We had our 14 year old's birthday party here. Two full hours of fun for the kids! They had plenty…read moreof time to play all the games they wanted and even time to stop for pizza, cake and presents. It was very clean. It was sanitized before we arrived and again when we were leaving. Great air conditioning, nice and cool in there. Michael was so nice, and very helpful with anything we needed. I highly recommend this place for a party and we'll definitely be back for more during regular business hours.

Honestly this is the best and cheapest place in town to play some old arcade games at!!! 10 bucks…read morefor unlimited playtime, that's got me sold for sure!!! Their arcade is small but clean, and they have plenty of old arcade games to choose from no matter what kind of game you're into!!! They even had an authentic Dragon's Lair machine in there working and fully functional! Whoever owns this place definitely knows their stuff about the machines they get! Overall, great place to take the whole family out for a cheap-ish night of fun

Such a great time. Pure minor league fun and everyone was so friendly. New ownership doing a…read moregreat job.

I'm not a huge fan of baseball but I love going to the games just for the small town atmosphere…read more I've never gone and not seen at least a dozen people I know. It's a fun atmosphere and a nice way to spend an evening. The snack bar is a little expensive (that's to be expected) and you can't always expect the greatest service because most of the employees are teenagers but it's well worth the fun. Also, for anyone reading this who's never been before: watch out for the seats right underneath the lights. Once it gets dark and they put those puppies on you'll be swarmed with some of the largest, scariest, and frankly most persistent bugs you have ever seen!

The house is not only aesthetically pleasing, but the history of the house and its significance to…read morethe area is the cherry on top! The staff is amazing, my sister and I toured the house and our guide answered all of our questions and made the tour really special. This museum is a great introduction to the significance of the history of Marysville and how our little town fits into the history of California. After your tour take a stroll through the garden area and bask in the astounding architecture.

So far we are loving this dance studio. The front desk staff was very welcoming upon out first…read morevisit of inquiry, finding classes for my girls to try. Each girl has tried one dance class and is being given the opportunity to try a second to find the best fit. I was so impressed with the instructors child centered welcoming demeanor today. I brought my youngest to the wrong time trial class and the instructor said "I don't want to turn you away so stay, have fun and we will fit you in where we can . . ." This was so thoughtful. The missing star is for the factor of sharing the building with the karate school. The owner is very traditional and strict. My girls and I are not fans of this style of speaking and relation. I am determined to make the best of it and choose to see the positives in his energy and presence.

While my daughter loved going here, it was the main staff and (lady) owner that we weren't so fond…read moreof. First, when you go there, you can't watch your child in the classroom through glass. You have to sit in the lobby and watch them on a TV screen. And the staff will tell everyone to be quiet. What really bothered us was that they really don't tell you the real cost to put your child here. Be prepared to buy, FROM THEM, an overpriced dance recital outfit, and be chastised if you try to photograph or video your child's performance. They'd rather you pay a HUGE price for a crappy video of EVERY dance recital. That means you might get about 40 seconds of your child's performance in a 1-hour video. To be honest, people, I don't care about your kids dance performance. I care about mine. I'm sure you feel the same way...or you're lying. The lady that owns the place thinks she's a diva. She talks down to everyone and treats us parents like we're the 5-year-old students. So condescending. They certainly feel they have the best place in town, but let me tell you something. When we moved to a better and more friendly studio in YC, we and my child couldn't be happier. No wonder this place only has two reviews. And not so impressive, at that.

This a nice little stadium. Be prepared for hot night games during summer! Well kept field, seats…read moreare spacious and comfortable. A decent small food selection,sweets and sides. Nice craft beer and tap selection. Small team store and a great air conditioned bathroom! Enjoyed 2 games over the weekend here to watch my Oakland Ballers on the road. Staff is friendly and welcoming. Will be back next season for more road games! Also, Axel the bear didn't want to take a pic with me due to my Baller apparel! he was good sport and did it anyway!

We stopped in to the Casino on our way home and we're very much surprised that it was not huge, but…read morequaint and very friendly. Every one of the Staff were friendly and informative. Alex especially was kind and helpful. The restaurant at Jack's Place was delicious and the service from Amy was great. We look forward to going back again soon!

My wife is that festival junkie gal & bc we have never been to this festival we couldn't resist bc…read morethe weather was exceptionally cool in the morning. Got lucky finding street parking a block away only bc we were there super early. They of course had portapotties available. This reminded us of flea markets which we had frequented ourselves. Remember this is a small town. So don't have too high of expectations! We didn't. It was a good time to get our morning steps in! We did experience peach ice cream at the local Candybox store. There was a bakery tent that had a long long line! Their pastry peach goodies looked phenomenal & mouthwatering!!! Lots of vendors had Lafufus or Labubus & that type of merchandise maybe bc it's the latest craze. There were other unique items too that you have to see for yourself. We were surprised & amazed! Live band entertainment came later but we had other plans. I'm sure they entertained the audience well. My wife even watched the peach pie eating contest online! It was crazy funny!!! Woohoo!

Ever since the early-2000's, the "Marysville Peach Festival" is held annually every third week of…read moreJuly to honor the residents of Yuba & Sutter Counties. Located directly in the heart of downtown Marysville in the historic shopping district, this outdoor festival honors and commemorates everything peach-related including peach pies, peach cobblers, peach lemonade, peach milkshakes, and of course peaches all by themselves. Since this event was held from Friday 7/18/2025 to Saturday 7/19/2025, I came here on that Saturday at around 5:30pm. Best of all, they offer free parking everywhere around the festival site. Keep in mind that this festival is relatively small and only takes up a few blocks of downtown Marysville. The entire proximity is from 2nd-9th St's (north to south) and from B St to E St (east to west). However, there is a lot to see (and eat) as there are roughly 150 vendors and sponsors that participate in this event. Everything from face painting to a pie-eating contest to live music (with two separate stages) and lots of seating to enjoy entertainment. Finally, they also offer a ton of non-peach food trucks (including lobster rolls, BBQ, and much more). Additionally, they had a small area where children could take pony rides (for $10). And if in the event you need to go, there was a respectable amount of portable toilets available. The main reason why I came here was the comfortable mild weather. Usually during this stretch of July can see temperatures hover around the century mark. Fortunately, it was in the upper 80's during my visit and perfect conditions for walking the streets without being drenched in sweat. During my visit, I indulged in an iced cold peach lemonade, enjoyed a peach cobbler w/ice cream, and purchased a few several peaches to enjoy the following day. When it comes down to it, this event is good (but not over-the-top amazing). Many of the food options are overpriced while the peaches are much more than what you'd spend at a farmers market. But if you want that small town feel, this place will have you covered. Things move much slower with a lot of that small town character and charm. With that said and done, I am giving the "Marysville Peach Festival" a respectable and above average four-star rating.

The parade was fabulous. Lots of safety measures. Walked around to two different businesses.read more

While I certainly appreciate the fact that the organizers try to keep this long running parade…read moretradition going year after year, it has a lot more room for improvement. First of all, the parade consisted mainly of first responders, fire, police, medics and other government agencies. The highlight were the Team Beale lion dancers and they were fantastic. The firecrackers were plentiful. BUT they could have easily accommodated more types of participants such as local dancers, bands or community theater actors. It was a disappointment there wasn't much more. It last one hour on a molasses pace. :/ Vendors vendors oh where can you all be? There were less than 10 vendors overall. I felt sorry for the vendors who were trying to break even for the exuberant fee they had to pay to be there. That's one mistake. The organizers should charge half that price to attract much needed vendors that can make the festival/parade much more fun. Otherwise you're left with a scant rows of small businesses that I have no idea how they survive. Most were selling antiques and had a collection of dust along with it. Then there's the Chinese temple and Marysville Chinese Museum and rows of empty dilapidated buildings throughout. It looked more to be a Chinese ghost town of yesteryears. Both the museum and temple were very small but a decent showing to educate newcomers and reflection for Buddhist, considering the free admission. The temple does charge for supplies, but that's expected. The museum asks for donations for entry. The museum used to be the home of a bean sprout factory who had once supplied most restaurants in the Northern California region. The previous owners photograph and many other photos of Chinese temples in the region are displayed. The museum displays the history of Marysville Chinese settlers and residents and the different job roles they took. This review rating is only for the parade and not the museum or temple, which I would rate as 3 stars.

We were invited to a birthday party at the Placer Nature Center. This was the first time we've…read moreever been or even heard of it. It was super easy to find. Parking was easy. The party was such a great idea. Something different. And it was a beautiful day to be outdoors. We were able to look around different rooms filled with all different things from water animals, local animals, even dinosaurs!!!! Then we went on a nature walk with scavenger hunt. Everyone was engaged and having fun! Then the kids got to check out the pond....and catch tadpoles! So fun. My daughter had such a good time, she didn't want to leave.

My youngest son had a field trip here and it was just perfect. We were bussed in and split into…read moreserval groups, each group had a different activity but in the end was able to do them all. We had a nature walk, guess who, got to check out butterflies and all the stages they go through. All staff was so informative and kept the small aged kiddos engaged!