This is our go-to for cabin fever we go about once a month or so and our daughter loves it I bring…read morea book and my tablet they do have wifi

My son and his friends went to the Friday tween night. They advertise bull rides, karaoke, face…read morepainting and of course jumping. This cost $20. When I picked the kids up they said there was no games, face painting or karaoke. They did turn on the bull but only long enough for them to each ride once. (There were less then 10 kids total there that night.) I asked the employee if he could turn on the bull before my kids left(they were the last ones there) and he said no. He needed to stay by the door. How can you run a tween drop off night if your employee is not allowed to leave the desk?

Boundless has been such a great place for our family! We have a membership for our 2-year-old, and…read moreit's been worth every bit. The staff provides excellent customer service and you can tell they truly care -- everything is always very clean and well-maintained. The play options are fantastic: from the large indoor play structure, to the basketball court and turf area, and even a quiet area for kids who need a little break. It really feels like there's something for every age and energy level. Peak times can get chaotic but it's still big enough. We'd definitely recommend Boundless to any family looking for a safe, fun, and welcoming environment for their kids to play and grow.

My kids (5 and 2) had a blast. Really unique space compared to the community center indoor play…read moreareas. Really big inside, cool there are benches for adults scattered throughout, gives it an indoor park feeling. The full size basketball court is a nice touch and the turf area for soccer, catch, running around is great too. We were here on a nice day so not super busy, I'm sure peak times it can get hectic but there is a lot of square footage.

Rushed service bad management rude employees. I'd say since they lost Nic this place has gone way…read moredown hill.

Definitely! A terrible experience me and a group of students came in to bowl around 9pm we paid for…read morean hour of bowling and some shoes. When we got to our lane our table wasn't bussed there was trash and food from the previous guest, in good faith we continued to bowl and after one round all of our balls we're stuck when we noticed we told an employee and they were on it after awhile of waiting one of us decided to continue his turn (no one told us to stop bowling) and the light turned on when he threw his ball so we thought all was well, moments later a lady comes at us being extremely rude and we had no clue as to why. Apparently someone was working on the machine when he threw the ball but we had no knowledge of that. We were very apologetic toward the situation and continued our conversation when the lady left... then she came back and continued to attempt to egg us on aswell as telling us we can leave mind you our whole group was very calm this whole time.. 4minutes pass and our game gets stuck again we tell staff and stop bowling. The same lady comes back with even more attitude telling us we can happily report her unprovoked! At this point we just wanted a refund from this terrible experience we spent 50$ on the game and only got 22$ back we paid 28$ for 5min of bowling, we left and they refused to give us the name of the lady and decided to go to another bowling alley with better service. 1/10 wouldn't recommend

Every kid is a pipsqueak at heart…read more Here they can let out their inner pipsqueak. There are things to ride, climb, and share. Perfect for a cold rainy day.

We take our son to pipsqueaks frequently throughout the winter months. It is a life saver when you…read moreare cooped up in your house with nothing much to do. They do close in April (I believe) for the warmer months, but reopen in November. The cost is only two dollars per visit, but you can get a punch card with six visits for 10 dollars. We always go for the punch card because we visit so often and if you don't use all of the visits one season, you can use them the following. I would say the recommended ages to bring your kids would probably be from 1 and a half to 10. Older kids might have a hard time staying entertained for to long. There is a small carousel, jungle gym, small train sets, building blocks, play houses, computers, and cars to ride on. The only down side is that it must be difficult to keep clean ( some stuff is sticky) and there have been a few broken toys. My husband actually brought some tools to one of our visits to fix the lightning mcqueen car. There are plenty of places for adults to sit and watch the kids, there are also picnic tables for having snacks.

Swim meet review:…read more The actual pool is lovely! If you park when you drop your swimmer off, you might get a spot that's not a hike. I dont mind walking, but swim meets often happen in winter and it's cold and windy here, and space inside is very limited. If you're here for a big meet, there will not be enough space in the stands or the gym. The home team might not have enough people to be timers and will ask for volunteers. The bathrooms are old, and the swimmers say the locker rooms are also meh. The gym is also very small and unless you grab a spot right away, there will be nowhere for you to sit, not even on the floor.

- attended the 2025 Central Zone 14 & under swimming championships event held at the Rochester…read moreRecreation Center - web site says seating at the pool area accommodates 1,294, but a person attending their orientation was told 800 by site personnel - it was a crowded mess - limited parking, so we took an Uber every day. Some people were told to park in a lot that was a 15 minute walk away. - construction mess was going on while we were there - overall, the event seemed pretty disorganized. - they ran out of wristbands on day 1 - very limited concessions - very limited seating in the gym to view swimming heats via video (for people who couldn't/wouldn't use seating in the pool area; the seating in the pool area was tight, and for this event, was inadequate) - simply LOVED (not) the woman sitting immediately behind me screaming in my ear. Next time I'll remember ear plugs. - no event t-shirts day one; T-shirts not available to purchase right away starting on day 2, and, up a flight of stairs of course. Moved downstairs starting on day 3. Limited size selection being sold. - quite a few stairs to climb for access to pool seating area - rules not enforced (many times people got away with standing at railing blocking view of pool contestants, even though the railing was marked "no standing"). People perpetually went down the up stairs and up the down stairs. - during several heats you couldn't see the contestant in lane # 1 from the stands, due to the line of people standing at the pool edge down below. - narrow/tight seating (packed in like sardines). I've never been bumped and knee'd in my back so many times as I was at this venue. - no handicap access to seating area that I could see. - loud speaker announcements hard to understand/make out - helpful friendly personnel ("Tom" in particular) - EXTREMELY LONG line to get in on day 1 - nice pool - Rochester itself was a good city to hold the event in (easy to get around in, lots of restaurants to choose from, everything a short drive away, nice hotels, friendly people) - I appreciated the National Anthem at the start of day one, and at the start of day 2's late afternoon relays. I may have missed any others there might have been. - overall, I think the Rochester Recreation Center could have been better prepared for the event, and in my opinion, was overwhelmed by the number of people attending.

Have a baby, toddler or a kid? This is the place for you. First time parents get the first 18…read moremonths free! Amazing experience for the little ones. My daughter loved all of the activities they had there. Definitely go check it out.

I didn't realize this museum was in the mall, surprised to find that out as we pulled into the…read moreparking lot. oh well, let's give it a shot. On the plus side of location, when you need a caffeine pick me up, Caribou is ready and waiting. The museum is on the smaller side. They do cram a lot in but my kids interest was held for about two hours max. I get that you are somewhat limited by space and so they do their best. In comparison to other children's museums we have done, it is tiny. My kids did enjoy themselves for those couple of hours and then we just hung out at the mall to kill a little more time. Don't expect to stay the whole day unless you really commit but if you need something for a couple of hours, this will do.

Quarry Hill Nature Center has a nice assortment of picnic tables, trails, and local animals. It…read moreeven has a small nature center within. Tip: The signage here is sorely lacking, which is why I couldn't find the paved bike trail, and ended up totally on the wrong side of the park :-( Once I discovered that I was almost hopelessly lost, I wandered aimless in the woods for close to 40 minutes before I found a trail sign that set me back on the right path. Despite the major signage problems, this is a nice place - if you can figure out where to go....

A nice condensed forest experience. The nature center is adorable and educational. The forest…read moreitself is a fun place to wander. I even had two deer that ran by me. A bit more signage would have been helpful to figure out how to go up the hill versus around the hill. I just wandered on random treaded paths until I figured it out. I found a point where you could get a skyline view of Rochester downtown.

Great company to work with, easy reservation for the party. All the kids went wild when they showed…read moreup, and double once they were set up and they could play. Definitely recommend to anyone else.

From the owner: Give your Kids the Best Birthday Party Ever!…read more 34 Player New Game Truck! You have tried all the rest of the birthday party venues in town so now try the best.. without going anywhere! Parents will be in awe when they drop your kid's friends off at your party! Virtual Reality! Kids love racing in our Virtual Reality side-by-side simulators! These dual custom rigs are add on stand-alone attractions! We can have them set up inside or outside the game trailer! We also provide super fun VR games like "Job Simulator" that can be played in the spacious action\dance game station! Gamers Love Laser Tag! Have a bigger party and invite all your friends as we won't charge you more! Don't share your party with strangers and pay to play each game! Simply Book Online! Kick back and relax without worrying about cleaning, busses, transportation or the kids running off on a field trip. We bring the party out to your curb, back yard or safe gym! Military & Nonprofit Org Discounts!

Great place for kids to grown and work on movement balance flexibility, and strength…read more Family friendly.Buy into our youth

Food was cheap, huge portions and everything tasted great. We had dinner on the beautiful patio…read more Great service as well! If you're looking for an awesome fish fry you have to come on fridays. I'm

The goal of this organization is to HELP.... in anything. If you need a place to host a party, a…read moreget together or any kind of events this is the place. It is a good size for small community to get together. I have never used their facility before but my family love to host mini concerts for the Cambodian community to come and enjoy the festivities. The cost must be inexpensive but you can check it out online. There is a kitchen provided and bathrooms as well. I hope people use this organization more often. Big space for free parking!:)