A lot of equipment was either in minimal condition or worse. It did disappoint our grandson who…read morewanted to try things that frankly just weren't safe or not working at all. Almost too much stuff scattered everywhere and a miniature golf course that wasn't even usable with holes clogged with grass or stuff. Battery operated riding tractors with either no batteries or dead batteries . I hate to say it but it's a mess and if not for the animals it would have been a total disaster and total waste of money. My rating is go at your own risk. Sad

This was my first time visiting and my kids had a blast. They did an egg hunt for Easter. They also…read morehave animals you can pay to feed, rides you can ride for free, a zipline, and mini golf. My kids spent hours there. Definitely something fun to do on a weekend.

The Revs Institute is a great experience for auto enthusiasts and/or history buffs who enjoy…read morelearning about the rise of modern society viewed through the lens of auto-mobility. We did the highlights tour yesterday and were impressed with the extensive collection, the historical information, and the overall tour experience. The Revs Institute has friendly and dedicated volunteers who help fill in knowledge gaps and usher visitors through the various exhibits. I would highly recommend doing one of the guided tours.

Revs is a great "museum" for car lovers. If you're not a big fan of cars it may turn you into one…read more They have an amazing collection of old, beautifully maintained, and rare cars housed in an 80,000 square foot facility. There are volunteers throughout that will answer any questions you have and tell you interesting stories and facts about the cars. There are also guided tours. It takes about 1.5-2 hours to get through all the exhibits. There's a gift shop at the entrance that has some pretty unique items including miniatures of the cars, tshirts, and puzzles. It's a fun, educational and different way to spend a couple hours in Naples.

My husband gifted me a glass blowing session with Conrad and I selected pumpkins as the piece I…read morewanted to make. Contrad spent time explaining the process and identifying the tools we would be using. He then demonstrated the process followed by actually working the molten glass while explaining why he doing what he was doing. Each of us got to practice with his guidance. At that point, we were ready to begin making the pumpkins with Conrad guiding us with directions making sure we would have a perfect piece. Success! The setting was wonderful and the time went quickly. I would highly recommend anyone remotely interested in creating a one of a kind glass piece to join Conrad Williams at one of his Glassblowing in the Garden sessions.

Conrad was great! We had so much fun and have beautiful pieces to remember the experience!! I would…read more100% recommend doing this! Perfect atmosphere and instructor.

Great experience. Went as a birthday surprise with my boyfriend and we were able to make some…read morereally unique creations. Glenn was very nice and even gifted us some pieces that we showed interest in. I will say little to no protective wear is given, so be sure that you can handle the heat!

Great place to learn. Try it. It's a great place to learn a craft in glass blowing. Try it. You…read morewill love it.

Very interesting. Highly recommend. Tour alone and read the history or purchase headsets.read more

As you park near Holocaust Museum, we noticed that a Holocaust-era railway boxcar that typically…read moreused to carry prisoners, military troops and supplies. This boxcar is available for local schools, colleges, public facilities, churches and synagogues as mobile exhibit. The mission of Holocaust Museum is simple: "To Teach the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action against bigotry, hatred and violence." The museum displays many artifacts, photos related to Holocaust and World War II. They are professionally displayed from rise of Nazism to Liberation and Nuremberg Trials. Many of artifacts belongs to families of survivors in Southwest Florida. Many audio and video footages are available and packed with information. We did not use the tablet guide but just slowly walk and read the information at each display. We took little over 60 minutes for this tour. A docent led tour and lectures are also available. Wow, we were simply blown away and amazed by the professional, working exhibits and the friendly staff. We recommend this museum to everyone as this history is so important and made a significant impact to humanity.

This is a private group of condominiums, right on the beach. All are independently owned, but you…read morecan rent them from some of the owners. There is a pool, and, of course, the beautiful white sand beaches of Naples. Everyone is very friendly, the maintenance service is great, and the location can't be beat. Shopping and great restaurants are close by. The new Four Seasons complex is being built next-door, so construction there will likely be underway for years.

A very relaxing place to enjoy with family or friends!! Good food and drinks !! Enjoyable ocean…read moreview!

Just stopped into the store to tell Nico how pleased we were with the reframing of an original…read morelarge painting. He was not there when we picked it up. I felt it turned out so beautiful that I wanted to thank him personally. Since it was an original we were hesitant to have anyone reframe it. Wow, what a beautiful piece we have. He had to touch up the sides to make it look like a canvas that would blend with the new floating frame. Excellent job. Nico and his staff were a pleasure to work with. So personable. Work was done as promised and on time. I highly recommend his business. a true professional which is hard to find these days.

The did a couple of fantastic framings for us. Excellent workmanship. Nice people as well. Great…read moreworking with them.

I was looking online for events that were happening while Nate and I were in town and the Naples…read moreDowntown Art Fair came up. We decided to check out the farmer's market and then head to the art fair when it opened at 10 am. We had so much fun! The art fair was massive, with tons of artists in the lovely Cambier Park. There were 200+ artists with all kinds of art ranging from painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and more. It was so lovely just wandering around the nicely shaded park looking at all the art. Most artists were posted at their booths ready to answer questions or ring up sales. I noticed that a lot of the artists were from other states (with Minnesota being represented more than I would have expected). There was no charge to enter the fair but they did have a suggested donation of $10. There were a couple food trucks parked at the fair and we enjoyed some Rita's Italian Ice. I'm so glad we got to check out this Art Fair.