I was happy with the front of the facility which catered to littles. Of course, my four year old…read moregrandson wanted to go into the climbing structure in the back. There were no signs regarding age, so I saw no reason to refuse. There was another little boy about three back there, too. Both of them got up in the structure, couldn't see their mom and grandma and wanted to come out. The complexity of the structure made it confusing to find their way out and they both started screaming for us and panicked. The man at the front desk just kept on reading his book or phone and ignored the chaos. I am way too old to try to climb up into the thing so I was lucky that the young mother retrieved her son then went after my little guy. Much better supervision is needed there. I won't be back.

We L O V E love love love Ergadoozy!!!! The building really is massive which we were not expecting…read more Our 20 month old still isn't walking unassisted and our house is so small that she can get anywhere while walking along and holding onto a table, chair, or couch. Ergadoozy has tons of open area to encourage her to take some independent steps! The little shopping carts she loves to hold onto and walk so while it's not totally independent, we'll take it, lol. We got the 6 month pass and it's already paid for itself with how often we've gone. I haven't had any other issues with kids or parents and everyone has been so polite, even helping my daughter stand back up when their kids might bump into her while playing. It's so nice to have a space for kids to be kids! It can be loud and busy, so if you aren't a fan of that maybe go later in the evening on weekdays when it's slower. I love that kids can run around yelling and be kids in a safe environment. It's also great for her to try new toys so we're building a nice Christmas list every time we go, lol. There's a gift shop inside too so we try to steer her away from that.

I did not graduate high school to get dress coded. Apparently there are no spaghetti straps because…read moresomeone could pull my shirt down. I think it is just as likely for a man to get his pants pulled down while wearing sweatpants. I don't like sexists businesses.

Took my kids here and felt like I was back in the 80's! Good music, DJ kept it fun with the games…read moreand the skating floor was nice and smooth. Fun video game area and they had great learning "dollies" for beginner skaters.

Nice little zoo! We took advantage of a free admission day. The kids had a blast, staff was very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable & its so nice to not having outrageously priced food (we all ate for under $15) would definitely return in the future.

Love this zoo! Very cute! However think the birds could have better enclosures somewhere for them…read moreto fly around.

Well you would never think that a place with a name as pretentious as "The Theatre" would ever be…read moreas fun as our night last night. We open the door and are greeted by the two most badass dogs I have ever had the pleasure meeting. Then without having anytime to think we were instantly sucked into the action. The next thing I know we are all almost passing out drunk watch Mulan as a kid named Scooter is singing "Be A Man" at the top of his lungs. In all honesty, I came for the fun but I said for the guys.

This is a decent course but they don't have anyone monitoring the pace of play and the group in…read morefront of us were blitzed out of their minds and the two guys in the group were barefoot, slow and obnoxious. This would have easily been spotted by a ranger. As for the course itself, I've seen it in better shape in the past. The greens had many ball marks that were repaired and the tee boxes were as hard as rock. The fairways were in good shape. Decent price but too slow of a round.

Really ridiculous you have a practice faculty with a range but closes at 5 every night? How are…read morepeople with work suppose to practice after? Seems like a poor business strategy to me

A beautiful spot to spend time outdoors, walking, praying, and being alone. There are Dominican…read moresisters who host this space, with some animals, the grounds, an art center, and some retreat space that can be rented. They hosts events seasonally; I recommend walking the labyrinth.

We heard great things about the chef and food.... The…read moreservice was good. The ambiance was nice but would suggest some soft music.

Delicious seafood! Salmon salad is amazing, best home made dressing. love the pad Thai as well , 1…read moreserving is enough for 3 people, it's delish. Fish tacos- yum. You can't go wrong here. Definitely make reservations. FYI- restaurant closes early on Sunday evenings

This was such a fun place to go. They have lots of jogging trails. They have both paved and…read moreunpaved ones. Making this place a good handicap accessible place. They also have free community classes. I did a mushroom foraging class, and a maple tapping one. Lots of fun stuff for the kids to do. They have an indoor and outdoor bathrooms. They also have a free parking lot to park. The staff are very nice and helpful in the visitor center. I definitely plan to go back here. It was such a beautiful, nice relaxing place.

Review Visit: September 27th, 2016…read more I have been to Springfield, IL quite a few times, so it came to me as a surprise that there was a Memorial Garden/Nature Center dedicated to Abraham Lincoln. So, on a beautiful fall day, I decided to make a trip there and see what it was about. Talk about picking a perfect day to walk a perfect place. Parked my car, grabbed my outdoorsy hat and went walking. You could say that this place is split in two, with a section around the Nature Center and a section all on its own. There were only a few people on the trail and they were friendly. It was an enjoyable walk around the Nature Center section. Even saw two fawn play around while their mother fed. If you like to walk some easy trails while enjoying nature, this place needs to be on your list.