Have not been here before. Tried to visit on July 3, but it was closed. No signs on the door…read moreindicating when it would be open. Couldn't find any info about special holiday hours on the website. Finally determined their Facebook page says they are closed July 3&4. Their website links to the AR Game and Fish Facebook page, but it appears that the Witt Stephen's Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center Facebook page is updated for holiday hours.

This place is small but mighty. They offer 3 different color-coded scavenger hunts (on clip boards…read morenear the welcome desk) that kept my son occupied/entertained for over an hour. Plenty of neat animals and fish to see. A little gift shop as well. This place is free, which is honestly one of the best parts (in THIS economy!!). Perfect stop for elementary-aged kids to explore and learn. It's clean and there is plenty to see. Great find in downtown Little Rock - you just have to take the stairs or elevators behind the co-working space to access it!

It's nice and big nice space for kids to run around. But my issues lay with safety. There were…read moreexposed cords everywhere, no supervision or separate space for the water table area, and there was no up keep on maintaining sanitation or tidiness of each area. I did see employees walking around but that's it...they didn't maintain areas.

What an improvement from my last visit 2 months ago!! Whatever happened to change the front desk…read morehas worked. All was ok , but staff's children running wild , and not following directions of The Wonder Place was bad. Especially for the young children watching. Thank goodness The Wonder Place is back to where it once was. Thank you!

We took our grands today and paid full price for limited access. The zip line, the slide, and the…read moreswinging bars were closed most of the time due to poor staffing. There were 2 staff members with 1 rotating between these areas. They would be temporarily open before closing to move to another area. They were nicely apologetic and were doing their best under this situation. We paid full price for unlimited access to all areas. One area did not even open up at all. The place, including the bathrooms, were clean and the staff behind the counter were nice and attentive. We plan not to return without checking to see if all areas are open and staffed appropriately so we are not paying full price for limited access.

Sky Zone was fun, when I went their with my mom HU club, we had all the drinks and pizza that they…read moregave us, and I had so much fun in the dodgeball arena and others places around the park. It was fun place to celebrate a wonderful time

Margaret Clark Adventure Park is the smaller of the two playground areas that my girls discovered…read moreinside Riverfront Park in Little Rock, AR. This was a bit smaller compared to the other one. In fact it didn't interest my big kids all that much. There wasn't a "can we go back to the other park?" It was, "we're going back to the other one. Bye, Mom." Lol. Just a reminder parents, please teach your kids to pick up their trash right before you leave. It's good for them and helps us all enjoy the park much more. Plus the Arkansas River is just a few yards away.

This is a neat like sub-park/play area located in Riverfront Park, just off of the main section of…read morethe Vogel Schwartz Sculpture Garden. It is named after Margaret Clark in appreciation of her longtime commitment to children and her interest in Riverfront Park. Her husband William E. Clark, has a wetlands park, down the street from this one by the Clinton Library, that is dedicated to him as well. It is very nice and welcoming. You know you have found the park when you see the twin sheep sculptures, Bliss and Glee, which are the work of Giuseppe Palumb. The park also has a hippopotamus sculpture named Roundbottom, that serves double duty as a bench. It is the work of Tim Cherry. The park opened in 2018 and still looks relatively new. It was designed for children ages 2-5 and is on artificial grass and mud free rubber surface. The park appears to have a nature theme and has a bank of traditional/toddler swings, rocks to climb, percussion instruments, bridges, slides, stand and spin, and a spinning cone climber. The slides are small and there is not much there as far as equipment goes, so I do not see the park entertaining kids much older than 5. It is a nice park though and well maintained. I have no issue with them catering to pre-school kids because sometimes the littles get over run over and pushed to the side by the big kids at other parks. This is not a destination park, but it is nice spot to visit if you are in the area with little kids and some time to kill.

Our kids are 2 & 4, they had a blast. I am not sure how to rate for older kids. The staff were…read moreoverly friendly and informative!! Definitely great for an afternoon of bad weather or heat.

We bring our four grand boys here on a regular basis. They really like the place and it is very…read moresafe for them. They change some of the exhibits every so often. This has a really interesting history of its beginning.

Peabody Park is a playground area inside Riverfront Park in Little Rock, AR…read more This was the first area my 12 and 10-year-olds wanted to navigate. They loved it. Admittedly we were all bummed the splash pad in this particular area was still inoperable (according the Tank G.'s 6.20.2023 review). However, walk a bit further to the east and there is another one. The inclusion of the splash pad in this flatter area was quite the boffo decision on city official's part as the July 2025 heat proved to be highly intense. I didn't allow my dog to run through it as there were many other kids including my daughters enjoying the splashes of cold water, but she acted like she wanted to. She's normally little Miss "Oh No the neighbor's sprinklers are going to spray me." Lol. I didn't take photos of this park because there were so many kids there. The humidity mixed with the Arkansas heat was a bit more bearable with the trees and shade structures nearby. I appreciate the tube slides (since they're enclosed) so the kids don't burn their bums sliding down... Lol. And thank goodness I had our dog with me because otherwise I might have needed rescuing much like this recent News Nation headline: "Connecticut man, 43, rescued after 'wedged' in playground slide." Knocked off a star due to many areas such as the playground surface being worn out and being quite the salient eyesores.

This park, billed as "An Adventure Playground" is located in Riverfront Park just off of the…read moreJunction Bridge. The play area was designed by children and opened in the Summer of 2008. The park features an awesome splash pad, large outdoor and underground tunnels, a spider pyramid, giant rocks for climbing, a bridge and a slide. A large portion of the play area's ground (lower level) is lined with the mud free rubber surface. It has a kind of unique setup where it is kind of like two levels. An upper level and a lower level, with the two being separated by a steep incline. One cool part about this is that you can take the slide from the upper to lower level. On a side note, the splash pad was not operating while I was there, but it was just the beginning of Summer, so I cannot really speak much about it. It does look nice though You will also find a pavilion, Ozark Pavilion, that is elevated and overlooks the splash pad and play area, n the area that allows parents to sit and relax, while supervising their littles. The park is very well maintained and still looks relatively new. There is metered street parking within a reasonable walking distance to/from the park and the meters run from 8AM to 6PM, Monday through Friday. This is a very nice park to visit and spend some time at. It is spacious and picturesque. I highly recommend checking this place out if you get the chance.

what a scam...instead of selling front row seats in heaven like TV evangelists and other of that…read moreilk, these clowns try to make you believe that you are air lifting a cow or a goat to some third world dusty farm and instantly cure some poor farmer of all of life's challenges. Instead you are fueling the CEO's bloated salary and corporate jet. It's all about the loot, coupled with feel good photos of farm animals and smiling children. The only one smiling is the CEO, laughing all the way to the bank.

At CVS in Hicksville NY. 2 young students were inside doing a charity display for Heifer. Many…read morequestions I asked were answered. I note that not only do they work with getting animals to those in need , but also bees / hives - the later is a donation of 35.00 . You give all your information and then THERES THE CATCH! Seems they only have monthly or yearly subscriptions when you sign up to pay. They only take credit cards - no cash at the charity stand. I expect it's probably different to cancel once set up. I was shown a website of which does show a spot for a one time donation. Likely once done many emails and other forms of request for more support and so, more money. I chose to decline because of these factors. As there are so many organizations out there all in need of support and it is good for anyone donating to check them out wisely.

My kids love this place! So much fun and a great place for parties. Also the owners are wonderful…read morepeople

Very nice play place. Our daughter loves playing here and asks to go all the time. Reasonably…read morepriced. Toys are in good repair and lots to do

This place is extremely expensive for what it is. This place is good for kids, but it's not…read moresuitable for adults. The skates have zero padding and are extremely uncomfortable, the ice was rough, and there was little information given upon arriving at the front desk. We spent a decent amount of money to ice skate and rollerblade. What we were not told was that inline rollerblades are an up charge. The rollerblading area smelt awful. It definitely took our breath away. This facility doesn't seem well taken care of, especially for the price and up charges.

I was visiting Little Rock so this is not my home rink. It has a nice floor. I like that they have…read morea rink ref. Also they swept the floor DURING a session which I thought was amazing since I have fallen before when my wheel caught a little piece of toy on the floor at a different rink. It's also a decent size rink so that was nice and they have adequate seating. I did NOT like the fact that they stop sessions to let people speed race around the rink .. mostly little kids. It took a full half hour and it seemed like he was begging people to come participate anyway. I paid money to skate not watch little kids race. We went on Friday and Saturday nights. To me, they should hold that at other times not during open skate or at least make it earlier in the session. Also they are VERY expensive. They are the only rink around it seems without having to drive an hour so I'm assuming that is why they charge so much. They also don't clean their skate wheels. I travel with my own skates but my partner had to rent. They were caked with dirt. I asked for basically anything to clean them with and they had nothing. No wipes or alcohol. He just sucked it up and skated. So definitely take your own skates if you go.

We have used Rock Town Mobile Lazer Tag for the last 6 years at our preteen events…read more They. Always. Knock. It. Out. Of. The. Park. On time? Yep! Easy to work with? Yep! More fun than a barrel of bananas for a bunch of monkeys? 100%! Our kids always leave asking when we're bringing "the laser tag people" back again. If you're looking for a way to take a party, corporate or church event, or any other gathering to the next level? Look no further!

Our group had a blast with Rock Town Mobile Lazer Tag. This would be the best birthday or reunion…read moreor group picnic game. All the parents were amazed at how well the kids were tuned in to Mr. Blackmon, a wonderful veteran also experienced with youth- it showed! I really can't say enough nice things. A wonderful day and experience for sure!!!