Cute little park with lots of equipment and a nature park to enjoy. Has equipment for 1-5 yrs and…read more5-12 yrs old.

Visited with our 3yo while exploring downtown. Beautiful state of the art playground by play world…read moresystems. The access to the stream is awesome too.

Nice little place to go bowling with your friends. I am a casual bowler so idk if the lanes or…read moreballs are anything special, they felt normal to a regular bowler like me.

Very fun place to bowl and a great atmosphere. The staff is very nice and the food is good! The…read moreonly complaint that I had was that I heard the wood is fake so the oil sits on top making it hard for your ball to have a good hook. Other than that it's a great place!

Everyone is super nice! Have fun things to do every weekend!! Very family oriented! Management is…read moregreat, always there to help! Love love love this place!! Recommend to anyone!

We love camping at Hidden Valley Campground. The new owners are doing alot of upkeep on the…read moreCampground that the previous owners neglected to do. They have lots of activities for all. It's a beautiful clean Campground. We are hoping in time that more stone is added to the full hookup sites we used this year. When it rains the sites are muddy. We moved to new sites for next year because we enjoy this Campground and don't want to leave. Looking forward to seeing all the updates.

This place is great! Done a lot of mini golf down the shore and this place has them beat. Owner…read morewas on site and extremely helpful and accommodating. Highly recommend!

Fun little Golf Center conveniently located right on US 11 in Danville. If you're heading…read moresouthbound, pay close attention for the the flag and faux-golf green on the right hand side of the road marking the small bridge over a drainage ditch and the gravel roadway to their parking lot. If you're not, you might just shoot right on by, sort of like I did. A quick u-turn later, the family was happy with what we found. There was what seemed to be a nicely varied and well staffed and stocked driving range with standard booths, a field area for iron work, a sand trap and a practice green to simulate all sorts of golfing conditions. What we were there for, though, was mini-golf. After navigating the self-serve machine to pay our entrance fees and get our balls and putters, we were treated to a very interesting and well-maintained course. It was just challenging enough to keep the adults interested while not being too overwhelming for the kids. A very nice balance. Staff was friendly and opened the main building to allow the kids to use the bathroom. Due to COVID, all food services are currently suspended. There aren't a ton of family-friendly activities to do when visiting Danville, but this place 100% fits the bill.

Small local climbing place. Prices are inexpensive and the owner was super friendly. Boys climbed…read morefor an hour or so and had a great time.

My family contacted this gym and sent in the deposit, at least 3 weeks ago. Hours before our family…read more(mostly young children) was to meet here and have a exciting afternoon of fun, they called us to confirm information we already shared with them weeks ago. The woman who called us acted like she knew nothing of our family size (15) with some observers..she was extremely rude and said "we aren't doing a family reunion here!" The amount of the observers was also to much because of "COVID"..seriously give me a break! When we called to reserve the gym she made NO mention of these "COVID" rules. After my son called to complain about the extremely rude unprofessional behavior they agreed to refund us the deposit. This left my family with many disappointed children and adults as well. We will never recommend this establishment to anyone.

We went to Can U Xcape back in Nov 2019 and played "Centralia Mineshaft Room" and "Conspiracy…read moreBunker" "Centralia Mineshaft Room" Since our tour guide for the "Centralia Mineshaft" had to leave us for an emergency call, we decided to sneak into the mine. According to local legend there's a hidden diamond in there. But this mine has been burning underground since 1962... Will we make it out alive? -HIT THE BULLSEYE As enthusiasts, we really appreciate it when we don't need to hand hold flashlights. It makes searching and solving puzzles much easier. In this case, the miners' hats with a light conveniently fit our needs and the storyline. -The set design made us feel like we just entered deep into a mine. There was real coal in the room! The temperature was cooler in this room than the one we just played. We enjoyed the aspect of the light setting being controlled by us as the story developed. -All the puzzles made sense with the story and as a group of 6, we were able to work on different puzzles simultaneously. -The attention to detail on one particular prop really "wowed" us. From the visual aspect to the sound effect, we really felt "the impact". -A physical puzzle was fun although I was the only one that experienced it. MISSED THE MARK -Some parts of the room were not as spacious so some members would miss out on what puzzles were in there and how it was solved. -One of the puzzles seemed to have not reset correctly. So somehow, we skipped it but was still able to escape. The owner showed it to us after and we were happy to see how it operated as it was definitely a key element to the room. TAKE A SHOT? "Can U Xcape's" bookings are public and we've had good and bad experiences with that. We really enjoyed the group we played with and teamwork was essential. Sharing what you found and calling out what's already been done is the key to succeeding as a group in an escape room. We really enjoyed both rooms that we played at "Can U Xcape". They have very unique concepts for their set designs and puzzles. We suggest playing all three rooms as we'll be returning for their "Tornado Room" for sure! "Conspiracy Bunker" We were being sent by the government to track down the mole who's been leaking highly classified information to the outside world. We arrived at his secret hideout. When we began to search his place, weird things started to uncover... Will we be able to crack the Conspiracy Theory? HIT THE BULLSEYE -First time we encountered a game with 4 different endings pending on your choice. We like the concept of the interactive video involved with the puzzle elements. -Set design was very detailed. Even though there seemed to be a lot of decor in the room, you will not have mistaken them as red herrings. Things that were not needed were bolted down nicely on shelves. -Various puzzles were interactive and fun. This room was not linear at all so a large group can easily "divide and conquer". -Great way of utilizing the space of the room to create different set designs. We love it when owners think outside the box in terms of a room not just being a box, but can also create different "levels" to enhance the player's experience. MISSED THE MARK -If the interactive video prop can also act as the clue giver, it would bring add a more immersive feel. -Although there were choice endings, it would've been nice to have some middle choice elements as well since the ending choices felt more like two options versus four. -There was one interactive element in the room that was a bit confusing as the prop had an association with the puzzle that wasn't used at the end. -One puzzle in the latter game was a bit hard to understand despite following the hint instruction but we were able to use process of elimination and solved it at the end. We felt like we spent the most time here. TAKE A SHOT? This room is ranked as their hardest room right now and usually a minimum of four people is needed for the booking. Since we played it with only the two of us, we totally felt the intensity of the number of puzzles in the room. Most of the time we were solving puzzles simultaneously in order to quickly move forward. We did get out with seconds to spare but did not have time to even think about the bonus puzzle. "Can U Xcape" is known for adding a bonus mission in their rooms and if you solve it, they will take some time off of the clock when you escape. This is great for enthusiasts looking for a challenge. Our recommended size for the room is 4-6 people. Let us know which ending you chose after playing the game!

New location and all new rooms. Great puzzles and very…read moreinteresting story line behind the room we did (Hotel) Mandy was very welcoming and we had a great time rediscovering Can U Xcape in Bloomsburg

There are faster rides at Knoebel's. There are rides that pull your hair back like an unpaid debt…read morecollector and rides that make you taste the corndog you ate three hours ago. Flying Turns is not one of them. It tops out at 24 miles per hour, which is about the speed your uncle drives when he is looking for the turnoff he missed ten minutes ago. And yet, here I am, grinning like a fool every year as I step into its line. As far as I know, this is the only wooden bobsled coaster on Earth. The only one. Each car slides and rattles through a curving trough of planks with no rails to keep it in check. Gravity and momentum have the wheel. You are cargo. You are a marble in a chute, an egg in a spoon race against nothing but yourself. And here's the strange thing: even though it is only 24 miles per hour, because you are sitting so low in the car and there are no tracks beneath you, it feels much faster and far more chaotic than that number suggests. The line does not move quickly. There are three cars per train. Six humans ride at a time. Knoebel's built this ride over seven years and only opened it when it was perfect, so I respect the slowness. Before you even get in line, they weigh you. Before you ride, they weigh you again to arrange the load. No numbers are shown. Someone just nods yes or no like a prophet who has seen the future and decided you may proceed. If you ride with someone else you sit in single file and share a single seatbelt like two sardines who have agreed to a joint adventure. People say get there first thing in the morning. I say no. This week by noon the line snaked all the way past the North Pole shop. Around dinner time I walked on in about 25 minutes. That is my pilgrimage hour. Every year I ride Flying Turns. Every year it is worth it. It is slow. It is rare. It is as joyful as it is improbable. I cannot imagine Knoebel's without it.

Flying Turns is the only wooden bobsled coaster at least in the United States, if not the world…read more This causes it to hug every little dip and turn, which makes for an exhilarating ride despite the low heights. The only downside is that this has a low capacity, and therefore often has the longest line in the park.

Boulders and Bubbles is an incredible climbing gym. They have the largest square footage of free…read moreclimbing, top roping and lead climbing rated routes available in the area. They are perfect for all ages, from beginners to even the most experienced climbers. Come check them out, you will be back for more!

1st time there. guy at desk wasn't the most friendly but ok whatevs. didnt offer chalk, didn't…read moreexplain the layout of the facility let alone show us around, didnt talk about levels. found the taping was mediocre. there was people there who clearly knew each other well. someone asked the desk guy something and he clearly was pissed off about a situation and he went off, swearing, dropping the f bomb. then he walked out of the place. we left about 25 min later and he still hadn't come back in. no idea where he was. in the meantime a kid and his dad came in. they seemed to know what they were doing. but really odd and unprofessional and disconcerting.