I have a 19 month old and she truly enjoys coming here. She is on the reserved side and it seems…read morelike this facility challenges her to get out of her comfort zone but still allows her to make safe choices for her body. We have been about 4 times and the last time we went it was fairly crowded. Every other time we have been the only family there. This last time we went a child coughed in her face and now she is sick. That being said, I actively saw staff sanitize the facility multiple times while I was there.

I was planning to take my daughter to an indoor play area however the one we had gone to a few…read moretimes had closed. I just so happened to find this place on instagram and thought let's make the trip to go there. As soon as we walked in my little wanted to run and play. First thing I noticed was how clean the place was and their friendly staff. They have a few slides and areas to climb. In the corner there are some toys and books for all ages. Plenty of places to sit and no matter where you sit you are able to see your little play. They also have drinks and snacks incase your little gets hungry. We played for two hours and my daughter slept the whole way home. We will certainly come back again.

i enjoy going to this skating rink every time! but this one employee Makenzie was extremely rude to…read moreme, kept giving me mean looks always being rude to my boyfriend as well. i'm so glad she's gone she was not good for the business!!

We were invited to a 2 hour private birthday party on a Saturday. Based on reviews, I was leery of…read morewhat the experience would be like. I'm glad to say that we had a nice time. As someone who grew up going to roller rink birthdays, it was instantly nostalgic for me. The area was clean, spacious, & had a lot of table & booth seating. There were a few arcade games, but some were out of order. They played current music & had cute lighting. Walker-type devices were available to rent for a fee for those still learning. Rental skates were adequate & true to our normal shoe sizes. Lockers for storing personal items were 50 cents. Pizza was served hot & was satisfying enough for a kids party. Staff was not interactive besides the DJ, who led everyone in a birthday moment--having everyone form a circle around the the guest of honor to sing & do the Hokey Pokey. Otherwise, the staff just carried on with tasks & did not give off friendly vibes.

We've been to Antelope Aquatic Center a few times now, and overall, we've really enjoyed it!…read more One thing I especially want to mention is the lifeguards. They're young, but they are SO attentive and constantly watching the pool. You can really tell they're well-trained and take their job seriously. As a parent, it makes you feel a lot more comfortable knowing they're actually paying attention and keeping an eye on everything. Another big plus is that you can have a birthday party or small celebration there. You can bring your own pizza, food, cake, etc., and enjoy your celebration without having to deal with extra fees or complicated rules about bringing your own food. That's honestly so convenient for kids' parties! The only thing I'd mention as a small downside is that the water in the kids' area can be pretty cold. Especially when it's not super hot outside, it's not very comfortable for kids to stay in the water for a long time. The water in the main lap pool, though, feels perfectly comfortable for swimming. Other than that, we've had a great experience and will definitely be back!

Its a great place!! I love it, i went with a friend and my partner went here! W had a whole bunch…read moreof fun!! But i took two stars away because they were playing extremely explicit songs and there are little kids here, so maybe next time if they play more age appropriate music i will give a 5 star

Took advantage of the online deal of Tuesday bring a friend. Love the attitude of the handlers,…read morereally liked all the good information they gave us. The animals looked great, especially the otters, swimming circles in and out of the water. The reptiles, from the Iguanas to the pythons looked well taken care of. Ending with the Manta and sting rays are always exciting. A great time

For a neighborhood aquarium, this place is not bad at all. I came in for a visit and took advantage…read moreof their special deal of buying a general admission with a slight upgrade can you a one year membership with many perks. I highly recommend taking advantage of this deal! This is a great spot to take those Littles who are curious and loved animals. On those hot Sac days, this aquarium is great bc it's indoors with a/c and a great activity for toddlers and/or babies. They have different rooms with different themes and animals. I love how you can purchase tokens and throughout the facility you can buy specific fish food to feed the fish. Great interaction activity. They do have an area when you can pet fish and other sea animals. Don't let that initial fishy smell break you when you walk in, it goes away after a while. I would absolutely recommend this place since it's indoors and in within a diverse shopping center.

So fun! We had a blast, super well organized too! Very clean, very nice staff and my daughter and I…read morehad a blast in AC but still being able to get energy out before dinner.

Extremely nice staff! Everything was clean, and I really appreciated seeing the staff actively…read moreworking, cleaning, and picking up throughout the place. All the tables and chairs were clean, too! There was plenty of seating for adults, lots of space for kids to play, and two separate areas for birthday parties. They also had a sectioned-off area for younger babies, which was nice. I'd say this place is best suited for toddlers and younger kids, probably ages 6 and under. Age 7 might be pushing it. Another thoughtful touch was that they provided sandals to wear in the bathroom! Just keep in mind that only one adult is allowed per paid child. Any additional adults are charged $5 each. Overall, a clean, spacious, and well-maintained place for little ones to play! This was our first time here and won't be our last.

The newest Rancho Cordova water park, aka Splash Pad park, geared specially toward toddlers…read more Press the water dispenser start button thing and you'll enjoy about 15 minutes or so of uninterrupted water excitement. You can press the button over and over. There's also a dry area filled with playground equipment geared for toddlers, that's why this park stands out above others in RC that also have a ton of older kids running around. There's a shaded area for picnics and an indoor bathroom. I don't like the sand pit area, your kid will be a muddy mess when they mix the water and san activities. But the kids seem to love it. Bring tons of sunblock because the splash pad isn't covered. I also recommend water friendly shoes because the concrete gets hotter than the dickens. There's lots of other "splash pads," "spray and play," and "water parks." in Sacramento, but I think this one is the best for toddlers.

Great community park! We came here on a Saturday and my son enjoyed the play structures. I like how…read morethe play structures have shade, there is a huge grass area to walk your dogs, play soccer, and or have a picnic. There are a few medium sized trees (not mature enough to provide ample shade on hot Summer days). It's also nice that this park has a bathroom (not many community parks have one). There is also a shaded tabled area with a bbq grill. Great park. We'll definitely come back!

My granddaughter loves this park. The play equipment is well maintained and exciting to play on the…read morekids love it.

What a lovely park. I make an effort to take my kids to different parks and explore the surrounding…read moreneighborhoods. First time at Prospect Park and was quite pleased. The park has two play structures, swings, and even an obstacle course structure. My kids really enjoyed the three story tower with three different slides. Looked a little intimidating but kids are fearless. There's a generous amount of grass area for activities and a full basketball court. Parking wasn't a problem for us but there isn't a parking lot. There's no restrooms so plan accordingly.

A fun place to take the kids after the zoo or even before…read more They have a bigger kids play area as well as one for little kids. Two areas of swings as well. So much to explore for little ones. Musical sounds, slides, sand areas, and a wild west area. There are restrooms at this park as well as picnic tables.

Folsom City Lions Park is one of the biggest children's parks in Folsom. Spanning the entire space…read morebetween East Natoma, Stafford Street, Folsom PD, and Lake Natoma, there is plenty to do here. The park includes the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary and Barnyard Experience, Folsom Valley Railway, Folsom Library, and Einstein Cafe. Amenities of the park include a very large covered picnic and barbecue area, an educational center, a baseball field, a butterfly garden, lion statues, a veteran's memorial, and more. Summer concerts in the park are played from the gazebo in front of the library. Folsom RodeoCross runs through the park, and shuts it down a few nights per year. Sometimes, there are food truck festivals in the park, although there haven't been many in the past few years, obviously. My favorite thing to see at this park are the peacocks, which roam about year round. I also really enjoy the ambiance of the RodeoCross, which lights up the forest behind the play area with string bulbs hung from the trees. The Johnny Cash Trail passes through the back of the park. To get to it, hike down the path between the accessible children's park and the restrooms. Alternatively, the trail can be accessed from the nearby Rodeo Park. There is, also, technically, a snack bar in the park, but I've never seen it open. Ever. And I've been coming to this park since I was in high school! This park has changed so much over the years. When my family first moved to Folsom, the old library (which was recently demolished) was a few blocks away. The park was sort of just an accessory to the zoo. It's main feature was a tall steel slide. Now, the multiple play areas, library, zoo, and bike trail are all within walking distance of each other. As time has gone on, this park has gotten better and better. My daughter and I have spent many hours here reading books at the library, riding the train, walking around the zoo, and playing on the playground together. Overall, this is a decent kid's park, with plenty of space to run around, and plenty to do. Update: Do NOT hike in the area between the playground and the Johnny Cash Trail, as it is now, apparently, off limits. Temporary fencing has recently popped up to seal off the area. The trail is still accessible via Rodeo Park.