Recently visited and were well surprised by the variety of exhibits to explore. The space itself is…read morewell kept, staff is friendly and communicative, and the diversity of options is appreciated. The museum itself houses interactive options across all floors and allows the children and adults to "play" in each space.

Weekday visits are far better than weekends. I have a pre-K child, and our first weekend visit was…read moretough, crowded play areas, kids pushing and not sharing, and a noticeable lack of parent engagement. Weekdays attract a different mix of families, and the experience improves dramatically. The exhibits are engaging, and my kiddo could happily stay at the bubble station on repeat. There is food on site, bathrooms are clean, and the staff is genuinely kind. As a parent, it is refreshing to have interactive museums like this in town. Adults can enjoy the activities too, but this space is designed for kids of all ages. During peak weekend hours, letting children take the lead makes the experience better for everyone. Only took one star because I wish there was more staff interaction- for times with children are not always kind & parents who are not paying attention. It's not ok for a stranger to get involved, so it would be nice if staff monitored just a little more. Still wondering if this is a museum dig or community parenting issue. You be the judge. 9/10 recommend!

When we got there I asked the lady where it was and she said they got rid of it awhile ago. My poor…read morechild was crying cause now they want to go see the animals since the playground wasn't there. We only stopped by since it was free and along the way on our road trip.

My granddaughters love this playground almost as much as seeing all the animals at the zoo. We had…read moreto do 2 detours here to get their wiggles out. The big slide is the best. Half the adventure is getting to the top by various activities. We will be back as we have an annual pass.

This zoo has a lot of potential, that they are certainly starting to capitalize on. The older part…read moreof the zoo definitely shows its age, but walk around a corner and wow! The multi-species enclosures are really amazing. The orangutans were out and playing and eating while we were there. The baby was having a good time and super fun to see. The free ranging peacocks were beautiful. Lots to see in a compact park. Don't miss the penguins! The park was clean and remodeling all at once. The expansion will be spectacular once done. The price is about normal, about $20/adult. The gift shop is about what you would expect. I'm glad we went. Parking was easy. Nice zoo, construction takes a little away from the experience.

We've been coming here for years and it's a nice outing each time, The park has seen some upgrades…read morewith some currently in progress, which is nice to see. The animals appear healthy and well taken care of. There's a brand new elephant viewing area and even an indoor penguin exhibit. If I had any complaints, it would be the main cafe in the middle of the park. It's not as clean as it could be and the cost is quite high for simple meal items. There is a shaded grass area though, so just pack your own food to save some money. Speaking of saving money, get on the bio park website and grab the yearly pass. Then you can visit as often as you want for a year. The pass also covers the Botanical gardens and aquarium to boot. The zoo itself does get a bit tight during busy times. We made the mistake of coming during spring break and it's way too many people. You feel like you're getting herded along since there are people waiting to get the best spot to look at animals, and with all the strollers around... Yeah, if you can manage it, go when the kiddos are in school. All in all, it's still a nice outing. Definitely worth visiting.

It was a lot of fun, to play with the kids. The Games were fun and kept us moving and laughing!…read more We did t try the food, but the water was a nice touch at the end to rehydrate and send us off feeling good.

My friend and I came to the alice in wonderland interactive immersive experience tea party . the…read moretickets after taxes was $124.40 (for one person) my friend paid hers separately . the menu and tea party itself was really great but lowkey rushed i felt like we only were able to eat ina 3-8 minute window do each section . the food was overall 8:10 the actors were really great ! the service was swift , clean and respectful . the show itself was a 7/10 the mad hatter is the main one talking and trying to get all the viewers hyped and such which is alot on one person he spoke and did everything 95% of the time . he did amazing for everything he had to do ! i would go for a different event but i would say def at least go once for the experience

Ok, so yea. This is an ok place. I like the fact that there's different rooms and there's a whole…read morelot of things to do but this place needs a makeover. Things could be neater. As you walk in, the manager is sitting at the front desk. He was really nice and showed me around the place. He was continuously apologizing for the mess, but didn't look like he did anything to change it. I really like the following ideas BUT: There was a movie room for the kids with a jungle team decor... BUT it could def use a new and cleaner tank for the fish in that room. There is a fun playroom with a lot of mystery boxes full of toys and a kids kitchen n play house... BUT the toys look as if they haven't been cleaned in a while. There was a couple of books available for kids to pick up and read. There was also a drawing or craft room BUT there was a bunch of broken crayons and household cleaning products in the same cabinet. There was a bouncy room... But that room could use better lighting. There are various picnic tables( im guessing for parties) My favorite part was a stage room with a changing room. There's awesome lights in there that can keep a little one entertained for days.... BUT the changing room was a bit disorganized. I would suggest this is a cool place to kill some time with your kids but keep in mind you have the wear rubber gloves and masks. We were there for pretty much 15 minutes and I had to wash my L.O. hands 3 times because there were some toys that felt a little sticky. Well, the only reason I tired it was because I had a Groupon. So, let me know if you wanna go amd try it yourself, I still have 3 more. I won't be going here again, unless new management kicks in or he decides he's going to have someone there to pick up everything and put it where it belongs. There's a lot of potential for such a big space. Hopefully someday someone decides to use it correctly.

Very fun! I got a Groupon for half off & my girls (4&6) played for three hours straight. So much to…read moredo... Dress up, obstacle course, air propelled guns & a jumpy. Highly recommend!

We went there to watch a sunset and this park is Walden on all sides with either brick walls or…read morehouses. There's no way you can see the sunset from this location.

Part of America the Beautiful! Safe and clean park with gorgeous view. Definitely recommend. We…read moreloved the locks of love, they give hope to those that visit.

*NM DONUT KWEEN ADVENTURES* #38 for 2019…read moreMary Fox Park is a nice lush green park in one of the downtown neighborhoods. Victorian style homes line the streets around it. This is a perfect spring or summer spot for a late afternoon picnic. There are picnic tables, a playground and plenty of trees for shades. Each time ive taken a walk here i notice people around me walking their dogs so its also a nice spot for pets.

This little park is a true jewel. I just love going there to meditate or to just lay in the sun…read more Just love that entire neighborhood.

Love the art work on the walls but the pool can use a face lift. Someone just needs to pull the…read moreweeds in the corners. We love this place my kids learned to swim here.