If you have children, do not come here. This place is ran by old people who don't remember what…read moreit's like to be young. If they don't want kids to have fun and enjoy the amenities, then they should turn the place into a senior living community.

A nice & big park. So spacious. They have a play area & benches. There's a basketball court. Theres…read morehills where kids can roll down the hill. There's a community pool but you must have a card to get inside. You must be a fireside resident to get in.

Very fun environment was a great place to have my nephews birthday maddy and joseph were a warm…read morewelcome and send of always appreciate solid service

Super fun experience for the little ones, Maddie and Joseph were a pleasant welcoming crew at the…read morefront and helped us with getting checked in.

@Chris, thought to give it another chance, it looks like the deep cleaning is still on your bucket…read morelist. Sad to see the state of this gym. I'd much rather climb here than have to drive an extra 40 minutes to BP. But if cleanliness is a sign of neglect and it's neglected, then one wonders what else is being put off. I did notice however the bathrooms were clean, the floor under the Auto-Belays was nice and vacuumed. They were multiple chalk eaters around the gym doing work. Perhaps things are headed in the right direction and the challenge of having an establishment where chalk is constantly in use is a tough one. Edit: Chris reached out and provided some insight into why things look the way they do. I appreciated his time and I'm grateful that he listened.

This is my new favorite rock gym! All the staff are super helpful and kind. They have a lot of auto…read morebelays which I appreciate, more than other gyms I've been to. Price is also very reasonable for a day pass. I love coming here! So fun.

We spent two days this weekend at The Pickleball Space, which happens to be the neighbor (and has…read morethe same owner) to Stratosphere Adventure Park... We were there for a pickleball tournament my son was playing in, but my 11 year old daughter wanted to check out Stratosphere, so I joined her! We opted for the 90 minute open jump, which is $20.99 per person, but they also get you with the required Stratosphere Grip Socks which adds another $3.50, so essentially it was $50 for our visit not including snacks. We made our way around the trampoline park including some basketball, general jumping, running, parkour / obstacle course, climbing wall, and my daughter did the slide. 90 minutes was more than enough, although I can see why younger kids may want to stay longer for parties and such. Employees are nice enough although when we wanted a snack from the cafe, we had to wait a bit for someone to help us... All things considered, this place is spacious, clean, and a great way for kids and adults to get some energy out, but it comes with a cost!

Not my kids favorite place to be. The options were less for small kids & even the one that was…read morethere for 4 years old were not maintained well. I saw tripping condition over multiple places. Not the most comprehensively made kids play area and would not recommend for the price when there are multiple options on the same locality.

This group puts on great events. I attended the Halloween ride and tonight, I took my grandkids on…read morethe Christmas train ride. Everything was well decorated, and ran smoothly. There was hot cocoa, cookies, and gifts. The train rides are free although they do accept donations

This was so fun!! I really can't believe it's free! Be prepared for a little wait, and then when…read moreit's your turn, you sit in the little train and head off - at a fun speed! - for a 20 minute ride! It's fun and relaxing at the same time. :) I definitely gave a donation after because there really should be an entrance fee!! After riding the train, my girls loved walking around the little Western village and playing pretend. My only complaint is that babies can't ride if they can't walk, which was not currently stated on the website. But it's surprising because a baby strapped to a carrier on someone's chest or back shouldn't be a problem at all, but my wife had to stay back because of that.

It was so fun! We went for my girlfriend's birthday and they even added a mirror and decorated it…read more That is above and beyond and so kind. Definitely love places that go that far to make the experience better. The lady behind the counter was very helpful too.

This place is awesome! It was our first time visiting and we had such a great time. It is 100%…read moreworth it and extremely satisfying! The staff was very helpful. They walk you through the whole process and everything you need. There are a bunch of package options and add on's for your session. Once you're in and ready to go, it's an absolute blast! You can pick your own music to jam out to and smash away! It's so much fun and such a good way to let out some stress/frustration. A very satisfying and fun thing to do! Whether you're by yourself or looking for a fun date night activity, it's worth trying. You will not be disappointed and will feel great afterward!

Slightly disappointed. Came here when it first opened under two years ago and everything was brand…read morenew. In the time since it's been opened, everything is so much more worn. Missing pieces to puzzles, missing magnet pens on the airplane play board, broken shopping carts, and all the wooden food was so faded, scratched, etc. it's a shame because it's not a cheap place to play at $30 for 1.5 hours. Three employees - one at the cafe reading a book, two at the front - one on the computer and one on her phone. No one actively cleaning up after the kids or wiping anything down. Also suggested it's best for under 3 yr olds. Not much for slightly older kids 3-5. Older kids get bored easily.

We came in when our regular toddler play space was rented out for a birthday party but we'd already…read moregiven to that side of town. Honestly, the vibe was off and I wasn't expecting the snobby vibe of "mommies looking through you", considering that this is in a more mainstream neighborhood. Overpriced and strange structure of playtimes ending and starting. The staff were friendly but the onboarding process was needlessly cumbersome. It's odd that they sell fancy pastries and coffees but don't tell you until after your purchase that you can't bring them into the dining tables in the play area. The play offerings focused primarily on concrete storyline/role style activity, owing to the very concrete toys and stations. It was cute, but my daughter loves more open-ended style play and the one slide they had got squeezed with traffic. The space was also a bit small for the amount of children using it at once. They seem to be in a learning curve but others seem happy with it so maybe it's just personal preference. I do want to restate that the staff were pleasant.

Park is still amazing and has an uber fun golf course !! Overall it can get a bit busy but the park…read morereally tries to keep itself tidy !

I spent New Year's Day morning trying out this course on my way through Phoenix. It's an 18 or 27…read morebasket course, depending on how eager you are to trudge through dust and gravel. We had a hard time finding the practice basket but it's directly to the right of the first tee pad (behind the playground/picnic area if you're looking from the parking lot). The course itself was set with the best of intentions, using the hill to challenge us in throwing upwards/downwards and maintenance buildings as obstacles. The desert shrubbery, while not too much trouble to throw over or around, was similar across the entire course. It didn't make for a super exciting round until we hiked halfway up the hill around basket 10. When I was there, every single basket was set out, some with cones/flags for visibility and others just camouflaged into the landscape. It made figuring out the course a little difficult and we ended up playing into other people's baskets on accident not realizing we were aiming for the wrong ones. While the pads and baskets are well maintained, the map at the park is a little worse for wear and difficult to follow. The tee pads each have their own maps too, pointing to the next basket which was helpful. Lots of walkers and dogs going through the course, but just keep yelling fore and have a little patience! I liked the big field to practice throwing distance drivers without losing them on the course. I didn't like the amount of trash and cans/bottles littered around the course. But we encountered friendly folks and clean bathrooms, and it's a perfectly average course in the area.