Loved this experience. The place was spacious ... clean... lots of staff constantly walking around…read moreassisting climbers. We came for a birthday party. Very easy. They also have a regular play area for kids to run around in.

First off, the phone numbers listed on both their Yelp and Instagram don't even work. Second, the…read morestaff had zero customer service skills. Third, the bathroom sinks are literally falling apart. And why is it SO hot inside this place? They seriously need to turn up the AC. With all the kids and adults climbing around, it gets extremely hot and humid inside. On top of that, the floors were filthy and there was trash everywhere. Overall, the facility was poorly maintained and the experience was very disappointing. Would not recommend this place.

We came across the Mount Rainier Nature Center. They were open on Sunday. They have plenty of…read moreparking and a bathroom inside. The nature center is small. I think it would be best for toddlers up to age 6 or even 7. They have some cool small critter we have never seen including large cockroaches, snakes, geckos, and a rabbit at the end. They have a small courtyard where there are fish in a small pond and turtles. The staff we encountered were very kind and helped explain to kids about some of their wildlife. They also have a small play area inside with some toys and a small table. Overall I'd say it was great. We probably spent no more than an hour there but we were engaged. I'm unsure if they have a feeding time but that would be cool to watch.

Small, but perfect for younger kids is how I describe the Mount Rainier Nature Center. With a…read moreparking lot our front and a nearby gazebo in a field, the small nature center comes with several animals for kids to see, including turtles, a snake, a rabbit, and goldfish. The animals have names, the staff are friendly, and there are activities and play spaces for smaller children. Entrance is free and they do lots of kid programming.

Indeed a hidden gem! Playground, lots of space for kids (and adults) to run around, splash pad in…read morethe warm months, and a very nice building with restrooms, meeting rooms, and more. You have to sign in to use that facility but the staff was friendly and it's no big deal. As a parent I also appreciated that you have to enter a gate and it's a little bit outside (or inside, rather) the rest of the neighborhood. Great place to host an outdoor birthday party.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This place is disgusting. There is absolutely no soap or paper…read moretowels in the bathrooms, and they are so f'ing lazy that the toilet paper is on the floor - not properly refilled. That is unsanitary and disgusting! Second, the people at the front desk are incredibly unprofessional. How are they still employed?

Wow! I'm so glad I found this place! We usually go to Hyper Kidz, but this location is much closer…read moreto us, and I couldn't be happier that we discovered it. From the moment we walked in, everything was spotless--the entrance, bathrooms, and play areas were all incredibly clean and well maintained. The entire facility is thoughtfully designed and very well organized. A special shoutout to Cora and the kitchen staff, who were absolutely amazing! Since it was our first visit, Cora took the time to walk us through the layout and answer all of our questions. The food was fresh, delicious, and exceeded our expectations. As an added bonus, they have Wi-Fi! I was able to get some work done while my toddler had a blast playing. Highly recommend this place--we'll definitely be coming here from now on!

During the event, as I was gathering my belongings and waiting for guests, Cora repeatedly…read morepressured us to leave, even threatening to call the police if we did not comply. Her insistence created an incredibly stressful environment, which made it difficult for us to enjoy the occasion. When I was addressed by the wrong name, which is traditionally male, I found this further added to the discomfort and confusion. 2. Inappropriate Behavior: Cora's approach to managing the facility raised significant concerns. She often interacted directly with the children rather than their parents, attempting to remove them from certain play areas without appropriate communication. This not only caused distress for the kids but also negatively affected the overall atmosphere of the event. 3. Concern for Staff Stability: Cora's behavior seemed erratic and unprofessional, leading me to question her suitability for a role that involves overseeing a facility frequented by children. There have been multiple complaints about her in the review section, yet management continues to retain her despite the concerns raised. 4. Lack of Cleanliness and Misinformation: The venue was not cleaned adequately until we requested it several times, and we received conflicting information throughout the event regarding our package details and restrictions. The pizza we got were half burned and soaked in oil just gross

Had an amazing experience. The room was very well themed and the puzzles were challenging but…read morelogical. Our host, Riley, was super helpful with hints that kept us on track.

I'm giving it 5 stars for the customer service because we sucked and didn't make it out . Took…read moresomeone here for their birthday but was running behind by 15-20mins because of some hellish traffic getting into the harbor. I was able to call 15mins before to let them know and they were very gracious about it. They didn't take any time off of our session either. I love that the rooms are just for your group because while trying it with strangers can be fun, it's def hit or miss depending on how those people vibe. We had the Batman room and only got as far as the jail cell/second room before we had to leave to make a dinner reservation. What the hell were we supposed to do with those chains !? I spent the rest of the day googling it hoping someone would spill the beans but no luck haha. I must've missed the rating while booking because apparently the difficulty was 8.5/10. I'd try it again for sure.

This review is way overdue. I've been coming to this location for at least 15yrs for parties and…read moreleisure and it's always a good time. This review is specifically about the customer service I received when planning my son's birthday party. From the initial inquiry the young man I spoke to on the phone was so helpful in getting my information and providing a very detailed email about the party set up, including surrounding businesses that could provide food at the location. We have unfortunately experienced an influx of bad weather over the last week so I knew it was likely we wouldn't be able to have his party due to it being outdoors. When I called I spoke to a woman (who I wish I asked her name) that was so kind. She apologized profusely about the weather even though it's clearly out of her control and offered to reschedule us for another time. Unfortunately that wasn't an option because of my scheduling limitations but I appreciated how apologetic she was for it. We will be back for sure to get a good race in but I really appreciated my interactions with the staff here for this particular event.

Fun times! This place is consistently a good time- even in the brisk fall. I took my nephew and…read morewe had a great day. Each ticket is less than $4 for once around the track. This is gokart track is a good value and less expensive than its competitors in the area.

This place is fancy! I don't know how long it's been here, but it looks fairly new. Apparently it's…read morepart of the other Prince George's sports learning complex centers. It's got a swimming pool in there. You've got a room for indoor cycling, it's got an indoor track, strength training, basketball cords, and anything you would expect to find at a gym. I was here to do a PT test for an applicant. The indoor track is 10 laps for 1 mi. It's not too big but it will do. Oh and it's also got a hot tub And a little cafe where you can buy drinks and snacks.

Nice location great for families. The workers at the main entrance were kind and very helpful. They…read morehave multiple rooms you can use for birthday events.

There's only ONE review for Camp Letts?? How can that be???…read more Okay, a little bit of background, here: I have been going to Camp Letts for over forty years (coincidentally, my age is a little over forty years). For once, I'm gonna have to write a relatively irony-free Yelp review. Letts is a YMCA mixed-use facility situated in a wooded peninsula, on the Rhode river (which feeds right into the Bay). That means you drive a mile and a half down a beautiful forest road to get there, and at the end you're surrounded on three sides by the tidewater shoreline of the Bay. Mixed-use means there's a variety of reasons you might show up there. Mostly, it's: - a summer camp. Woo hoo, summer camp! - a conference center (church/synagogue groups, and retreats for local businesses) - a special events venue (weddings, bar mitzvahs, etc.) - a family camp. They hold this every Memorial and Labor Day weekend. In my years there, I've experienced all of these facets of Camp: I went there as a summer camper, have been on a religious retreat there when I was a kid, saw my sister get Bat Mitzvahed there, and perhaps most importantly (for me), gone for family camp every year since I was a wee babe. It's great for all these events. Why five stars? Because there's something here for everybody. That means for every purpose you might need (Getting married? check. Sending a kid to summer camp? check), as well as the range of activities, and the range WITHIN those activities. For example, the waterfront is a big part of what make Camp great - but not everybody feels like sailing or water skiing. No problem - you can also just hop in a canoe, and paddle your way around the coves and islands of the river. The staff is professional, and they make sure you're experience is as good as possible. The food is taken care of by their excellent staff. Accommodations are mostly in cabins, which are relatively gussied-up (carpeting, bathrooms, and electricity); there is also the econolodge-like Letts Lodge, "rustic" cabins (no interior bathrooms or carpeting), and yurts. But really, I'm gonna push for Family Camp, here. Twice a year, you can get away for a weekend, to a place where - like Cheers - everybody knows your name. It's relaxing, there's all kinds of activities - from nature walks and tennis to sailing and archery. You can even just relax on a rocking chair overlooking the water and read or knit. I've been going here forever, and hope I'm always able to. I fly back east from California every year, just to grab a weekend here. It's a big part of growing up for me and for many others. You can't do better than going to Camp.

Camp Letts is a seriously gorgeous summer camp on a peninsula that juts out into the Chesapeake Bay…read moreand Rhode River. There is precious little on the internets about Camp Letts as a wedding venue, so I'm going to try and be comprehensive here. I got engaged around the same time as my brother - he's getting married at the Four Seasons. We chose Camp Letts, or "the Four Seasons of summer camps" as one guest called it. Availability - Because it is a functioning summer camp, there aren't too many summer Saturdays available for weddings (and Memorial and Labor Day weekends are booked for camp retreat events each year). I think they only did 14 total weddings all of last year. If you are doing a fall or spring wedding, you have a good shot at snagging a Saturday. We were lucky to get a June Saturday, right before the campers arrived. Staff - The original event planner was (thankfully) replaced by Trev Dalton, who was a dream to work with. He was a Grade-A professional, and responsive to all my e-mails and calls. And there were many. The camp is a camp before it is a wedding venue, and my folks wanted to do a lot of "sprucing up" around where the outdoor ceremony would be. The camp staff welcomed this, and the lawn and boathouse looked fantastic on the day. Everyone was very helpful on the day, and even provided a little golf cart to get some photos in some of the hidden gems of around the camp for pics. We could cruise around without wasting too much time/getting dirty/sweaty en route. Catering - If you book the camp for your wedding, you sign on to have Chef Betsy (the camp chef) make the food. I was scared about this because I was already in love with the venue when I learned about the exclusive catering, but she DELIVERED. We had crab cakes, prime rib, a summer veggie pasta, and some simple sides of roasted potatoes and roasted vegetables. I'm telling you as a crab cake snob, the crab cakes were to.die.for. Compliments from the guests abounded. Do not be afraid of the catering. Determine what you want and ask for a tasting. They try to combine tastings with other couples (again, it is a non-profit and not a typical wedding venue, so funds are limited for lots of tastings). Rentals - The catering at the camp only includes table set-up, food and bussing of tables, so you do have to rent linens, glassware, etc. A day-of wedding coordinator is pretty key, unless you have friends/family members that are game to set the tables and you want to put them to work. I'd recommend a coordinator that can make sure all of your gifts and items you own get into the right cars, so that all of your guests can enjoy drinking and dancing! Bartenders - You will have to hire a bartender(s) and get a one-day liquor license. You can order booze and have it delivered, and the bonus is that most liquor stores will take back any unopened bottles for a full refund. Grounds - So pretty so pretty! We had an outdoor ceremony on the water, flanked by trees and sailboats. The reception was in the dining hall, which is a lodge-type buidling with high rafters and a giant fireplace. We fit 200 guests with a dance floor. Another bride had a few more guests and did the dancefloor outside under a tent (another option). The boathouse is available to rent for an extra $500, and makes a decent place to get ready with your bmaids, though it isn't the most picturesque on the inside. We did our "first look" on the pier outside, and I can't wait to see those photos. Overall, the experience of having our wedding at Camp Letts was five stars. The look and feel of the wedding was the cheerful, natural, fun vibe that we hoped for because of the great venue. It was truly the best day of my life!