Birthday party review…read more It's crazy from the walk in and non stop until you leave! Parking lot: narrow and limited so line ups will happen. But it's free so be patient. Entrance: Bottle necking traffic due to filling out waivers, and sign in. Rolling clothing carts are labelled for your party to hold gifts and clothes from your party. Rock climbing and harness climbing at the front is extra. The middle before the trampolines is the small arcade. Then it's shoes off before heading on to the trampolines. It's not a great transition for going shoeless here. Sock it to you here: Air riders make it mandatory to buy their neon green socks. Not any old grippy sock will do but their $5 ones. Staff are placed strategically throughout the jump site. Some are not as engaged or maybe the kids cannot hear them over the loud music. There is one tv to play a jump game and there is no one watching the line ups, so kids can be waiting eternally or get bumped from order. We asked to place an attendant here since kids aren't great at advocating. The floor manager tried but the teen moved to this new position was not happy managing this. An hour does go by really quickly. It didn't smell horribly of feet and sweat so that says a lot.

Ugh . . . fun set-up. but very disappointing service!…read more We went in Dec 2023 for a birthday party. glow-in-the-dark style . . . we were promised a party planner that would walk us through everything, but didn't get what was advertised . . . the trampolines and such were fun for the kids no doubt; but no one showed the kids where they could play for their hour or what they were entitled to experience (major miss - parents had to figure it out and show the kids) ... party planner didn't move our coat rack (present holder) to the party room after the first hr; didn't remember that we had ordered the water bottles, and t-shirt for the birthday boy (so the guests that left early didn't get their party gifts and didn't get to sign the shirt), and in general didn't help us out in any meaningful way at all during the party that would lead us to believe that they were taking care of us. In the end, my son had a good time and had fun with the trampolines and climbing park portion . . . but it could have been SO much better with an actual chaperone letting the kids know what they could do and where they could go... Along with people actually doing their job, like giving out the gifts to people that were paid for in advance, etc. And remembering the sharpie marker with the t-shirt so that the kids can sign it, as advertised online . . . as if it was a surprise, ha ha . . . anyways - won't be choosing this place again, and won't be recommending! An Easy "no thanks"

Nice park in the Oak Ridges neighborhood of Richmond Hill. One of the only lakes in the GTA where…read moreyou can do water sports in calm water such as kayaking, paddle boarding and canoeing. There is a very small beach - Sunset Beach where you can launch your watercraft. Don't advise swimming in the lake - probably high bacterial counts. There's a nice trail and boardwalk close to the beach and some picnic areas a bit higher up along with a splash pad. Plenty of parking - free if Richmond Hill resident with pass. Others have to pay. Gets very busy on Summer weekends.

The park is not very big, but it has a splendid view of the lake and is very nice to go for a…read morewalk/run or biking. It doesn't have a lot of parking spaces and if you arrive early, you will be lucky to find an empty spot. Even then, you have to pay at least an hour parking fee to park there; which I believe maybe 1/2 hour would be enough for a small park. There is a paved walkway along the waterfront and you can enjoy the nice scenery during your walks. You also can use the designated area to load your canoe, or you can go to the canoe club and rent one. The washrooms are now closed due to COVID-19 pandemic.

We just had my son's birthday party there and it was a great success. They're very friendly, clean…read moreand organized. My son loves the playground. We take him there often. The prices are very reasonable.

Careful if you're expecting fun filled, stress free Pickleball matches at Magna. the regulars are…read morerude and condescending. If your level of play is not up to their expectations you will be called out and/or ignored. God help you if your serve does not comply with the official USA Pickleball Rules. Shots close to the line are discussed and deliberated as if a large trophy and winners cheque is dependant on the call ? You will have less stress and pain at the Dentists office than at Magna !

Quality construction for a mid sized skateboard park. Notice how they never call it a SCOOTER…read morePARK...? That's because scooters are lame and they suck. And if you are over 8 on them you look like a douche.

I can't believe this place exists and it's a child's playground, it's insane. The slides are so…read moretall and so steep there are moments of rollercoaster thrills, at a local playground! Not recommended for children under 12 to go down alone.

This place is amazing!!! My kids are 4 and almost 6 and they love it. 12 years old!!??? I have no…read moreidea what the other guy is talking about. It is like a mini Canada's Wonderland!

Beautiful family oriented place to visit…read more Great place here for dates, kids birthday party, baseball teams to practice their swings(soft and fastball), golfers. Lots of free parking, large space that is well marked, organised and staffed. All events are outside, so dress accordingly to the weather. Inside the main house is the washrooms and food. They serve big scoops of Kawartha Diary with almost all the flavours made. For mini put, there are two courses to try; Shipwreck or the logging theme. Shipwreck is slightly more challenging. Somehow my kids got the par for the course which is labelled on a sign at each hole. They now think they're big shots and want to go pro, meanwhile my ball enjoyed the water features in the Shipwreck course. The batting cages are self explanatory. Sign at each cage tells you what to expect from ball type to speed level. One token gets 15 pitches, just get the 5 special pricing, it doesn't expire. Bring your own helmet and bat as the ones supplied may not be the greatest. This area is either empty or packed with teams going there to meet up and waiting for a certain pitch. It would be better if they could adjust cages depending on needs of the group. Otherwise the wait can be long.

They offer so many great experiences for the whole family! My dad and I go for their driving range…read morewhich is wonderful. It's a good price, would recommend!

Snow tubing review…read more Great price, it's $25 for two hours of fun which is more reasonable than lakeridge being $40. Both places have 4 tubing lanes that seem roughly same height. This place has smaller tubes for minimum height of 40 inches while Lakeridge is minimum 42 inches and only one size. So this is a friendlier place for little ones starting their tubing experience, as they need to be able to reach the grip. We love going as a group of tubes, lots of fun spinning down the slope. Only down side here is there is only one lift for all users. So the lift gets shared with tubers, skiers, and snowboarders. It's a standing carpet that seems to get stuck often. Approximately 3-4 rides per hour, due to crowds or stalling of lift, and it wasn't that busy on our visit. Staff here are all friendly, free parking. Easy booking online for slotted time, check in outside the building for passes. Washrooms are small but clean. Lots of indoor cafeteria seating. Small outdoor seating by wood burning fire pit. Small cafeteria, Dina's which serves decent burgers, poutines and simple snacks. The prices are reasonable, it's just really slow service. Waited 12 mins for poutine ($8) and it wasn't busy. Tip: There is a free sledding hill but you need to bring your own sled and walk up the hill. For reference, this hill is a good training hill for those new to ski/snowboard. Pretty narrow and short but great to learn from. It wasn't busy when we were there so that helps learners. Jump ramps were highlighted in blue on the snow.

I went to here in a group for a deal we found. The deal is that $20 for 2 hours of tubing for 2…read morepeople. It is not a bad deal. I got my first tubing experience here, the hill is pretty small, but the overall experience is not bad. As I said before, this place has only one small hill, it is shared between tubing and skiing. We went on a Sunday afternoon, and there are so many kids. Each ride takes 20 mins wait time. There is only one magic carpet shared among all people. Also, there are only 3 slides for tubing. Small, but a good place to spend afternoon with family or group.

I worked at Kids Cuckoo's Nest for over 3 years and had such a positive experience. The team is…read moresupportive, the environment is welcoming, and every day felt meaningful working with the kids. A great place to grow and be part of caring community!

We do love it here for an easy way to spend random days, especially rainy or freezing ones. The…read morewoman who runs it is nice, although the people who work there don't seem to interact much with the goings on. We had a birthday party there, and while it was fun, the price was a little steep considering you can't bring your own food in (not even snacks for the kids). But i think this place is a great staple of Aurora and i hope it stays around for a long time. They have a lot of deal days, and it's definitely worth the price considering you can stay all day if you want. It would just be nice if they could adjust the "No food allowed" policy to a degree, though I understand the "shop local" ideology.