Gotta give it up for a spot with coffee and a play space. Pretty brilliant…read more The space feels very clean and is setup up great for open play. There are lots of things to tinker and build and play with. There are even some more physical pieces that kiddos can climb (though not a ton). One area is separated for babies, which is a nice option. They change things up every once in a while, which is also a plus. I'd say this space is best for 3 years old and younger, though I'm pretty sure I've seen 4 and 5 year olds there too. And did I mention the coffee?!

I went here for the first time with my 10 month old son and had an amazing experience! Only $20 to…read moreplay for and hour. He was crawling and exploring everywhere. I felt it was clean. And everything my son put in his mouth we put in the ick bucket to get cleaned. My only thing was after playing I wish there was chairs and tables to sit down and have a snack and water before heading home Will definitely be returning again !

Amazing farm ! Knowledgeable experienced instructors …read more Awesome school horses impeccably cared for.Beautiful grounds ! Safety was a priority everywhere you turned. Owners friendly and welcoming. A wonderful save space to learn about horses and riding. I've been an instructor in the horse industry for many years. This place is a gem .

This is a absolutely wonderful stable with beautiful horses, ponies, and Staff. The manager, Scott…read moreis extremely customer, focused, knowledgeable, and extraordinary.

We just hosted our son's 3rd birthday here this past weekend, and had an amazing experience. From…read morefirst booking the party to day of and straight through our 2 hours the team was so great and easy to work with. It was such a relief on our end that someone handled the set up, clean up, decorating, etc... During the party, the staff was so attentive to the kids, and in sync with the vibe the party. Their activities were age appropriate, and engaged kids of all different ages from 1.5 -- 5 in attendance. We can't wait to come back here for open play one day, and so many of our friends felt similarly.

The staff is super nice. There are many activities for our baby to try and enjoy. The facility is…read moreclean. We love it!

I came for a New Years Eve event. I was surprised I had never come across this fun indoor…read moreplayground before. They do a great job with lots of different physical options - including with sensitivities to a variety of strengths and capabilities. The zip line looks super fun and good for the adventurous. I loved the cocoon-like swings, which my kids spent a ton of time in. The trampoline is also a nice feature. There are also some more play/imagination options and toys. I found the small room in the back a little sad, perhaps because there were no windows, and some of the toys seemed a little more worn. But it was clean and well organized. There's also a calming room, a nice feature. The people working here were super friendly and knowledgeable.

I hesitate to leave a mixed review as I love the idea of this gym and the staffers are so nice. I…read morereally love there is the concept of a gym that caters to kids on the spectrum. However, the two times I have brought my son here, there is music blaring loudly. My son has sound sensitivity and cannot handle it. I also made the mistake of bringing him on a day that schools were closed and it was complete chaos. After he was knocked over by a kid on a zip line, we left and never returned. Again, I love the idea of this place and want the business to succeed. I just want it to be more accommodating to kids across the spectrum.

The Greenburgh Nature Center, located in Scarsdale, NY, features a small live animal museum where…read morekids can interact with and pet a variety of animals, including reptiles, turtles, guinea pigs, and chinchillas, to name a few. The staff is friendly and extremely knowledgeable about the animals they care for. The nature center is also home to several non-releasable birds of prey, including eagles, owls, and ravens. Each animal has been given a name, making the experience even more personal and engaging. They offer field trips, summer camps, and birthday parties, as well as special members-only events such as tie-dye activities and live butterfly releases. Walking the grounds is free, and parking is also free. Admission to the live animal museum is approximately $7 per person, but be sure to check their website, as prices may change from time to time. They have a small gift shop as well if you want to bring a souvenir home.

This spot is great for young kids. You could easily stay on the grounds and pay nothing and still…read morehave a great time. There are some lovely trails and a playground that has different age-appropriate spaces. There are also many places to eat in the grass and some tables. You can pay to go inside and see even more animals. This experience is pretty cool, though the space can get tight. You can get pretty up-close-and-personal to various animals with the help of some of the volunteers, which is a fun experience. My kids love going here. It feels like a nice oasis in lower Westchester.

2026 Update and still amazing!! Our PTA hosted an event for our school there two weeks ago and they…read morewere every bit accommodating and professional. We had a mishap with pricing but the manager Aron was able to help fix everything. Thank you for everything again :) We just had our daughter's birthday party and everything went better than expected! Jack and the team were extremely helpful. Gloria was able to be liaison between

We've been here for a normal climbing session and also for a birthday. When we went ourselves to a…read moresession and they were late in letting us in cause they decided to wait for the last family (who took forever to put their stuff in the locker), and then they started the safety session late. It wasn't much, but considering we were there 20 minutes earlier as described, I felt the employees disregarded our time and the others who were on time, for the sake of one late family. The other family should have waited for either the next session or joined the group after everyone had been through the safety instructions since they weren't on time.

We want to thank everyone who has helped us along the way with the party and everyone who allowed…read moreus to borrow the balloon arch for my daughters party plus the extra room next door! That was incredibly kind of you and it was very appreciated. We had a blast again and the girls helping us during the party were angels and everyone loved them. We gave you two huge cut outs of the Saja Boys and Demon Hunters since this probably won't be the last Demon Hunter party lol. We also gave you two different size metal balloon arches one large and one medium, in hopes you can use them. This was our second party with Shake It Off and it won't be the last!!! Thank you all so much!

My daughter has been going to classes and camp here for the past 3 years. It's such a great place!!…read moreThe crafts are unique and creative and my daughter has so much fun doing them! She loves everything they have to offer from the dance parties to art classes to the bounce room! They are open for camps when school is out and have many special events happening monthly. They also sell take home craft packages (usually around all the holidays) that have everything you need for a fun day at home!! Everything is very well priced & well planned! It's an awesome, safe place for kids to have fun :) The pictures are from a recent projects, parties & holiday class they had!

We came here for a classmate's 7th birthday party. Upon entry, a party host inquired which party we…read morewere attending, crossed off my daughter's name, and asked what her ice cream preference was. Straight off the bat, it was very organized. We arrived a few minutes late, but we didn't miss much, as they initially started out with the kids playing in the soft playground area. The room has a rock wall, soft gym (no shoes) with ball pit, and a bouncy house. There was a host in there, watching the kids. There is a small area for parents to sit. The venue space is pretty big. It definitely looks like a warehouse that they kind of mismatched things together, to make it an event space/family amusement space. The look is odd. Some of the party rooms resembled wedding reception halls, with the kind of decor they had. I mean, the kids didn't notice but I'm sure the adults will wonder why, as we did. After the soft playground, the kids got to go on some of the rides. They had all the kids line up in an orderly fashion as they all calmly transitioned from one space to the other. They had fun driving the bumper cars. Parents were able to ride with smaller children that could not drive in their own. Our party was filled with 6, 7 & 8 year olds, so most were able to fit three kids to a car. They also have a Free Fall ride that a lot of the kids liked, and a more intense, Super fly ride, that I was surprised my kid even went on. The hosts definitely let the kids know that it's a scarier ride, without scaring them. They simply asked who's brave enough to try out Superfly, and the more reserved kids got the gist, bowing out. After the rides, they went back to the soft playground, where parents recevied coffee and the kids played until it was time for lunch. When the hosts gathered the kids for pizza and ice cream, they brought them to the party room, and immediately gave them all hand sanitizer. Everyone had pizza and lemonade, already waiting for them at their table settings. There was plenty of pizza, so the parents were also served, if we wanted. The birthday boy got to make his sundae first, and then they served all the kids ice cream with whipped cream. This part kind of grossed me out. The hosts initially had on gloves when serving the pizza, but took them off when serving out the ice cream cups. Soon after, I noticed one of the hosts with whipped cream on her finger, which suggested that her bare hand was coming into contact with the whipped cream coming out of the can. She kept serving the kids the whipped cream, and then proceeded to lick her finger, and go right back to serving more whipped cream. She licked her finger a second time, and gave the whipped cream can to the other host. I was so disgusted, but relieved that she had already given my kid the whipped cream prior to the first lick. They should be using gloves the entire time they're serving food, especially with this being flu season, covid still on the loose, and the additional threats of RSV, and the dreaded norovirus. If they're handling anything someone will be putting into their mouth, they should 100% be using gloves the entire time. These kids are already germ factories. I don't want to have to worry about getting sick from a party host. After lunch, the kids were given game cards to use for 20 minutes of arcade play. Most of the games reward the kids tickets to redeem for prizes. We stayed even longer than the 20 minutes, and we're not rushed at all. Some of the arcade games are pretty old and beat up, as were the bumper cars. A lot of the items they have looked like they were purchased secondhand from closed down carnivals, and the like. Looking at their older pictures, it seems their former location was filled with carnival rides and games. They've definitely downsized, but it also looks very disjointed inside. They need to ditch the catering hall tables, chairs, high cocktail tables, and silver wedding-style decorations, and put in more kid-friendly furniture, that fits the vibe. It should be nice it they had more seating for parents in the soft playground area. As I said, the kids probably don't even notice how odd the layout and decor is. They'll have fun regardless. You can visit on your own if not attending a party. It's around 20 dollars just for the soft playground, rides and rock climbing range from 4-7 dollars, laser tag is 10 dollars, and you can also purchase arcade cards in several denominations. After the arcade, the kids were able to count their reward tickets and redeem them for prizes. They still have the archaic way of earning and counting tickets. The tickets are paper and you have to bring them to a machine that counts them, and provides a slip with the amount of tickets available for redemption. The prizes aren't that great, unless you get loads of tickets. Our kiddo still had a good day, and I told some other parent friends of mine about this place, so I may return.

Cute place for kids to teens, about as fun as it always was (except there are no more batting…read morecages).