We stopped by the Azalea Park on a whim, hoping to see some flowers in Bloom, we were not…read moredisappointed!. They're yearly azalea festival is near the end of May, so we were hoping to see the full display, not sure if we did, seem like they were a lot of bushes in the park that were just getting ready to bud, maybe planned for the festival. Great place for a short walk and some nice pictures of flowers.

Very spacious park with a huge kid play area! Look fairly new, or at least, renovated. The kids…read moreplay area is fenced in and has a section for 2-5 yo and 5-12 yo. There's a couple of slides, swings, and one of those spinners/merry-go-rounds. Plenty of places to climb and swing from. Great place to bring the kids!

I loved it here. There are many ways to explore the redwoods but having something off the side of…read morethe road with easy access and a skywalk and gondola was super convenient. There's a large gift shop with anything you'd need as well as a museum of Native American information and artifacts. One cool thing is that they had a couple of bathrooms in the woods. This is major for people with kids or who drink way too much coffee and need to go to the bathroom a lot. I just liked exploring. The skywalk was great, I loved being high up and feeling like I was one with the forest. That being said it was more wobbly than I thought. Other than it being hard to walk and take pictures at the same time, it wasn't a big deal but for anyone that is slightly afraid of heights or doesn't have good balance I wouldn't recommend because it's long and you are stuck up there having to finish. You aren't allowed to pass people. The front has beautiful landscaping. It had many colorful flowers and a small dahlia garden as well as dahlias lining the front. It looks like it is very well maintained, I'm into flowers and I could see coming out here just to take pictures of the dahlias.

During our family trip through the Redwoods, I heard from a friend that there was this place called…read moreTrees of Mystery with a giant Paul Bunyan statue. I've driven Route 66 and love all the quirky giant roadside attractions, so I just HAD to come see the giant Paul Bunyan. I cannot rate the actual Trees of Mystery as I didn't go in, but Paul Bunyan and Blue the Ox were a sight to see. My middle kid kept saying, "What the heck is that?!? His eyes freak me out!" Have you seen the giant doll on Squid Games? It totally reminded me of her. I was just waiting for lasers to come out of his creepy eyes. He also waves and someone in the building goes on the mike as Paul and talks to guests when they're walking near Paul or taking pictures with him. So funny! When walking through the gift shop, I came across the End of the Trail Museum. It's located on the east side of the gift shop and contains artifacts from various Native American groups around the continent. It was apparently from the private collection of Marylee Thompson Smith. It's free to visit and was so interesting, I think I spent about an hour in there looking at the collection.

Must see in Crescent City. A small town aquarium. We stopped…read morefor the gift shop which is very good with fair prices. We decided to take the tour which about 45 minutes but we'll worth the $18 each. Our guide gave us information about the animals. A very hands on tour. You can touch sea stars, leopard shark, see aquariums with stingrays, sturgeon, and many other fish. Lots of photo ops. A seas lion, seal show at the end. Don't forget to tip your tour guides. Will go again when I'm in the area.

Kind of cool aquarium dedicated to local wildlife varieties. The sea lion/seal show and the pet the…read moreshark are the best parts! You do have to do the tour to get in, it's not a free walk aquarium, but the tour is more about people control vs talking. Worth a fun visit if you have time and are in the area.

I got there early and got to observe the big cats before doing their tour. The tour is so worth it…read moreas they share cat information and the upkeep. The cats are well maintained. They have a bit too. Staff is very friendly and seemed to enJoy their work

NO ONE SHOULD GO AND SUPPORT THIS PLACE! I went a few year agos and it is terrible! Its name in…read moreFederal records is CJ's Great Cats World Park Inc and Robert and Bonnie Ringo. This is a roadside zoo that isn't accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) (think Tiger King). They've been inspected by the Federal USDA's APHIS division 17 times and had 10 findings in just the past 5 years (including 3 times in 2026) with 14 findings overall since 2014. In September 2007, it was sentenced by a federal court to one month probation for violation of the Endangered Species Act and fined $10,000 when then owner Craig Wagner pleaded guilty in June 2007 to purchasing the park's ocelot for $3,000, which is illegal. USDA has confirmed that federal complaints against the facility had been filed after four reports of animal bites over the years. They claim they participate in AZA Species Survival Plans (SSP) for their endangered animals, but I can't find any evidence of that and given their reputation and since they are not AZA accredited, it seems unlikely that they are participating in breeding or otherwise keeping these endangered species alive. So much for their "sincerity" The "layout" of this "nice, small, zoo" that prevents the cats from having privacy away from crowds (which is why bigger zoos are bigger) mean the cages are small. Eleven acres for 50 cats alone is not near enough space - just look at their Visitor Info main page photo and/or Google Maps Satellite view to see the truth about this "nice, small, zoo". The "real plants" are dying grass and bare patches of dirt. The "real terrain" is one hill - just look at the site in Google Maps Terrain or Satellite view. The "knowledgeable guides" are not certified AZA Professional zookeepers. The guides use the "treat sticks" to bang on the cages to get the cats to roar and jump up on the bars for photos. "Glossy coats" are not a sufficient sign of animal welfare. Ask the guides and some will honestly tell you that the cats are there because they rent them out to the entertainment industry, not for education or conservation. When it comes to big, expensive, animals, I think "glossy and corporate" can mean they actually have the knowledge and money to care for their animals. Go to Wildlife Safari in Winston, OR instead, they are AZA Accredited and participate in AZA SSPs.

Brought my nephews here last week and it's a cute little place. A little small for the older kids…read more If you don't have grippy socks be prepared to pay $5 for a pair. Coffee and snacks available for adults and kids.

I've been a loyal customer of this place since they had their grand opening, I was nearly the only…read moreone in there with my son for quite a while. Then they decided to move locations, and implement a preschool, and overnight developed some superiority complex, thinking that they can kick out the babies at 11:30, because their "preschool" is starting. Nowhere do they mention this as I'm purchasing an unlimited day pass. I walked in there one day only to be kicked out, not even a half an hour later. Not even a free pass, apology, nothing, just orders... so much for being loyal...no more. Stop supporting businesses, even if they're local, if they don't appreciate your business.

Very affordable, $20 for two hours of supervised play time. Kids are placed in play areas based off…read moreof age groups and my toddler had fun here. Note: the max your kid can stay for the day is two hours! the helpers are super friendly

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An amazing organization and people! Everyone is super kind and the animals are very well taken care…read moreof. It's a great place to support and highly recommend!

Let me start this review by saying that I don't think wild animals belong in cages, zoos or in…read moreaquariums, I know that a lot of organizations will hide behind conservation and education when in fact it is a business. With that said, I wondered what some of the back stories were on a lot of these animals, were they being rehabilitated or were they there to bring in visitors. There were animals from Australia and South America which made me wonder, are the being rehabilitated? I enjoyed walking through the center and seeing the animals. There was plenty to see, from wolves, bears, bobcats, eagles and vultures. I found myself fascinated with the grizzly bear that was having the time of his life playing in the pools with a Although it is an enjoyable place to visit and you get to see a lot of fascinating animals, I couldn't help but feel for the larger birds (Owl, Eagles and Vultures) that have very limited space to fly. Yet I don't know if they could have survived if they were set free.

I see a response from the owner to my 2017 review was written in 2024 saying I must be thinking of…read moreanother place. Wow, that's funny. In 2017 when I got a camping space and THEN they told me there were no restrooms for the campers, as I recall from 8 years ago it was because things were out of order and being worked on. I was shocked and asked them, as a camper, where am I supposed to go? They had no answer. So I left. And I filled a formal complaint with the county health inspectors about luring me into getting a camping space only to then tell me there were no restrooms. He was as shocked as I was. OK, so this was 8 years ago and I'm sure their toilets have been fixed by now. But, no, i'm not confused and I did not have the wrong place. So that event gets to stay with you on Yelp hopefully forever, because it was a nightmare for me, I was ill and very tired and really needed a place to stay and it was a long drive back to find another place.

Passing through Cave Junction, decided to stop for the night. Didn't want to stay at the local…read moremotel, as I've read horror stories online of the local motel, so I decided to check out this place. Very satisfied with my stay. Easy check in. They have large and small cabins with kitchens, a RV park/campground, and a small motel. I stayed in the motel. Only $65 for the night which was very reasonable. The motel is probably from the 50s, and the decor is older, but very nice. Bed was comfortable, room and bathroom were spotless. There are no phones at the resort, and my cell service didn't work. I have T-Mobile, but I don't know if Verizon or AT&T would work either, as the resort is a ways from town. However, the resort does have Wi Fi. It doesn't work in the rooms, but it works with speed fast enough to stream video in a common area in the middle of the resort. They also have DirecTV in the rooms. The resort had a snack bar, but it wasn't open when I was there, because there were only a few people staying there. He said that they need at least 10 people staying to open it up. I can understand that. They also have a laundry. Overall, a comfortable stay and a nice simple place. It's close to the attractions, being on the Caves Highway, only 15 minutes from Cave Junction, (Definitely check out the Great Cats World Park), and Oregon Caves is only a half hour further up the road. I'd stay here again.

So far we've had a great experience here. My son loves the Ninja class. It's a little more spendy…read morethan I'd prefer so we will probably be cancelling this summer and do something else. But for now, during winter, getting him out of the house to move around has been great.

Motion Matrix has grown into a legit gymnastics training facility. Classes from wee toddlers on up…read more All skill levels welcome. Gymnastics AND tumbling. The Ninja classes are popular with the little fellas. There are gymnasts perfecting their skills on the floor, beams & bars. These students are serious and competitive! The staff is great, the facilities clean and cheerful.