We had a great time at this paintball park. The staff was helpful on the field and explained the…read moregames very well.

I recently booked the Memphis Paintball Park for my son's 14th birthday. Intially I was a little…read moreworried after visiting the place and seeing how rugged and dirty it was on the grounds and inside the building. However, everything turned out great! The private party room as taken, but we were able to have a little space to ourselves off to the side where there was a long table and some chairs. If you remember to bring table cloths, you should be fine. Everyone in our party had a wonderful time! Let me just say that the staff is wonderful as well. I'm not sure of the gentleman's name behind the counter, but he was always so patient and courteous and very helpful!

I heard a lot about this play space for toddlers, so I wanted to bring my little one to try it out…read more When we first walked in the staff was super helpful and fun! She was very excited which made us excited to experience it! She first stop us at the counter to register/sign the waiver, pay, receive our socks (they are pre-worn FYI. I put them over our socks for my own personal comfort), and get a bucket to store our shoes. I went on a Saturday. It was $22 to play. This seems pretty expensive, especially if you plan to come often. She did share that they have Toddler Tuesdays for a discounted price. It's during the morning hours, so it wouldn't work for me. Once we were checked in, we went to the ball pit area that sits right in the front. There were a lot of bigger kids in there having a blast. Of course, this is where my 1 year old wanted to be (inserts shaking my head emoji). He had a blast in there. They have a toddler area as well. It was fun as well. I do wish it was closed off for the littles to run through freely and more safely. But, I got my cardio in so I am not made at it, lol! Overall, my little one had a blast here!

This place is great for young & old alike. My 1,5 and 6 year old had a blast! They keep it nice and…read moreclean and it doesn't ever get overcrowded in my opinion since they have several areas for play. The only downside about this place is that it's $20 per kid to play here, and that's quite expensive for how relatively small this place is, and some of their equipment is wearing out a bit. But I don't mind paying to wear out my kids during a heatwave while I sit back and relax on one of their couches. Ms. Carmen who often works here is so nice, is very good at her job, and keeps the place clean!

A fairly new location in the Bartlett area. They're family owned with entertainment experience…read more The prices are reasonable everything is provided for your nerf fun. There is also a party room at a separate cost. If you just want to feel like a kid again this is a quick fun location to get together.

We stumbled upon this gem, and we are so happy we did. There were three of us in our group, and we…read morestill had a blast. Greg activity for letting the inner child roam free. We had a quick overview of the night before moving over to the play area. There are shoe storage areas that can hold your shoes, keys, and phone. There are rules on the wall. He allowed us to select our playlist, and the fun began. Whew, we were sweating (due to having on sweaters and randomly deciding to stop here, lol). We did a 30-minute session of free for all and then shifted over to 2 man team battles. After a good rest and water, he allowed us to visit the party room area to observe it. It was a very nice size, and we quickly thought of several ideas for it. Overall, it was an amazing night that led to great sleep. I can't wait to return.

I'm starting to become a fan of Memphis' smaller green spaces. There are small parks and massive…read moremedians scattered around the city that are usually less crowded than the large parks. That's why I love Peabody Park in midtown. It's smaller and less crowded than nearby Overton Park, and it's got some unique features. There are two large metal sculptures by local artist Yvonne Bobo, a pavillion, and a large playground. But the best thing about Peabody Park is the splash park. During the summer, it's packed with kids trying to cool off in the intermittent spray from fountains, geysers, misters and rainfalls. The park is also home to the Raymond Skinner Center, a community recreation center that has special resources for people with mental and physical disabilities. The splash park at Peabody Park is free and open daily during the summer.

Peabody Park is my favorite park in midtown. There are multiple slides, swings (including infant…read moreswings), monkey bars, fun little tunnels and playground games for the kids. There's also a little pavilion near the playground and a larger one off to the side near the splash park. During the summer, our girls love to don their bathing suits and run around in the motion controlled splash park sprinklers. There are smaller ones for the little kiddies and larger splashes for the fearless older kids. The equipment is all in good shape, and I never worry about my kids getting hurt. When we go out for family day, this is one of our favorite stops.

Nice park with lots of stuff to do. There's a dog park, kids parks, kayaking, paddle boarding,…read morehorseback riding, bike riding, bison seeing, many walking, hiking and biking paths and so much more. Make sure you wear tick protection because there is 100% of ticks at the park that will want to come home with you. Overall a pretty safe place, but still keep an eye on your surroundings.

THE best park! There is something to do for everyone. Boat rentals, splash park, playground, Go…read moreApe, paddle boats, horse stables, various lakes, fishing, disc golf, dog park, walking and biking trails and more! This is a must see in Memphis, especially when the weather is nice. But even if it's raining or hot, they have a great outdoor patio at their visitors center where you can sit under nice big fans and enjoy the park no matter what the weather is!

Such an amazing and clean park. I brought my little one here to enjoy the playground and it was so…read morenice. Well kept and maintained. The police pulled and parked for a little while so we felt safe but even if they didn't the neighbor is a really safe neighborhood. The park is in Germantown which is the out skirts of Memphis. Definitely recommend

It has two different play areas and one is shaded. We walked the lake, watch the geese roam, and a…read morefew people were fishing in the small pond . There is a fully stocked book library too. There are several benches throughout the park for ample places to sit and watch your kiddies play. The lush greenery is very nice. We packed a cooler and rolled it around the park.

As a follow up to my previous review, my grandmother and I hosted our Roby family reunion at Canale…read moreFarms this past July. Drew and Allison were very accommodating and had everything set up exactly how we asked. Our family loved it and many say it was their favorite reunion yet. Thanks again!

Simply a wonderful place for a family reunion or even a corporate event. There is so much to do, so…read moretranquil, and you can't help but believe the people there want you to take a bit of the country home with you.

Quaint little park in Lakeland. Little kid playground section and older kids playground section…read more One small zipline. Several picnic tables and a large pavilion available for rent. A water fountain, benches, and trash cans make it easy to stay for awhile and enjoy a picnic lunch! There is nice little paved walking path as well. There is a small parking lot and a bike rack. Dogs allowed on leash only.

This is a nice little park in Lakeland suburbia. It's tailored more for smaller children, but my…read morekids still enjoy going. I really like the walking path. Lots of trees and tables.