We've been going here for over a year now, we had our birthday party here and recommend to anyone…read morelooking for a living room/cozy feeling You can spend all day here I come and work while my kids play and I love the vibes and they have a nice coffee bar that's free and a really cool art space!!! I love it it's like an extension of my house that I do not have to clean lol

We had such a great time at Space To Play! It's the perfect spot for kids to have fun, get messy,…read moreand let their imaginations run wild. There are so many sensory toys and engaging play activities that kept my child entertained the entire visit. Place is definitely not sanitary or clean so if you're a germaphobe, this isn't the place for you. Staff was nice . I also loved the thoughtful extras. They have snacks available for purchase, plus complimentary tea, coffee, and water for parents, which was such a nice touch. I even saw families enjoying lunch there, and the whole space had a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that felt like being at home.

We recently hosted my son's 5th birthday party at Peek-A-Boo Factory in Rancho Cordova and it ended…read moreup being the best birthday party spot we've been to! The first thing I noticed walking in was how clean everything was. For an indoor play space, that really stood out. The layout is well thought out and there's a lot to keep kids entertained. The play structure is huge and even big enough for adults to climb in with the kids. The ninja course was a big hit and the Mario themed wall had kids lining up to try it. There are arcade games, small rides, and a separate toddler area that I really appreciated. The toddler section even has interactive screens where little ones can play games and draw, which kept the younger kids happy and busy. The staff were all fantastic. Everyone we interacted with were friendly, attentive, and very organized. Hosting a kid's birthday party can feel overwhelming, but they helped everything run smoothly so we could actually relax and enjoy the day. They even handled the small details I forgot like filing the goodie bags and blowing up balloons. The party room was spacious and nicely set up, and the overall experience felt soo easy and well coordinated. HUGE thank you to the team at Peek-A-Boo Factory for helping make the celebration so fun. We'll definitely be back for open play!

Was excited about this spot for my 2 and 4 year olds, but I'm not coming back. Kids come in and the…read morefirst thing they see is the EXPENSIVE arcade games before they even get to see the play structures to get excited about. So I got to start the adventure with saying "no" cuz I just spent $40 for their entrance fees, then another $6 for THEIR grip socks even though we came wearing our own grip socks. Now I'm the bad guy cuz my kids see flashy expensive arcade games and want to play. The arcade games are so short and so expensive for the time you get to play, and no prizes to win, just money down the drain with the stupid pre paid cards that you don't know how much is left on it. The play structure has a super unsafe feature at the front, the Mario challenge wall, I saw multiple kids probably 8 year olds climb ABOVE the Mario structure where it's a full story high and they would be seriously hurt if they fell. My last complaint is that the staff did not keep a close enough eye on the gate to make sure kids don't escape. I saw the gate just hang open as the staff chatted with each other and not watching to keep it closed. On a positive note, the play structure itself is very large and a lot of exploring opportunities for toddlers and kids,lots of slides. Structures tall enough that parents can follow a two year old almost anywhere in the structure. The place has potential to be better and safer, but I'm sticking to Enchanted for my kids, it's safer for toddlers.

Had a great time with grandson. No allergies to worry about…read more They definitely need a door in the eating area to secure it from children running through it. Floor is also slippery because of the plastic padding. But children wearing socks, you need to watch out for the little ones' that love to run and slip easily. But, still a cute little spot for smaller kids.

I came here for a birthday party. This place has a shared parking lot with a grocery store…read more Although there may not be parking directly in front of Enchanted Cosmos, there is a huge lot and you can park anywhere. When we entered, we checked in and was reminded about the socks and waiver. They have cubbies for shoes. When we entered the play area, there's definitely a lot of things to do. They have climbing structures, ball pits and activities for little kids. I do have to say this is probably tailored for smaller kids as I feel like someone who is taller may need to be extra careful not to hit their head. Some indoor play places I've been to have clearance for 5' but this place definitely does not. Although it feels big, it can feel very chaotic and crowded in there if it's during a public play hour. I felt like there were multiple birthday parties going on so there's a lot of kids. They have couple party rooms and it looks like there's flexibility for the host to bring in their own food/desserts. I also cannot recall if Enchanted Cosmos makes an announcement when it is time for the birthday party attendant to go to the party room or if this is the responsibility of the host. I also noticed during the party room, it wasn't staffed by an employee either. Overall, I think this is a fun place to throw a party for a little kid (early elementary school age).

Great concept and the staff was nice, patient and helpful. I had my three grandchildren, the…read moreyoungest couldn't keep up with the older two so I took him to the baby section. He didn't want to stay there too long, so I almost couldn't keep up with him. :) Staff suggested a great place to sit so I could feel comfortable seeing all three of them. But honestly, it wasn't even necessary, it's cozy and safe, so you can see almost all the way around. Best money I've spent for the kiddos in a while, oldest (5, the middle (4) and the youngest (1 1/2) were all entertained and nobody wanted to leave - they could have stayed all day! I love this place for us grandparents. Kids already asked me when we are going again, music to ears, I'll be back.

We went back today. The kids had a lot of fun. My grandson fell and ended up with a pretty large…read morescratch on his arm in the toddler area. A sharp part of a bracket holding the fence was exposed, scratching his arm when he fell. The sharp edge wasn't very noticeable so it took us a moment to realize where the scratch came from. I notified one of the employees right away to prevent another child from being injured. They were very responsive, immediately moved the diner set to cover the exposed bracket and then returned with an emergency kit to help us clean & cover his injury. Shortly after, a gentleman came over with some pliers and a hammer to properly attach the bracket and attaching the sharp edge into the fence. We're now just hoping the cut heals quickly and that it doesn't result in an infection. The kids still had fun despite the incident.

I used to go here a lot as a kid, I am now 19 and decided to go back just for the memories. I…read morethought it was going to be a shell of it's former self and I thought the experience was going to be dull and not how I remembered it to be. But when I stepped in a staff member named Adam greeted me and he was the kindest soul ever. I don't plan on going again, but if I do it's because of Adam, he was a charm!

Nice space for kids to have fun at a bday party. Could be a little cleaner but it is what it is…read more Thanks Celeste for the help with the party.

Fact: toddlers are notoriously picky…read more Fact: said picky toddlers are notoriously difficult to "work with". Fact: not only does my picky toddler ADORE going to "school" (as she refers to KidsPark), the staff has always handled her with affection, patience and fairness...even on those days she's "hard to work with". Fact: I (and my daughter) give KidsPark two (four?) emphatic (and likely sticky -- hers, not mine!) thumbs up!

I have been bringing my son, who has special needs and is hard of hearing, to KidsPark Rocklin for…read moreabout two years now, and I couldn't be happier! The staff has always been so kind, welcoming, and accommodating from day one. My son loves coming here -- he's always excited to see the teachers and play. It means so much to know he's in a safe, caring, and inclusive environment with people who truly go above and beyond.

This sweet mushroom themed play place in Orangevale might be our 1 year old's new favorite indoor…read moreplayground! For 2 hours straight she was playing with wooden toys, rocking babies, walking, crawling, climbing, babbling and even socializing with another baby! Our toddler's middle name is Arwen after the half-elf in Lord of the Rings, so of course my husband and I got a kick out of their wooden hobbit playhouse! This Waldorf inspired playroom opened in January by a sweet mom of 3 with an educational background! They cater specifically to ages 0-5 years, but older siblings are welcome as well! Open Play is $15 for ages 1 and up, $12 for siblings, with 1 parent included and $5 each additional parent! They host parties for a fee with themed decor and balloons! Waivers can be signed conviently online to save time before visits and they sell grip socks as well in their boutique/snack area! Free cubbies, plenty of seating and couches with books to read to your children! Best of all they allow outside food and drink in their seating area with free use of their microwave and Keurig machine! We'll definitely be back to check out more of what they have to offer and bringing friends! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: Happy Kids Musician: Amusicmedia Site: https://pixabay.com/music/-happy-kids-3536/

Many different activities to engage little ones from babies and toddlers to preschool/kindergarten…read moreages. Safe toys for them to play with. Lots of open space. Plenty of things to encourage movement play as well as creative and logic/problem solving skills. Caregiver adults are welcome to play with their children, and there are also adult seating areas if the kids just want to play on their own, with direct line of sight to easily keep an eye on your little ones. Clean bathroom for adults and also includes a changing area for babies. Snacks available for purchase. Everything always seems clean and inviting. The adults are either friendly and welcoming or at minimum, polite and just interacting with their own kids. An excellent option for indoor play on hot or rainy days.