As a family that spends every weekend at some sort of park in the area, this is one of our favorite…read moreby far!! Yes I can see it having hot surfaces on really sunny days, but there are also places in park that are shaded for kids (tire swing under play platform, the shuttle kids can climb, lemonade stand...). The story behind the park is so amazing. The one thing I've noticed since going is one of slides is missing the ending piece so it kind of drops off. That being said I've seen children navigate it just fine.

Fantastic history to this fantastic experience for children of all ages. God bless it's namesake,…read moreRyan, & may He bless all those who had a hand & pocketbook to fund this remarkable park.

Cute little zoo stop on our road trip. Kids said this was one of their favorite zoos they've ever…read morevisited. I think it just had a nice low key park vibe and lots of opportunities to feed animals. We spent most of our time feeding baby ducks. It was a delight. Consider donating to contribute to infrastructure improvements!

We came to visit Zootah a few weekends ago. I feel like the entry fee was reasonable depending on…read morehow long you stay and we bought two bags of duck food which was the perfect amount for our little family of 3. There were ducks galore to feed! My son loved it. At the beginning they were excited to feed and very active in chasing the food, near the end of our time though, they got much more bold and were kind of chasing us which was a little unpleasant. You are only supposed to feed the duck food to the ducks! At the gift shop you can return the empty bags for recycling. The geese were also a bit terrifying, partly because they did have some like teenager geese that they were protective over, we got hissed at a few times. But they were also like wanting duck food so that was interesting. There were more animals than I expected to see, most of which were bird species. We saw eagles, coyotes, a badger, a raccoon, vulture, a fox, cranes, and some other cute deer resembling creatures. The petting zoo is an interesting feature, a few goats, the lambs were cute. But they were eating so we didn't have a lot of interaction time with them. They kind of seemed scared of us a little which made me sad. We also got to see and pet one of the bunnies which was nice for a minute. The zoo is big enough for a toddler to enjoy, but not too big it's overwhelming. It was a super hot day when we went, but there are quite a few shady spots which could help on a less heated day. The gift shop is the same as the entry building and it's cute and small, but fun to check out. If you don't take a stroller, then it's easily avoidable if you don't want to check it out. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked with soap and the necessities. I would be happy to stop by again sometime.

This was a pretty great spot but they installed graphically violent headset video games right next…read moreto the toddler area. Now we can't go without my children hearing shooting sounds and seeing the terrible images on the screen. Of all the locations to put these... but I actually think they don't belong here at all. It's really unfortunate because now I feel like I can't take my toddler there at all and my older boy I have to keep clear of that end. So we don't go here anymore.

Loads of fun for all ages!!! Great for The littles! I…read moreabsolutely love it here!! Wow! Much cheaper than other trampoline parks! Awesome daily deals throughout the week! We LOVE toddler time!

We've celebrated many of our kids' birthdays at Cache Valley Fun Park. It used to be tradition…read more After today, it won't be. Here's how it went down: my son nailed the Bonus Drop X-Treme game, dropped the ball directly into the bonus hole. Three adults watched it. Zero points showed up. Simple fix, right? Tell an employee, they make it right. Wrong! First up: Philip (employee) asks Cash (manager #1). Cash says the points will "take time to add." Spoiler: they didn't. Philip assures us if they still don't show up, he'll add them manually. Fair enough. We return later. Points still missing. Philip checks with Brooke (manager #2). Brooke shuts it down instantly. She flat out calls us liars because she didn't personally witness it. Then she gaslights me with the laughable claim that their games can't malfunction which is rich, since another game had literally just malfunctioned and needed a restart. Brooke, we're talking about 472 points. That's what: three tootsie rolls and a bouncy ball? Is that really worth accusing paying customers of dishonesty? The kicker? My son, being awesome, plays again. Nails the bonus again. This time the game coughs up the points. He even filmed it. Imagine being proven wrong by a kid with an iPhone. We've spent more time and money here than any other entertainment venue in the valley. But after being told our word means nothing and treated like scammers over pocket change level prizes, this is our last visit. The Fun Park might have games, but the real show is management's ability to turn loyal customers into ex-customers.

Worst place. Managers are trash and they can't fix a simple problem without the general manager…read morewho's only there on the weekdays?? Stole our money and would only give us credit for the arcade back. Never going back and wouldn't recommend to anyone. Save your money and go somewhere else.

My daughter attended all about tots from the age of 12mo- 30mo. We only left because we moved. I…read morewish we could find a place like this where we are now.This daycare is excellent. The facilities are very clean, they separate children under 3 and those above 3 into 2 separate buildings. The hours are great for a working parent drop off before 8 am and pick up after 5pm. The teachers are loving and trust worthy. The teachers nurture so that the kids can meet their developmental goals. There is a 4:1 student:teacher ratio. They work closely with early childhood intervention programs so my daughter was seen by a speech pathologist while in day care. They even threw bday parties for my child in school. All about tots gave me peace of mind to go back work because they took such excellent care of my daughter. My daughter still misses her 'school'.

From the owner: Quality Child Care Since 1981…read more All About Kids is a child care center located in Logan, UT, and serves the surrounding areas. We offer quality child care with a creative, educational pre-school program. Our teachers foster the children's learning and development through a variety of activities and programs. We accept children ages 2 through 8, and All About Tots services children ages 12-24 months. Our caring and experienced staff are CPR/First Aid certified, BCI clearance checked, have their Food Handlers Permits and all receive 20+ hours of child care training each year. Many staff attend USU in the early elementary field receiving their degrees in this field. Others have received a CDA (Child Development Associate) and all staff attend child development classes and conferences throughout the year. Some of our activities include: Arts and crafts Physical fitness Music Painting Sign language For the convenience of parents, we offer kindergarten pick-up...

The most consistently hilarious, wholesome show in Logan, Utah, and all of Cache Valley. You have…read moreto see the Antics at least once and many more times after that. No show is the same as the last as everything is made up by the performers and the audience each time. Don't miss it!

I grew up watching Who's Line is it Anyway? and loved it. A friend invited me to see The Antics,…read moreand I had high hopes as to what their troupe would offer in terms of laughs and general entertainment value. I was not disappointed. Even if you simply want to just try something new for date night and have never seen improv in your life-this is a great troupe to watch.