This is THE BEST PETTING ZOO/learning farm I have ever seen. Critter Barn animals, staff,…read morevolunteers, and property all exceeded expectations. Very reasonably priced, tons of handwashing stations and a wonderful experience all around. My kids both want to volunteer here now. Worth the drive and the price of admission--without question one of the best attractions in the area.

This is a must see. We have come back year after year. This is great. Please go and enjoy. Feed…read moresome animals and enjoy the farm feeling. The new space is fun and way more room and more animals.

Great food and coffee choices I love that they offer coffee flights because not any coffee…read morelocations due despite them being really popular in the scene right now. The atmosphere of this place is super cozy and it feels like you could curl up with a good book. The baristas are very friendly and they know how to get your order right and if you can't come up with something they can definitely be creative for you.

Good coffee, fun atmosphere, and my kid loves it! This is the first play cafe we'd ever been to,…read moreand what an excellent first impression.

We went here this weekend for a pair of birthday parties, and the kids had a blast. One of the best…read moreparts is there's only one way out of the blowup area so you can easily ensure your kids don't get out without your knowing. The staff are great and keep it clean. Worth a visit if you need to get the kids energy out or great for a birthday party.

We had so much fun at Jungle Joes! We visited on a Tuesday morning and there was hardly anyone…read morethere, which was nice as we didn't have to worry about our toddlers getting run over by older kids. There's a nice variety of bounce structures, some with small slides appropriate for toddlers and others tall and steep to be exciting for older kids. We look forward to our next visit!

Jack O'lantern works is a family friendly seasonal event. Overall we had a great time and it gave…read moreus a good excuse to get some steps in and socialize with family in the process. The carvings are pretty amazing- at first we were super impressed because some of the first ones we seen were fresh and clearly hand carved. As the event went on we realized more and more that many were fake and many were likely carved by lasers. Is it worth the stop? Yes! Just make sure to bundle up because it was a chilly one! Taking one star away for lack of clarity and direction on arrival. Also, some members of our group felt like the advertisement was slightly off because they emphasized hand carved pumpkins and it was clear most weren't done by hand.

This was a fun experience! Perfect not-too-spooky fall activity for families, younger kiddos, or…read moreanyone who just wants to see some pumpkins. There was a lot to see, and it was a very pretty experience, but it was pretty commercialized- fake pumpkins, supposedly hand carved but not homemade looking (which isn't a bad thing necessarily). It was a little confusing when we first got there- we couldn't find the entrance- but once inside, it was self explanatory. It was a little busy and we had to wait in line once inside for the first couple areas, but it got a little more spread out as we went. I think we spent about $22 each on tickets, which might be pricey for some, so something to keep in mind. Overall, it was a fun time, and if you have the money to spend, it's worth it!

All I can say is wow. What a blast for kids AND adults! We visited during their toddler hours with…read moreour 4 year old and 2 year old and they did not want to leave! The $5 for an hour rate is an incredible deal, and socks were only $3 if you forget your own. Our kids ran back and forth between the trampoline rooms, the foam pit, the gigantic slide and bouncy house and bouncy maze non-stop, and they only took breaks to drive the cozy coupe around the seating area. This place was so much fun for such a great value, and the staff could not have been nicer. The best part about the toddler time hours (Tuesday's from 11am-12pm and Fridays from 10-11am and 11am-12pm) is that you don't have to worry about older kids or adults playing too rough around little ones. We can't wait to go back!

The employees are really nice. I think the only bad thing is that there isn't a lot of things to do.read more

We visited the museum on a very rainy day...and everyone else in town had the same idea…read more The museum is great - skewing younger (~18 months and up) but there are things for older kids to enjoy. There is a small ball pit, sand, castle and then as you work through the rooms there are all sorts of things to do and snippets of information all throughout. If I had any complaints it was that parking was small and you have to go all over the place to find parking. Great spot for small ones to get out of the rain and keep them occupied.

It was cold and rainy and snowy today so we came here on a whim and omg, what a fun place for only…read more$8!!! Lots to do for all ages.

Want a place to bring your young ones for clean, welcoming, friendly play that looks and feels like…read moreyou are at an outdoor playground. I have not yet seen a child who leaves without asking when they can come back. There is room to run, jump, slide, climb, pretend, swing, yell and get out a lot of energy. It is especially great during the long winter months and rainy days. The equipment is excellent for various ages and abilities. Well worth checking out.

Prairie Wolf Park is one of my favorite trails to walk (it's also only a three minute drive from my…read morehouse which is great!). There's a ton of open fields for running, walking, and for your little doggos to roam free as well! One of my favorite things about this trail is the huge field of wild flowers, plants, and apple trees. There's also a few benches scattered all over around the trail as well as small picnic tables too if you need a quick break or wanted to have a picnic with friends and family. My favorite time of the year to walk the trail is during the autumn or summer season when the pretty leaves and wildflowers cover the trails!

We LOVE Prairie Wolf!!! So close to home & easy trails for our pup to walk on. Paved, grass, &…read morewooded trails. We love it & so does our pup!!

Very darling discovery center with lots to do. I think they advertise ages 1-10 which feels…read morecorrect. Know that it has its own parking which is back behind Broad Street and $10 cheaper (!!)... if you follow Broad Street to the beach you will pay $15 like all the beach goers and then have a long walk. They could use way better signage about this. Note that they also really want you to reserve tickets with entry times online. Further note: this is a discovery center, not a full museum. It's a few large rooms and the activities are well spaced, themed, and super durable. But it's not a place to spend a full day... Kids could easily spend a couple of hours here, maybe an afternoon if they really got into it.

Great and clean activity center for children 1-8. I would say that older children will find it…read more"babyish". They had a great climbing tree thing, very interactive water table, and the biggest hit for my kids (3yr/16m) three play kitchens with food and tools. My favorite was the retro dancing science and art zone. For $6 a person and free military entry, it was worth it.

We mostly go for board games, occasionally for toys for the kids. They've got a nice selection of…read moregames, and the little ones love the under $1 toys near the register. The woman who's always at the counter (owner maybe? Not sure) is always super friendly and helpful. They haven't been price gouging on the TCGs which a lot of other stores have been doing, so we keep coming here.

My sister was just here recently, and had to get picked up from Grand Rapids because one of the…read moreemployees thought she was stealing, which she wasn't. My sister gave the employee permission to search her bag, and then after realizing that nothing was stolen, she proceeded to treat the young 15 year old girl harshly, instead of apologizing for her actions or explaining policy like a decent individual. This affected my sister so hardly that she was still crying when she got home, about an hour after the situation occurred. Also because of her shorter hair different to the a general societal norm, made it so everybody around her looked at her very disgustingly. I completely understand that retail work environments aren't the most viable or comfortable, and people might be just in a bad mood, but this definitely isn't the way a situation like this should have been handled. Thank you for reading, I hope you take great consideration, and improve on staff moral, have a great rest of your day.