Zachary's Playground is the main feature and main reason for this park. The fully accessible…read more(unlimited) playground accomodates special needs children but is open to children of all ages and abilities. Some signs are in braille and American Sign Language. A small water spray pad is next to the playground. Two pavilions are available for picnickers, the park has restrooms, and a half-mile path provides a short stroll.

Perfect place as kids are in one area! You can't lose them!…read more Family friendly environment and very reasonably priced. Highly recommend. Took 4 and 7 year olds.

Great indoor play place for the kids to burn energy. We've taken the kids here to play as well as…read moreattended birthday parties. They keep it clean, have a nice variety of food and free coffee. The playground is very cool with lots of things to do for various age ranges. It's nice that there's only one area the kids can get in and out of the play area so it's easy to keep track ok them. It can get a little expensive with a few kids, but as long as you're there for a while it's worth it!

Decent park with some athletic fields and walking / biking paths hidden away behind a strip mall…read moreoff Highway / Route P. Multiple pavilions and benches if you'd like to bring some food and eat it. There is also a burial mound with some historical info about the area on some signs.

THE PLAYGROUNDS ARE AMAZING!! Great for you're little ones! Not to mention, but it's really clean,…read moretoo! 100% recommend.

This is a great spot for our littles! It is fenced in and you are able to stand in on spot and…read morestill see your kiddo just a few steps away. It's the perfect size for our small friends!

This is a TINY park with a playground, picnic table, restrooms, and a basketball goal. As its name…read moreimplies, it's best for smaller children. The playground has a rubberized surface for safety. Fencing surrounds the entire park.

I highly suggest going here. With the summer heat and having been 8 months pregnant, I had to get…read moremy 3 year old somewhere to run around. So we did toddler time during the week a few weeks in a row. Now that I'm back at work, he still asks if we can go to "bouncy house". Took my sister there for a playdate with my niece. They had a blast. Once this next baby is big enough, I'm sure she'll be bouncing off the walls with her brother too.

Nice place with a decent assortment of games. It's not a cheap place to entertain kids but nowhere…read moreis anymore. We were passing through on a trip and I needed a place to entertain my early teen kids for a couple hours. We accomplished that and they said they enjoyed it. Will we be back? Maybe, if we ever visit the area again.

I came here for a birthday party and this was our first time. We were directed to the first room…read moreand all the kids loved all of the blow up activities. I was a little confused when we went to the 2nd room no one told us to take everything with us. I had to walk back through someone else's party when I realized what had happened. The 2nd room had a huge slide that the kids were interested in but it's really challenging to get up the structure for younger ages (our age group was 5-6). After play time we went to a private room for birthday treats and the birthday child got a special chair.

My sister had her son's 9th birthday party here this past weekend. The party cost was close to…read more$400. Most party places are charging $200-$400 which is ridiculous anyway, however, go elsewhere. They only do party's so its a strict 2 hour window. 3 girls/hosts in the party room made stupid conversation- example "I dont know the words to happy birthday so youre going to have to sing it for me", they didn't do any clean up at all. Guests had to get a cup and get water from the fountain outside of the room. Why not put water pitchers in the room? Also charging $17 for 1 topp extra pizzas.. Waste of money! I have 2 pre teen kids and been to all the places. My mom also heard foul inappropriate talk in the restroom from the employees, she couldn't believe it. Thumbs way down

We love your village. We bring our children for their classes and stay for open play. There are…read moretrucks, flowers, sensory items, Montessori items, and so much more. This place is great infants and kids up to 4 in my opinion. This place is big enough to roam but small enough for caretakers to keep a watchful eye. You cannot drop off your kids. There is room for adults to sit and interact or sit. I was told the items get wiped down daily and sanitized often. You can bring your own snacks and drinks but there are a few available for purchase. This place is very accessible but the child gates may require a different entry for those in accessible chairs.

What a fun spot! I love that you can stay all day, no matter what time you buy your tickets. I also…read morelove that the owners are so cool about snacks at the tables, parents working, etc. It truly is a supportive play place! We went during a pretty crazy time and it was slightly chaotic, but it didn't stop our kids from having the best time ever. It cleared out after lunch and they had the place to themselves- so fun!

We were visiting from out of town and this ad popped up on my Facebook feed look like a really fun…read moreplace to visit a different options than the trampoline place that we used to back home. I was excited to take my two kids 10 and 14 years because I thought they would have a lot of fun. My daughter, the older one after doing two activities decided she was bored and no longer wanted to participate, but I don't think that has to do anything with the park. It was more something happen. She got upset and had a bad attitude, ha ha ha ha teenagers. I decided to then participate with my son. We had purchased the two hour wristbands and I would say the 90 minutes is plenty of time to experience the park. There are a variety of slides and activities however, for that duration of time it feels like you run out of things to do for the kids they have no problem going up and down those stairs that you have to climb to get to the slides, however, for the adults, I will warn it's quite a good workout. When we arrived. It was super packed, a lot of birthday parties going on and just a lot of people in general. I'm not sure if it's because the weather was cooler outside and people wanted to do something inside, but it could've also been because it was a Saturday. When you check in, you have to make sure to fill out a waiver before you can go and pay and purchase your tickets, that's a little bit of a hassle, but if you go online and handle it before you arrive that will expedite the process. Also at the check-in counter they will upsell you for slushy's. I went ahead and opted for this because I know my kids enjoy them. When I went to go redeem them, It was a bit of a wait in line at the snack place. They seemed a little short staffed. Overall there were employees around, the majority of them being teenagers and I think it was a little bit too lax on the supervision. Not sure if they truly grasp the importance of safety and definitely there aren't employees stationed at every slide. I was kind of glad that I was going around with my son because if you have some unruly children, cutting lines and pushing people down the slides, there aren't always employees around to put them in check. Overall it was a fun experience to try once we don't have anything like this back home but I'm not sure that I would go again. It's a more of a one and done experience for us.

Definitely a fun place for the kids that they did not want to go home after three hours here…read more There were a lot of different slides for the kids to try. The slides were pretty long and the kids slides down pretty fast. This place was so crowded when we went here this past Sunday.

Nice when you can actually use it. I joined for the pool (with kids). The hours are VERY limited…read more Mon 3 hours (4-7pm). Tues NONE. Wed 4-7pm. Thurs NONE. Fri 4-7pm. Sat -- none until afternoon. Sunday none until 10am. I foolishly switched from the Y (open 5am to 9pm daily) because of better pool & because I was told it has great availability. But since availability sucks, do not recommend. Very nice if you happen to be available in these limited hours.

Admittedly, I don't have a lot of experience with gyms. The others I know are mostly hotel…read moreworkout rooms. However, in this city rec center I'm hard-pressed to think what someone might want that's not here. Outdoor workout equipment for the few comfortable days we have in St. Louis? An outdoor track? Perhaps a sauna? Renaud has an indoor pool with open (general) swim area, lap lanes, water features, and a hot tub. The gym includes workout machines and free weights. Cycling, rowing, walking and stair machines are nearby. Personal trainers can coach you for additional cost. The gym has multiple basketball courts for half-court play or single shooting practice, plus volleyball courts. A 1/10-mile overhead walking track circles the workout area and overlooks the basketball activity. At additional cost to the reasonable single, couple or family memberships are dozens of classes on health, fitness, personal growth, and entertainment for adults and children. Locker rooms include showers and no-charge locks are available. Convenient parking.

So fun and worth the money for kids parties. They have party rooms and zip lines and ball pits and…read morearcade games.

I bought a membership for my grandson and myself during Christmas break. We come on average twice a…read moreweek and he has a blast. The employees have always been friendly and attentive. Well worth the money to let him get that excess energy out. Pizza is pretty good too.