Cute place and my daughter loved it. Lots of options to choose from. Lovely staff and check in is…read moreeasy

I went here with my daughter and my seven-year-old grandson. It is called The Treehouse. It is…read morelocated at Plainfield Christian Church. It is at the children's center. Door 5 around back. There only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 to 11 and 1 to 3. For children ages 2 to 12 years old. When entering you have to check in at the kiosk or the front desk. The place that looks like a large treehouse with two different floors, three slides, and plenty of things to do within the treehouse. The top level with the two big slides are for kids 5 and up Because you have to climb a ladder to get to the second level. There is an area for the kids under two to play with all kinds of toys. Lots of things for kids to play on and play with such as a kitchen with all the fixing grocery carts that seem to be the most popular area. Also, there was a book rack that you could sit down and read a book and comfortable chairs and couches with large Ottomans. Blocks and small basket ball hoop. There is also a kitchen so parents you can get you a cuppa coffee or water or hot chocolate and watch your kids play. They also have snacks for the little ones, there is a refrigerator. The bathroom is in the same area so no leaving the room.

I visited slick city action park for a birthday party. The parking is huge so it wasn't really hard…read moreto find a spot. The place was extremely crowded on a Saturday. I think they were about four or five parties going on. My party had reserved one table and while the kids played, we just sat there and chatted. Customer service was quick and they got pizzas, plate, knives for the cake cutting. All in all kids had a gala time and there's so much for them which is the main point

I really did not have the best first experience…read more My god-daughter had her 8th birthday party here and we were excited to visit as I've been wanting to come for a while and just didn't have a chance. I filled out the waiver forms that my best friend sent me in advance as she paid for me. A little background, I'm a parent of a 5 year old with autism who needs to be watched at all times. My best friend was aware so she told me I'd be ok being with him. When my family arrived and went to check in for the party the young lady checking us in gave me a wrist band and socks for my son. I tried to put it on him, but he refused because it's a sensory thing. I told her that I will wear it as he will never not be out of my reach and she told me no. I put it on my wrist anyway, because I'm going to keep my son from any unnecessary behaviors. Then I asked about my pair of socks and she gave me a wrist band that stated I was just a spectator and told me I cannot go with him down the slide. Well my intention is not to go down the slide with him, but I would assist him getting to the slides. Met with another no. After that, I was over it and just walked to the party and let my husband take him to the soft play area. I did inform my best friend about, but at that time I was over it and didn't want to ruin my god-daughters party. I don't know, the overall experience left me frustrated.

This was my first time here and I really expected better.. I've taken the kids to The Center in…read moreDanville before and enjoyed it so much more. The girl at the front checked the kids in and was very friendly. I found the prices to be higher than expected and paid a little over $37 for two kids to play... Upon entering the play area, There is a sweaty gym smell in the air and the floors were filthy! Two areas of play. One is for toddlers, though I saw bigger kids in that area so I'm guessing it's not enforced well. Then a second area for older kids with trampolines. I don't think I'll be returning for the price that was paid...

Have grippy socks from another establishment that is the same thing? Too bad they'll still need you…read moreto buy their socks for literally no reason other than more money. Just skip this place and head up to smilies in Castleton. This place is like the k-mart of indoor playgrounds anyways. Equipment is broken, and apparently their playgrounds quality is so questionable they don't want adults in anything higher than the first floor, something rarely seen at proper establishments.

Very fun experience, however, I wish the staff was friendly and more helpful as it was our first…read moretime here. They also didn't have a graphic that we paid for so we are awaiting a refund in that. All in all very pleased with our creations

I really like this place. They will Tie Dye pretty much anything....shirts, masks, headbands, bags,…read moretowels, socks, sweatshirts..... They are not open on Mondays, FYI. There is huge parking lot there that it shares with the other businesses in the strip mall that it is in. I got there as soon as they opened so, I was in and out in about 40 minutes. The place starts to back up as the day goes on. They only have 3 to 4 people working the floor and assisting customers at any given time. The staff is awesome. They were very friendly and extremely helpful. They made the process very easy and simple. The shop is very clean and well organized. The first thing that you do is get a card to fill out (one card per item). You then pick the item you want to tie dye. My little went with a tote bag and a shirt. They have most of the items on display around the store and shirts on a rack that you can try on to get the right size. You then pick the colors you want to use.from a swath of colors on the table. The also have each color on shirt displayed around the shop. Three colors are included and each additional color is a buck. After all that you pay for your item or items get some disposable gloves and aprons and they send you to a work table (either high or low). They bring out your items and the color dyes that you picked out. From there you pick your tie Dye design, from stripes, swirl, or patches and they set your shirt up to the design you selected by using rubber bands. My little chose stripes for the tote and swirl for the shirt. After it is set up you add the dye in the designated areas between the rubber bands (front and back). After that, they take the item or items and prep them. That takes about 10 to 20 minutes depending on how busy they are. During that time, you can play one of their board games they have there or write on the chalk board or play on your cellular device. After they have prepped it, the last thing you have to do is rinse your items out in the sink until the water comes clear and then run them through a wringer and you are done. The bad up your stuff, give you some important care directions and then send you on your way. One thing to note during this is to be carful. As the signs say at most of the tables, "dye dyes everything", so if you get it on your hands or clothes it will be there for a while. In the case of your clothes, forever. This was an awesome experience and my little had a lot of fun and loves her creations. It is a tad on the pricey side, but well worth it. Great indoor family fun and you get to bring something home to show for it. They do birthday parties, corporate events and field trips. I highly recommend checking this place out.

After eating a heavy lunch, a walk sounded perfect, so I ended up here. This park was exactly the…read morevibe I needed. The trail made for an easy breezy walk, and today's weather was perfect because it was not too hot and not too cold. The ambiance is super green and nature-filled with water and bridges, making it a peaceful spot to unwind and reset. There's convenient parking near the trail along with shelters that have grills and picnic tables, which would be great for a family cookout or chill afternoon outdoors. One thing I really liked was that parts of the trail have little off-path areas carved out so you can walk closer to the creek/water, which added to the relaxing nature vibe. I was able to walk through it, but since it's been raining, it was a little more muddy than I cared for. If you're looking for a simple but really enjoyable spot to get outside, clear your mind, and enjoy some fresh air, check this spot out.

Great walking/biking trail with books along the path for parents to read to their children. Be…read moreprepared as there is one semi difficult hill. Shaded biking/walking path. Picnic areas with shelters throughout park. Bridge that is popular for photo shoots! Creek and benches alongside. There are bathrooms located at the top level. Two water fountains that I saw as well as a dog fountain to drink from.

Great places for kids of all ages to hang out and play! Had a wonderful few hours with my nephews…read morewhen we needed an inside summer activity.

Always friendly at the counter! Today we got a chocolate muffin, which is good sized) and they…read morewarmed it. Big enough that I spit for both boys that I watch to have half. Today it was pretty quiet and calm.

We stopped here on way back home. It is okay for stop through but not really destination…read morechildren's museum. It opened pretty late at 11am on Sunday but timing was perfect for us. It is next to church so don't get confused when you follow GPS directions. Sign of the building is behind the building which can be tricky to find. First floor is science exhibits and second floor is toddler floor. We spent almost an hour and it was worth it since we have ASTC membership for free admission.

We stopped off here as a break in a long roadtrip for our 2 year old. It's about 5 miles off of…read moreI-65, but well worth the stop! He had so much fun and rocketed from one station to the other. Everything is hands on, and there is such a diversity of activities, from looking at the live animals (snakes, bearded dragon, turtles), to playing in a small kitchen, drawing, building with Legos or large foam blocks, and climbing into then sliding down a tiny rocket. The staff were all so friendly, nice, and helpful, and they went out of our way to make our experiences great! I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone who is traveling on I-65 through Indiana and needs a break for a little one!

We used to go here quite a bit after school but since their hours have change we occasionally visit…read moreon the weekends. This is a fun free indoor park for the community. You check in and get 1 hour of indoor play. As you leave they will allow more guests to enter. At busier times there can be a long line to get in so I suggest getting there early.

I attend Traders Point for church but I love that you do not have to attend to visit The Park! It…read moreis an amazing resource that the church provides as an indoor play option for the surrounding communities and families! The Park is clean and it feels very safe to allow your kids to be kids! I love that you can visit their website and see if they have met occupancy numbers. The website also allows you to register and know what to expect! I would recommend the Park to anyone with children!

I was trying to find a place where I could park and get onto the B&O trail and came upon Virgil…read morepark in Brownsburg. This is a small but cozy park with a bicycle path, playground, sitting area, and even some exercise equipment. I didn't have to walk far to get to the B&O trail. There are restrooms and water fountains. I really enjoyed this park and will be back very soon.

Virgil Park is a tribute to Diana and Hall Virgil, who were instrumental in converting the B&O…read moreRailroad Track into Community Trails. The couple raised money and solicited grants in a grass root effort to build the trail that now borders the park. The park itself is small, but well equipped. There are about 20 parking spaces including an ADA space and bike parking. There is a space with upscale outdoor adult exercise equipment. The kid's playground has soft matting and a nice, but small, climbing structure and elevated rock/sand table. There are nice paved and decked walkways that surround a wetland marsh area that attracts birds and a second prairie space. Plenty of nice benches line the trail, making the park ideal for birdwatching. Placards are statistically placed which describe the natural grasslands. There are nice restroom facilities and a water fountain at the park. There is also a covered pavilion with a couple picnic tables. This is a great little park that is accessible from the trail or by road.

Great opportunity to get our rage out!…read more You can play music from their speakers as well and write out your feelings on their walls. We had hammers, baseball bats, golf clubs at our disposal and plenty of objects to smash throw and shatter. You can bring your own items too if they are within the guidelines. If you want to get your energy out in other ways, they also offer axe throwing. Great for small groups, large groups, work events and more!

Customer Service: Amazing! Sam was attentive, informative, accommodating, and funny! He had just a…read morecool and personable personality, and made everyone feel welcomed. Parking and accessibility: Parking was rather easy and so was locating the entrance. Decor: For a rage room, it was what was expected! TVs were available to be smashed, walls looked like they had seen better days, and there was plenty of glassware to swing at for home runs! Ambiance: The music was tailored for my experience and it got the adrenaline flowing! What I also appreciated were the safety rules in place and the ask for courtesy when writing on the walls (after the activity). Activity: I did the 30 minute rage room session and let me say.....I LEFT UNSTRESSED! I was given a crate of glassware to destroy and a tv. I was given the option of a hammer, sledgehammer, and baseball bat - I would highly recommend the bat for all things. Between the room vibes and the things on my mind going into it, I valued having a place to dish out my frustration. Perfect for after a long week at work, a breakup, or just a bad day!! I'm definitely coming back for axe throwing next!