play with your slime for as long as you'd like. Then you can do your mix ins and package it up. The cost is the toughest thing to stomach about this place. It's $25 to make a slime, so for my two kids and taxes, it was nearly $60 to make something that will likely eventually have to be thrown away. The prices on the retail slimes that you could buy and make at home seemed much more reasonable- around $15. I loved this for my kids- but just this once. I think it would have to be a special occasion to come back and do it again. I could see myself picking up a retail slime for a gift. If you don't mind the $25 price tag, this could be a staple experience for you! Still 5 stars in my book.

This place is lucky to have a good manager like Fabi! I was watching her run around the park making…read moresure her staff was okay and the guests as well. Im usually here Sundays a She's always smiling! Everyone was amazing.

Fun for the kids if you can handle the crowds. Better kid week if you want to easy track your kids…read morethrough the different play areas...very hard on the weekend! Fun upstairs room for a bday!!

We miss the cheese curds. 24/7 brunch would also be fun! The environment is always fun, and the…read morebartenders are great!

This is such a fun place! My husband and I did all 27 holes…read moreand we had so much fun. I love the theming of the courses. I love that we got to have some of our drinks on the course I just wish that there was a little table to put them down. The staff were all so nice. I wish we got to do the other activities they had. Definitely a great place to hang out!

My daughter absolutely loves Tumbles and gets excited every time we tell her it's time to play…read morethere. The coaches are all fantastic. They're patient, encouraging, and genuinely invested in helping kids have fun. We also really appreciate the weekend open gyms and hope they continue offering them. They're a great opportunity for our daughter to burn energy and enjoy the space in a more relaxed environment. If you're looking for a fun, welcoming place for your child, I highly recommend Tumbles!

Awesome place! My daughter can't wait to go to her next class…read more Facility is clean and staff is welcoming and friendly. Coaches doing a great job.

Such an amazing place to visit with a field trip, a community sponsored event, or a private event…read more Paul and Jenny do a fantastic job acting as your mission commanders in the space craft and at Mars mission control. It covers so many Next Gen standards, and my students absolutely loved it. One of my sixth grade boys upon entering the ship through the air lock announced "This is the most awesome field trip ever!" IMPORTANT NOTE: This program isn't just for elementary middle school kids. High school and college kids come to experience as well as private adult groups. We are so lucky to have the Challenger Learning Center in our area. There are a few throughout the country carrying on the mission of space exploration that both the Challenger and Columbia crews lost their lives fulfilling. It totally is an inspiration to our next generation of astronaunts. They have a facebook page NevadaChallenger. They share all of the community events and have a large display at the Harrah's Automobile Museum.

Great Scott! This is a fantastic space educational, group-oriented, community-funded,…read morereservation-required venue. Paul and Jenny McFarlane in spaceman blue jumpsuits gave each arrival a warm greeting and split up the touring and questions (even knowing quite a bit of misc questions like solar sunrises and astronaut training -having been to actual space camps) with other workers in blue uniform-shirts/vests. We came due to a pre-opening tour and special film announced on a school flier. (I'm very tempted to recruit my own group of 20+/- friends to run a mission with!!) They have mainly been focused on educational programs through schools with their portable dome or trailer, but with this location can offer an even broader offering of space experiences! Took a bit to find: Located at the Sparks High School campus in (one of many brick buildings) building N7 (look on the doors) on the back/East side of campus. Closest parking is if you park near or under the solar panels next to the modular buildings. They have a banner above their entry door with a side-rear view of the football stadium. Inside: The small foyer has stairs leading up to a classroom area and a short hallway before turning the corner into the "Mission Command station" area (lots of computer terminals that simulate the real space station control you see in movies). A connecting room is where the "Space station" is that has various areas like med bay, air lock/containment, pilot control, etc. There is also a mobile unit (I saw it at the Balloon Races last year) that hosts feature presentations including interactive flight/air races/ space trips (and more I'm sure). I also spied two techy 'Easter eggs' like a Star Trek intercomm (that makes true-to-series sounds) and Hal 9000-like A.I. unit (which I'm told interacts like Siri). A back open multi-purpose area with folding chairs and tables is where they showed a Nasa feature film (not Imax, go to the theater or planetarium if want that show) on a big screen TV and did a small Q&A session. It also has a spacesuit stand-in for kicks and picture posterity. There is only one unisex old-school (literally) bathroom complete with flashing flourescent light (it's the type you have to turn it off then on again to get it to stop but we all know it's not worth the effort and you could be done and out by the time get it right). While not the newest or high-techist looking place they did a great deal under a tight opening budget and I am excited to have a program like this here! Highly endorse!! Various classes and modules can be found on their website.

Great park to walk, walk your dog, enjoy the playground, dog park, 1.0 mileish loop. Can walk in…read moreeither dirt next to lake or asphalt path, both are nice. With the trees one is usually in the shade. A lot of people all hours of the day but it doesn't feel overly crowded. Don't let your dog in the lake or drink the water however, prone to poisonous algae. I'd say the only negative, and no fault of the park, is how many people choose not to clean up after their dogs. Enjoy the lake and go to mid-town after for something refreshing. Cheers!!

A pleasant 1 mile loop around the lake. The are common courtesy rules, if you follow the rules :)…read more Public parking around the lake as well as a parking area. Wide enough for 3 across but the rules suggest 2 abreast as there are walkers and runners going both ways. A paved path and also a gravel path. This is a popular lake path behind the Peppermill along Lakeside. We enjoy walking here.

First thing, I've been climbing at this gym for quite a while. I like going here specifically for…read moretop roping, since it's one of the best spots in Reno to top rope, and the bouldering is quite competitive. A big highlight for this gym is what they do for their members and the events they have. There is an online sign-up sheet on the website and a calendar that lets you know the free climb nights. There is a limit for free sign-ups (day pass) after the limit, it's a discounted price. Stop by on a free climb night check and see if rockclibing is a sport you want to pursue! Great staff and people always there to help and support .

I am not a climber but do have some punch passes to drop in. We have taken our daughter to do some…read moreof the bouldering and it's nice they have the levels for kids to start out with. She has also done a day camp prior and that was a great experience from a parent perspective. She overall had fun but was nervous since it was a new sport. I have used the exercise equipment as well, which is good but it can be busy because the focus are the climbing walls with the supplement. They offer group classes as well. I have not done them yet, but my plan is to do some of the Yoga. I like that they are community inclusive. There are different nights at the gym and there have been events where there are local vendors showcasing their products.

I love this gym! It's more of a bouldering gym but it has a wicked price of only $30/month (yearly…read moremembership). There's free yoga and core classes for members and you get a free pass for a friend once a month. It seems everyone agrees that it's a "soft" gym - the V-ratings are easier to complete than the same rating at a different gym but man it makes you feel good! I think we just have really good setters who understand the flow of the climb. Community night is on Tuesday and you meet tons of like-minded climbers there!

Came here to do rock climbing but realized it was boulder climbing. Which means no safety straps,…read more shorter paths and cushy trampoline like landing Mat. We did this to get out of house. Crazy amount of snow so not much outdoor activities accessible for my energetic 10 years old. The front staff was great and informative. The crowd of climbers is very unique. Young trendy urban look and of course in fantastic shape. My daughter was nervous at first and took a minute to shake off her shyness. But she started tackling it like the champ she is. And best of all some of other climbers gravitated to helping recommend some things to help and cheering her own. By the time we left she was properly tired out and left with a beaming. We will be back and I may even try to climb next time