Camden park in the place amusement rides come to die. The visual appearance on the roller coaster…read moredoes not inspired confidence as much is either not painted or covered with aging paint. Rust is the secondary color of many of the metal rides. The rest rooms have pay toilets. All in all, the value of the park while the cost is high.

School field trip. Workers are creepy. Everything is outdated and nasty. Needs cleaned up and…read moreupdated. Would never come here again.

The kids had an amazing time here today. You can spend the entire day and never do the same thing…read moretwice.

Fun for all. There's a play area and Lego wall that would suit the younger kids who get bored…read moreeasily and need to wait for others to finish. The different studios are so fun and easy to do. Can be entertained for hours without realizing it. I can't wait to come back and decorate some pottery. 10/10 for my son also.

Owner is very disrespectful and rude, he discriminates on individuals with disabilities and claims…read moreit's due to wv regulations with is a false statement, he will go as far as finding you personally Facebook account and stop harassing you and your friends about your experience at the facility. John went as far as private message people to continue with the harassment even sinking as low as messaging minors. He didn't stop there some of his employees also did the same. Very unprofessional and creepy behavior.

As someone else said, be careful if you interact with anything posted negatively about this place…read moreon social media. The owner and employees will go out of their way to harass everyone who comments or reacts to these posts on people's personal social media accounts. They went as far as searching for the people because their business wasn't tagged and they're not friends with any of them. The owner went as far as private messaging anyone who even reacted to the post. Very unprofessional! Also, the claims that were made about a special needs adult as the business refers to him, seem farfetched to me as any video and pictures I ever see posted from parties at this place, there are plenty of grown adults on their inflatables. I've witnessed it myself, in person, as well. Just seems to me they wanted to justify not letting a special needs child on their equipment. Very rude and unprofessional actions!

This is a very cool park! My children tend to gravitate toward parks and playgrounds where there…read moreare open-ended and tactile features available, and this park has that. There are boulders to climb, outdoor musical instruments to play, a treehouse to play pretend in (and is wheelchair accessible!), a merry-go-round, swings, a traditional playground structure with slides, and lots more. The playground area is lined with wood chips. There is also lots of space to run around, and lots of trees. Like the name of the park suggests, this is a very sensory-friendly park, and there are nature stations set up all around where you can use your senses to explore. There is also a short, paved trail that goes around the park, which is wide and smooth enough for strollers and wheelchairs. The trail goes by a creek, which is nice. As of right now, this is the only sensory-friendly park in the state of Ohio! It's definitely worth a visit.

This is a really neat and wonderfully inclusive park. This features a short, paved path that is…read morewheelchair and walker accessible. Along the path are a variety of interactive stations that are also designed to be accessible. If you start near the entry sign, you'll find a Little Free Library, which, on our recent visit, was loaded with a lot of great kids options. Just ahead is a variety of benches and a little music garden, featuring musical instruments that can be played, and you can also interact with the Rough Bark Tactile Display to learn more about different tree barks. A little further down are the cutest animal looking instruments that can also be used. As you continue down the path, you find a swingset with a variety of swings that include both traditional and accessible options. There's a nice little shaded bench area with information about the creek, Fetter's Run, that can be seen from the location. As you proceed along, a very exciting find is the Treehouse, which is built within the forest trees as opposed to up in one, which allows a wheelchair ramp to make it accessible. This overlooks the creek and has things to explore, like neat nature art and a second floor (not accessible) with a fire pole. At the end of the path is a shelter house with picnic tables and nearby grills. Most, if not all, of the signage included Braille translations, as well. There is a large parking lot here, but I do note that this is located behind a school, so I'm not sure how that would affect parking for a visit during a school day.

I've taken my son to plenty of play places, and Wonderland in Anderson Township is hands-down the…read morebest I've come across. My 4-year-old did NOT want to leave, and honestly, neither did I! Here's what makes it special: The nursing room (as a mom who used to nurse, this is AMAZING). I don't usually gush over a room, but this one deserves its own paragraph. It's spotlessly clean, private, and has a comfy rocking glider, a wall-mounted changing station with safety straps, a sink with soap and sanitizer, tissues, and even a TV. There's a "vacant/occupied" slider on the door so you get real privacy. Nursing and pumping moms, you will feel taken care of here. Clean, clean, clean. The whole facility is immaculate. You can tell they genuinely care about upkeep. Come on time! They close for an hour between play sessions and actually turn the lights off--which I love, because it gently encourages the "I want to stay forever" kids that it's truly closed. Smart and considerate. Something for every age. Older kids get a Ninja course and a play area, and the littles have their own HUGE dedicated section. I've never seen anything like it--the space is incredible. Snacks & drinks for the grown-ups too. Coffee, energy drinks, sparkling waters, juices, Gatorade, plus kid snacks like applesauce, Cheetos, and more. They thought of everything. I HIGHLY recommend this place. We will absolutely be back!

Very clean and organized place space I love how they take pre-reserved tickets for all their…read moretimeslots. There's a cute selection of food and snacks available as well as juice boxes and water. There's a good separation between toddlers and big kids play spaces in the toddler section is equally as large as the big kid play area which is unique to this facility. Bathrooms were very clean and changing tables in both men's and women's

Randomly, I've been watching lots of snake videos online recently... seemingly to be prepared to…read morevisit HERE!! So cool to get to see Taipans, Mambas, Rattlers, Cobras, and sooo much more! Many were active and getting to watch snakes move around without fear of them biting me was awesome! There were also turtles and a few alligators, and the snake presentation was interesting. Reading about snake venom research was very educational as well! Great for kids of all ages, especially snake enthusiasts!!

This place is cool as hell, and it really surprised me. It's not fancy, it's not very big, it's not…read morefrilly, but it's really worthwhile. We were in the area on a crappy rainy weekend looking for something to do. We thought we'd take a chance on the Kentucky Reptile Zoo. I was impressed with the diversity of reptiles they had, especially for being so remote. I was also really impressed with the staff. It's obvious to see how much they love their jobs and care about all the animals. We were lucky to have been able to see a venom extraction. It was very interesting and informative, and the seasoned vet performing the extraction was very open and willing to answer questions any of us had. They're doing really great work at the KRZ, with a lovely and passionate staff. I would definitely recommend it!

Took our son there for his birthday since he wanted to go to a trampoline park. He really had a…read moregood time, I do wish it was more sanitary though. He wanted to go on the VR ride, before we went there was 2 parties of kids in front of us and they never wiped down or cleaned it before the next party. We asked before we put it on because that's disgusting. There were also arcade games, I'd say it's pricey as hell. $5.50 for the medium plush game. The bathroom was okay until I went into a stall, like why was their pee in and on the trashcan like there wasn't a literal toilet to the left of the trashcan in the stall lmao wtf. Some of the workers seemed liked they hated being there, so that kinda kills the mood a bit vs workers who actually take the time to answer your questions esp when you've never been before. Thank you to the ones who did care.

1 Star I visited…read moreNova Jump Park on August 30, 2026, with my 4-month-old baby, and unfortunately, I will never be returning. While my baby was crying because she was hungry, I began breastfeeding her. An assistant manager approached me and told me that I could not breastfeed in the area and that I needed to take my baby into the family restroom because Nova Jump Park is a "family-oriented establishment" and breastfeeding was making other guests and staff uncomfortable. I asked specifically if this was a written policy. He told me that it was NOT a written policy and that it was simply what they "would like" because customers and staff were uncomfortable. I was shocked. I was simply feeding my hungry infant, and I was not exposing myself or doing anything inappropriate. Telling a mother that she needs to breastfeed her baby in a restroom because other people are uncomfortable is completely unacceptable. Ohio law specifically protects a mother's right to breastfeed her baby in any location of a place of public accommodation where she is otherwise permitted to be. I should never have been approached and told to leave the area simply because someone else was uncomfortable with me feeding my child. Calling yourselves a "family-oriented establishment" makes this experience even more disappointing. Families include breastfeeding mothers and infants. A family-friendly business should make parents feel welcome and supported, not embarrassed or pressured to hide while feeding their babies. I hope management addresses this situation and makes sure employees understand both Ohio law and how breastfeeding families should be treated. No mother should have to choose between feeding her hungry baby and making other people "comfortable." I will be taking my business elsewhere

I can't believe we've been wasting our time at Cosi lol, this is so much more spacious and my 2…read moreyear old can literally touch every thing. Everyone was so nice as well, both patrons and staff. I'm also glad they make you keep your shoes on unlike momiland which smells like feet. I love how clean everything was as well. We drove 40 minutes and we will be back! I wonder if they have memberships?? I have never seen her so upset to leave somewhere before. I love that the water table was her height level too, at cosi the kids her age have to stand on stools which isn't very safe for the kids or relaxing for mom.

COSI too far? Too expensive? Just need a safe place for your kiddo to play indoors and stretch…read moretheir legs and imaginations? This is for you! This place is essentially like the kids space at COSI. Different areas for them to play and get creative. Dress up, read, sing on the little stage, climb on the construction equipment, pretend to grocery shop, play on the splash table and build a pipe line for the water to travel through, and much more. My sister and I took our little ones here on a rainy day, and they definitely enjoyed themselves. We (unfortunately) went on a day when a HUGE daycare or playgroup was also visiting, so about 15 mins after arriving, this swarm of over 50 adults and kids came in and it just got insane. I overheard another mom say that she's never seen so many people in there, so it reassured me that it's not always like this. This place isn't super fancy, and I did wonder about their sanitation procedures because I didn't see any buckets or bins for toys to go in if a kid had put it in their mouth. My LO being under a year, and my nephew being 18 months, you know everything goes in the mouth. They had a little "plop zone" which is the sacred safe space for babies under 2 to not get trampled. My daughter liked it, and liked chewing every toy, which takes me back to the germs... Butbi tried to let it go. The one thing I truly disliked about this place is that you have to pay to get in, even as an adult. $8 for me to supervise my own kid? Okay... Luckily my daughter was free because she was under 1, but I thought it was kind of ridiculous that adults have to pay for their child and themselves. It would make me think twice about coming here regularly once she's over 12 months because I don't think $16 is worth it. As of right now, all she can do is sit in the little baby plop zone. So if you really need something to do on a rainy day, definitely come here. It's safe and the kids for sure have fun. But if it's not a rainy day or you have a lot of kiddos, weigh out all your options, lol.

My wife and I have been aware the The Wilds from watching Secrets of the Zoo for years. So in…read moreloving zoo and aquariums and all of the wonderful animals. We had our opportunity and went for it in visiting The Wilds and others in the area. We visited on a Saturday for a Sunset tour. Dinner is cooked up in the kitchen there and provided buffet style on the deck overlooking the fields. The food was good. Shortly after dinner a thunder storm blew in quick with some strong winds. Being from the west coast we rarely see these strong storms. We sheltered in place for a while. Whe the storm had passed through those of us who stayed for the tours were treated a wonderful upclose tour and stunning colorful sunset. We returned on Monday to stay in one of the hurts for a few nights. There are about 12 yurts yurts overlooking the fields of some animals with a wonderful view. A very good Dinner and breakfast and an open air tour are included with the stay. After visit time around the fire pit. I woke up early one morning to find the takin along the water and some taking a swim. Everyone staying in the yurts enjoyed sharing the stories of their tours and checking out the views from the various yurts. There are the 2 tours for the visitors. The wildside tour is an upclose ride in the back of a truck which can leave the road to be up close to the animals. The open air tour is an open air bus which stays on the road while still getting to see the beautiful exotic animals. There are bison, Asian and white rhinos, giraffes, takin, camels, and so many other animals with all of the babies. The tour guides and whole staff is so knowledgeable about the animals. Ready to answer all of the visitors questions about the animals. Everyone has their favorite animals that enjoy seeing around. We are talking about a return visit to check out the new lodge.

Second time visiting. We will be back again. Staff is super knowledgeable and friendly . We saw so…read moremany animals up close. I would absolutely recommend the wild side tour Our tour leader Faith was absolutely amazing.

We never miss them at the Waterloo Cattle Congress. Although it is geared towards kids, it's fun…read morefor the whole family. If you get a chance to see the Kent Family Circus, DO IT. You won't regret it.

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