Dj was a great guide for our group. Went into detail about all the different species, had…read moreextensive information on a few of them and he seemed to enjoy his job. This was a great experience with some opportunities to hold some of the stars at Croc Encounters. I definitely would recommend.

Great time, lots of gators,Monitors, turtles etc - Be hydrated it's hot, if there's no breeze it…read moregets pretty stuffy..

Great company to work with. Quick shipping and have had no issues. The website is easy to look for…read morethe exact brick or bricks you need along with the color and quantities.

We sent our daughter to a few days of Lego Camp and she loved it. The instructors were amazing…read more Our daughter was in tears that she didn't want to stay and they did such a great job at making her feel comfortable with staying. By the time we picked her up she was begging to go back another day!!!

I almost didn't visit this park because I had recently visited Trout Creek Conservation Park…read more They're less than five miles apart and run by the same county. How different can they be? I'm glad that I went to both because I ended up liking Morris Bridge Park more. The parking situation is really odd. As with Trout Creek it also costs $2 to park here. There are actually parking lots on both sides of Morris Bridge Road. The southern one holds more cars but the northern one has a restroom next to it. Both are connected via a wooden boardwalk that goes underneath Morris Bridge Road. The southern parking lot has a nature trail that goes into the woods. We only explored a small section of this but decided to come back later. The northern parking lot has a kayak launch and a small boardwalk for fishing or just relaxing and enjoying the sights. If you walk a little you can find a bridge that leads to the Morris Bridge Boardwalk. The boardwalk at Trout Creek was shorter and more of a "C" shape. What is great is that this boardwalk here is a big loop. The sign says that it's 0.3 miles, but it felt longer than that. So if you have limited mobility this would be a way to get pretty deep into the woods to enjoy nature. This park is obviously well cared for. There was even a ranger there washing things off when we were there. I'm very glad I decided to visit.

We love Morris Bridge Park all the sites of the conservation park. This particular site has a small…read moretrail along the water. Great for a quick walk and a great place to have a picnic lunch!

Despite the fact that Cross Creek Park has been growing over the past few years, there is still not…read moremuch going on here. It currently is made up of three baseball fields (which I rarely see being used), a basketball court and a grassy area big enough for a touch football game. The Pride Elementary playground is easily accessible from the park as is a pavilion. Bring water with you, there are no water fountains anywhere to be found. But there is a bathroom. One lonely blue portable pushed up against field one. I can't vouch for the inside of it or the amount of toilet paper that is stocked because I've never used it. On certain mornings (Saturdays?) you can catch hot air balloons taking off from the park. With the sun rising in the background and hot air balloons growing in the foreground, it is quite a serene scene. There are usually cranes walking around the small park so that adds a little natural element. All things being equal, I much prefer Flatwoods or Branchton as there is more to do. Unfortunately those aren't walkable from my apartment.

This park is great for kids 3-5 IMHO. There's a large field next to it for soccer or running…read morearound. No water fountains. 2 large pavilions. The only resource for a bathroom is a port-a-potty which has apparently been there over a year, eww. DOWNSIDE: there was trash all over the playground. Likely from the kids at the school, which is right next to the park. I will choose to go back but really wish the city would clean it more often.

This review is long overdue. I've been a member since the first day they've opened and I would say…read morethis is the best thing that Wesley Chapel has. Not only do they have toddler indoor play place but they also have a small café and a seating area that's suitable for people that want to study or work while their little ones play. So here's my honest review: Location is in the perfect spot. It's right down Bruce B downs and located by a target. It's easily accessible and the parking is easy to find. Another pro to the location is that a few doors down is a Smoothie King. What's better than going to a play place to have coffee, let your little one play in a modern and clean playground and getting a smoothie afterwards? Environment: very clean, spacious and modern. I love the art decor and all the modern toys that the little ones can play with that's a big jungle gym. That's good for one and a half-year-old and up. My little one absolutely loves it. The creativity of the place is so fun. There's a small little hospital and a supermarket and Ava's ice cream place. This really gives the children a creative mind to have fun. Coffee: very particular with my coffee and I gotta say for a place. Their coffee is absolutely amazing. They have different seasonal drinks like the WonderFALL latte. You can choose options like a coffee shop from adding pecans to syrups and cream foam. They make them so good! I rate this a 10/10. Staff: super friendly, very welcoming and always on top of cleaning the toys and restrooms. Events: this is what attracted me the most. When being a member you're a little one can play any time, have a café to grab some coffee, a seating area with a workspace and on top of it all they do events for members like a Galentine's Day for the Mamas, Noon years eve balloon drop and much more. Room rental: You have the option of renting a room for an event as well. Another plus! All the details are on their website. This is honestly what Wesley Chapel needed: a place to meet other families have good coffee have fun playing with your little one and an overall good time. My rating: 10/10 There is no other competition.

This cafe/play concept has SO much potential. It's a great space for parents and their kids, if you…read moreneed to get some work done, or if you're a SAHM and just need a change of scenery with your kiddos. The employees at the cafe counter were very sweet and helpful. I ordered a matcha and it was great. The play area is where the concerns come in. The play space is for all ages (if I remember correctly no children over the age of 6 are allowed in the play space in general) this means the tiny 8-11 month olds are in the same space as the 4-5 year olds. There is a space for young kids, it's a ball pit area - but it isn't an enclosed space...so the older kids can help themselves to that area as well. Having a combined space wouldn't be so bad, but some of the parents are there to work, or conduct virtual meetings - and their kids are playing without really being supervised. This puts some parents in predicaments, like myself, as I sit with my 10 month old and 2 kids around 5 or 6 years old come barreling through the play space running at top speed with the mini metal shopping carts. They're kids, they're just playing and they don't mean any harm - but God forbid a parent looks away for even a second and one of those baskets rams into a 10 or 12 month old - they could be badly hurt. I think a staff member should be supervising the play space for those specific instances. It would bring some structure to the play area instead of feeling like it's out of control. Aside from the lack of supervision, the play space is really neat and there's a little bit of something for all the kiddos. It really is a cool concept, with a few tweaks it would be the ideal space for kids and parents.

I took my dog to the dog park at this location for the first time on Saturday. Initially we were…read morethe only ones in the "large dog" section but someone had left some old tennis balls so she still had something to do. Overall it was fine, but I definitely wish it had more grass vs. all dirt! Eventually more dogs and owners showed up so my dog was pumped! They did have a dog drinking fountain which is great but as dogs drank and flung water, it then made the dirt quickly turn into mud! They provided some benches and tables which was nice! Overall it was fine! My dog played with other dogs and loved it so I'd say that's a win!

We love taking our daughter her for gymnastics, it is a great value and the instructors are in…read moreinvested in the children learning the skills in a proficient manner.

My kids absolutely love this place. For perspective, they are four and six-year-old boys. I opted…read morein for the six month membership because it is a much better deal and is worth it in my opinion. Especially in Florida for the hot summers and the rainy days it is much cheaper than a summer camp. My kids love the climbing, the dodgeball area and the ball pit. It's a great place for play date. The staff has always been very friendly to me. I'm very surprised to read the other comments, maybe they have improved.

I would give zero stars if possible. Last year, we held our son's birthday celebration here and…read morewere allowed to bring in a cake even though we didn't rent a birthday party room. The staff even provided balloons, which made the experience feel welcoming. Because of that positive experience, we returned this year expecting the same courtesy. Unfortunately, we were very wrong. This time, the assistant manager made our entire party go outside just so our son could have his cake. We have been loyal customers for years, but after this experience, we will not be returning. If you're going to enforce rules, there needs to be consistency. To make matters worse, the cleanliness of this place is horrid. The bathrooms were disgusting, and the equipment itself was dirty and poorly maintained. For a facility geared toward children, this is completely unacceptable. We didn't come just to use the facility and leave--we spent money here and planned a special day for our child. While I did speak with the manager and she apologized for the assistant manager's actions, the damage was already done. This experience was disappointing, embarrassing, and unacceptable, and it has cost you a long-time customer.

friendly staff great…read moreselection of toys and things to do with my baby. They host themed parties as Well

What a fun place! It's not big but it's spacious enough for lots of kids to play! I love how it's…read moreopen on Sundays as a lot of other indoor playgrounds are closed. The place has each different rooms for kids to go into. We loved the kitchen playset and the vet room. It was $17 for a one time visit for 2 hours I believe. There's also a small space in the corner for small babies and it's packed with toys. The only thing is this place is a bit far from Westchase so we won't be going often but it is an option.