Incredibly cute and functional indoor play area for kids. I love how clean and organized it is…read more Each section has a new world for your little one to explore. The space isn't big, but it's enough. My son has grown up using Montessori toys/play and Playtown Museum really does an exceptional job creating this environment.

A little pricey in my opinion but overall our little one had a wonderful time. He enjoyed the…read moredifferent activities and variety. He barely made it through the little houses before we had to leave. We will probably be back and this is a great option for toddler parties. Bring socks that don't skid!

This is a cute little farm I found on Google Maps while in the area with my child. It is free…read moreentry, and there are limited workers. However there is a good amount of animals and they include carrots that you can pay for and feed the animals which was really fun. There are many free-range chickens and cats which are very friendly. Parking and the entrance was a little confusing to find. I would happily come here again and support this business!

Was looking for a petting zoo/farm to visit with my son just to do something different one morning…read more We arrived just as it opened and a woman was cleaning the animal areas and feeding everyone. She didn't speak English but we managed to communicate through translator app and she was friendly and sweet. They have ducks, goats, donkeys, bunnies, lots of different chickens, cats, guinea pigs, an emu, a pig, tortoises. I wish we could've held the bunnies or gone inside the goat pen. There was no staff out in the farm to ask if we could so we just walked around. The cats are very friendly and so are the goats. The pens were clean, with fresh water and food. It was hot and there were a lot of flies but it's to be expected here in south Florida during the summer on a farm. In the back of the property, although not related to the farm I don't think, were horse stables. We meandered over there and said hello to them in their pens. A small farm but very cute.

This is the first public park within the Bonaventure community. Opened in 2020 it is located at the…read morenortheast corner of Racquet Club Road and Botaniko Drive South. While this park is small it has everything you need starting with a nice sized parking lot and one of Weston's excellent and clean public restrooms. In the center of the park there is a playground with shade covered seating. On the left side of the park next to the restroom is outdoor fitness equipment for adults including a pull-up/dip, squat press, and stretching station. On the right side of the park is a half basketball court and bike fix it station. Throughout the park is paved walkways, landscaping, and lighted walkways. My favorite part of the park is the beautiful plants and trees. Purple and white Crepe Myrtle trees in full bloom are planted throughout the park. A Weston park is always clean and meticulously landscaped making it an attractive recreational resource for anyone looking for a place for play or exercise.

Flamingo Gardens is one of South Florida's most beautiful and meaningful attractions. Beyond the…read morestunning botanical gardens and incredible wildlife, what truly sets them apart is their unwavering commitment to the 3Rs: Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Release. The care and compassion shown to the animals is evident throughout the entire property. Many of the animals at Flamingo Gardens have been rescued and given a second chance, with the ultimate goal of rehabilitating and releasing them back into their natural habitats whenever possible. Their dedication to wildlife conservation and education is inspiring and makes every visit feel purposeful. The grounds are beautifully maintained, the staff and volunteers are knowledgeable and passionate, and the experience is both enjoyable and educational for visitors of all ages. It's wonderful to see an organization so committed to protecting Florida's native wildlife while creating an engaging experience for the community. Flamingo Gardens is much more than a botanical garden--it's a sanctuary, a conservation center, and a shining example of what can be accomplished through Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Release. I highly recommend supporting this incredible organization and experiencing it for yourself.

This is a great nature and animal attraction. Not a zoo but a non profit rescue and rehabilitation…read more(and when possible, release) facility that is constantly evolving in its exhibits. The size is manageable for walking and the circulating tram provides a nice quick overview (and a bit of a rest). The paths are mostly shaded. The staff are truly dedicated to their mission. The wildlife encounters are informative and fun. The sculptures throughout are whimsically realistic. Everyone (except the cashier at the snack stand near the flamingos) was friendly and helpful. Free roaming peacocks and other critters make walking around even more fun. Give yourself at least 3 hours so you can see everything and time the educational presentations without being rushed. Things do run on schedule. It was not overly crowded at 2p on a weekday. Every fee was reasonable and we happily added a bit more to the donation boxes. A lot goes on behind the scenes in the care and feeding of the animals. They should somehow let the public see some of that-- I'm sure that would compel more donations!! Highly recommended and we'll return when next in the area.

Super fun time for the kids to spend the day playing and burning energy! Staff is friendly, food is…read moreok- what you would expect. Overall a good experience, would visit again.

Flying Squirrel is definitely a fun place for kids to burn energy and have a good time, but there…read moreare some areas that really need improvement. First, the staff appears to be very young and, while generally friendly, the overall supervision and upkeep could be stronger. Cleanliness was noticeably lacking during our visit, especially for a facility that sees constant kid traffic and high-touch surfaces. More frequent cleaning would make a big difference. Another challenge is the seating situation. Seating is extremely limited, and what is available is not positioned in a way that allows parents to comfortably keep eyes on their children while they play. At places like this, active supervision is important, and parents often need to stay hyper-vigilant. Unfortunately, the layout doesn't really support that, and staff did not seem particularly accommodating to parents trying to remain close or maintain visibility of their kids. Overall, the concept is fun and the kids enjoyed themselves, but better cleanliness, more thoughtful seating placement, and a more parent-aware environment would significantly improve the experience.

Color Me Mine is a great activity alone, in a group or a solo date. It will take you two to three…read morehours depending on what ceramic you choose, super unique experience. The AC is strong so bring a sweater, and come comfy. They charge $10 per painter and they have a variety of options ranging anywhere from $20-$65+. Each ceramic has a sticker under with the price for you to pick from. Once you decide you fill out a form with your info to pay at the end, it will take about two weeks until you hear back from Color Me Mine to give the studio enough time to fire your creation. My girls and I love coming here, I see a birthday party in our future here. So many options, a fun bonding experience and/or date night idea. Highly recommend

Cute place and decent prices. Had a friend date and we had a great time! Didn't know it would take…read moreso long to get our pieces back... 2-3 weeks. Hoping the finished product looks nice!

Please do not support this company. After admin mis-managed company finances for months without…read morecommunicating with their employees about the financial situation, they laid off 75% of the staff with zero notice and zero severance. This was in between Thanksgiving and Christmas, and my wife is third-trimester pregnant. So we are now losing her insurance coverage and paycheck at the worst possible time. How heartless can you be? I have never seen this level of ineptitude in a small business that is supposed to support people and communities. Unbelievable

I used kidokinetics for my sons 3rd birthday and I was thrilled! Not only did the kids have a blast…read more, all the coaches were extremely professional. They kept all 20 children who were about 3 years old engaged and entertained for 2 hours! When I had to switch the venue of the party due to rain, they were extremely flexible in accommodating me. Highly recommend this company!!!

Markham is a park that stands out from the rest. There are many great parks in south Florida that…read moreare good at so many things: canoeing, beauty, biking, picnics and more. Markham has these and so much more. When I first got to South Florida I came out this way for bike rides. Although it's very famous for its off road courses, biking the paved roads of the park is great as well. I've also used the range here, solid. But over the past couple years, we have come out here for the disc golf. It's a great course. Tough holes that feel very makable but still can humble most that play it. There are many other things to include a RC boats and RC planes areas, but whatever you mind come out West by, you are bound to enjoy Markham.

Such a beautiful, calm, peaceful, and family-friendly park. Lots of picnic tables and seating. Lots…read moreof trash cans everywhere, but bring your own trash bags!! As well as grills. Has multiple huge areas to play ball, have a party, run around, all that you can imagine. The women's bathroom did not have any toilet paper, I had to go to the men's to grab some.

A cute lil park in Weston!…read more This park is right by the elementary school & you can see it driving by on Indian Trace, which is exactly how we stumbled upon this park. We were headed to a new coffee shop in the area and decided to stop by when we saw pickleball nets. We ended up coming right after the elementary school got out and it looked like a lot of the after school care was at the park. There is a super nice playground and two pretty big fields which were taken up by all the kids. It was nice seeing how active everyone was and how the park was utilized. We walked over to where the pickleball nets were, which were on the basketball court. There are lines on the floor for the pickleball dimensions and the nets are mobile so you can move them out of the way if they aren't being used. We set it up to play and it was pretty nice to just hit the ball around and drill for a bit. Overall, the park was super nice and very well maintained.

Weston has thirteen parks and recreational facilities. All are immaculate and the five acre Indian…read moreTrace Park is another jewel in the crown of the Weston park system. You can find it next to Indian Trace Elementary School who often uses the park during the week. Indian Trace Park first opened 25 years ago but in 2019 it received upgrades. Now this park has so much to offer starting with an ample parking lot. Overflow parking is at the school when it is not in session. Paved walkways wind through the park leading to the new restrooms, fitness station with shade canopy, baseball/softball field, resurfaced full court basketball, pickle ball court, shade covered playground with poured in place surfacing, picnic pavilion with tables, lighted walkways, and a bike fixit station. Modifications were also made to existing drainage, water and sewer infrastructure, and ADA improvements were made. The landscaping is beautiful with neatly trimmed shrubs and colorful flowering trees. The cascading yellow blooms of the cassia tree were stunning. The restrooms are some of the best I have ever seen in a public park. They even have a QR code so you can report any bathrooms that need a clean up. Indian Trace Park has everything you need in a neighborhood park. Come out to play, exercise, or picnic in the wonderful city of Weston.