A very adorable indoor play center for kids ranging 6 and younger. $15 for children and $5 for…read moreInfants. They really thought of everything when it came to this play center. Upon walk in there is a section for adults to make coffee and a few lounge tables. They also offer snacks and drinks for children (for purchase). For the fun. They have a play area for infants that's safe from bigger children. Perfect for crawling babies. Lots of soft colorful toys and soft climbing toys and safely gated. For 18 months and older they have a fun indoor climbing/slide set up, play kitchen and grocery, play construction, play fire station, animal clinic, dress up room, train room, lego wall, little tike push cars, small balance bikes and more. I love that there are sitting areas in the middle for adults to watch their older kids. I also appreciate the area near the restroom with a chair for nursing and a changing table privately located in the back. The staff were very friendly and told me all about upcoming fun events. If you look at their calender they do lots of fun events for babies and toddlers. This fun establishment is also great for renting their party room for a birthday or other special occasions. Overall this place is a great spot in Brevard for kids to let their imagination go wild.

1. Theres an 18 mos and under only area. You dont expect to take a kid to an indoor playground and…read morethen have to tell your kids they cant touch things that they can reach easily. 2. Staff was pretty rude to my nonverbal autistic son. Kept trying to talk to him to get him out of 18 mos and under and didnt listen to me when I said he will not respond. 3. Access control is weak. A kid could easily push past main door into a busy parking lot. Theres only a child gate to stop on the other end. Would not take a nonverbal kid that is a "runner" here. I have an older nonverbal autistic child that was a runner and there is no way I would have taken her here. Shed have easily bolted out the door. 4. Staff intervenes in kids play A LOT. I noticed staff intervening in other kids' play to stop them from doing things. Ive been to other play places and this stood out to me as odd. Id say this place is OK for most. But the weak access control is concerning. It you take your kid here you will have to pay close attention to them.

We were here at the end of the night and it was beautiful and relaxing. The lights lit up the…read morestructures ready to people to hike and climb. Younger kids will love this play area -- and my 20 yr old son who loves dinosaurs and Jurassic Park. I loved watching him appreciate the scenery was fun.

The Jurassic Park kiddie zone. It's a little playground area…read morewith a lot to run around and see and do. There's a rope climbing area, some slides and other fun mechanics to the little park. Great spot for parents to dump their kids to get a moment to sit and relax.

The space is cute for little ones I guess the girl was in…read morea hurry to leave at 4:00. They close at 5. The door was locked ....she let us know she already cleaned for the day but she reluctantly let us in. Awkward experience.

The front desk lady was very kind and polite, but unfortunately my experience at this indoor…read moreplayground was not positive. I stayed for about 6 hours, and during that time I noticed several issues: Many kids were not sharing or playing nicely, and no staff stepped in to guide or correct them.The front desk lady's own child was especially up-noxious and disruptive, which made the situation even more frustrating ,There was also a woman who sat at the front table nearly the whole time without watching her child. In all the hours I was there, she only got up maybe twice to check on them. This place could be so much better if staff were more attentive and if children were encouraged to play respectfully.

My Grandson had an amazing time. The staff was very accommodating and helpful yet still let a 5…read moreyear old actually build a rc car himself. He really took pride in the fact that he made this car himself and the staff did a great job allowing that to happen. Definitely worth the trip.

Not as big of a selection as I hopped but it was fun. Definitely recommend. They have options…read morebetween a push car or a remote RC car. It can range between $40-$100 per car. All the employees were nice and fun to work with.

Our family has done many escape games. This one is unique, well-run, and fun. Our team escaped the…read moreKiller Basement (which seems to be a continuation of story from some other rooms.) Cali and Khloe (I didn't see spelling) did a great job giving us the rundown, answering questions, and providing clues as requested. A suggestion for improvement, have a not so bright flashlight or 3 available to find around the room. We were given 2, but told to only use them for locks. We didn't want to go against our instructions, but there was a lot that was just not able to be seen without additional light. Also, the party needed a little more music variety. Over all, an amazing experience. Would definitely return to this location.

Great starter escape rooms in the county! This is where my love for escape rooms began during…read morecovid, and it's been an incredible journey ever since. Fast forward to today, and I've played over 400 escape rooms. If you're new to the hobby, this is an excellent place to start. The rooms are fun, approachable, and a great introduction to what escape rooms have to offer.

Some friends with little ones invited us for a play date here since their kids are 6 and 18 months…read more My child is 7 and almost near the "too big for this place" age, but there are several pretend play areas and a few rideable cars she was able to get into and she loved the ball pit with the interactive wall tubes and screen. We did not bring socks so we had to buy them there for $2.50, so for around $18, we were able to go in with our child for 2 hours. 2 adults are free with one child's admission price. I feel like socks should've been included, but you are allowed to bring in your own from home and they don't have to be grip bottom socks. You are given a colored armband that indicates the time you need to leave. 4 stars because there were a lot of coin operated rides/games/machines to play with, however some of them were out of order (carousel, VR game) or were pay to play (air hockey, and another car type of vehicle). The decor and theming was impressive and there were two areas in the back where they had set up for parties that were not happening at the time of our visit. I liked how each set up for the parties came with huge balloon garland that color coordinated with the theme. A thunderstorm rolled through the area while we were there, and it was a nice reminder of why we chose an indoor activity to enjoy today. We spent an hour and 45 minutes there before we had to go, and of course our kids were reluctant to leave! I was also able to capture my friend's baby standing and walking while pushing a baby doll stroller which was very exciting! I would recommend this place if you're looking for an indoor, air conditioned, clean and safe environment for kids aged 18 months to age 7 or 8, this place should be on the list.

This is such a cute play place for kids. There are a lot of activities. Kids are allowed to run…read morearound and explore and the place is very very clean.

Visited this park for a triathlon. Naturally beautiful due to the view and location. Clean ground;…read morehowever, they could definitely upgrade the bathrooms and add a water fountain somewhere. I'd only be interested in the park for an event outing.

Taylor Park is a waterfront park located in historic Cocoa Village which dates back to the 1890's…read more Taylor Park connects to Cocoa Riverfront Park via a paved walkway along the Indian River. Taylor Park amenities include an amphitheater, picnic tables, war monuments, and a playground. I love the colorful benches painted by local artists. They make the perfect place to sit a spell and rest under one of the large trees that provide shade. The city uses the open areas to stage events. The park restrooms are handy if you are visiting the nearby shops and it is the perfect place for a picnic with food from one of the nearby businesses. Take the kids to play or just enjoy the views of the Indian River that brought the first settlers to Cocoa Beach.