From the outside it is just a storefront in another Florida shopping center, but on the inside it…read moreis a colorful wonderland of play! The price is pretty average for a few hours of play (there are different pricing for week/weekends, how many children) and of course you have to buy their fancy socks at $3.50 for both parent and child. I do love their entry/exit system. You the parent receives a wristband with a scanner code on it which activates the subway style enter/exit system. The play place is massive and colorful. The center of it all is the massive ballpit with tons of obstacles and climbing structures, slides going down, a giant interactive screen, tons of different rooms to play pretend in. There is also a dedicated area for little kids under 3 to play in. I also saw staff actively cleaning, all the equipment felt new and not rundown. Highly recommend this play place for your little one to burn some energy and have some fun!

Took my 5 year old here for the first time and we absolutely loved it. There's an activity for all…read moremembers of the family. They have a toddler zone for ages 0-3 and the rest of the areas are for ages 0-12. The play areas are extremely clean..especially for a kid play place. They even have staff walking around cleaning, wiping down and even vacuuming. The bathrooms are clean and family friendly (step stools by the sinks). We purchased our tickets and signed our waiver online. This made the check in process speedy so we could jump right into playing. This is definitely going to be our new outing for the kids.

I was driving through Palm Bay when I spotted a pirate ship on the side of the road so I had to…read morestop and check it out. The pirate ship is actually part of a playground for kids in Arc Park. Children can climb the ship and slide down I pirate ship as they live out their buccaneer adventures. This park also has benches, picnic tables, and port--a-potties. In the back of the park is a pond where I watched native Florida wading birds. Local anglers fish the pond for bass and bluegill. A sign in the park identifies it as a haven for sandhill cranes. They are a large species of crane known to frequent the edges of bodies of water. According to the sign they are listed as a state threatened species. They don't live in South Florida but I have spotted them in Stuart and above. While I missed the sandhill cranes I did spot some egrets and herons by the pond. This is such a nice neighborhood park. The pirate themed playground sparks the imaginations, there is a large field for unstructured play, and the pavilion is a fun spot for a cookout. Parents do have to keep an eye on the kids because while the playground is fenced in, the pond has no barriers.

Good Park For Kids To Unwind…read more It's a smaller park but a good spot to let the kids unwind. A Little Rock climbing wall is fine for them, too bad it's not just a bit bigger and a bit more.

Nice little quaint park. Location is in the middle of a neighborhood so it's a little odd to find…read more There is a small playground that is very shady. If you walk around the fence line you will find basketball court and baseball fields.

I loved my visit to this wonderful natural area where I had a delightful hike. Erna Nixon Park is a…read more53.93-acre community park named in honor of Melbourne Village naturalist, Erna Nixon who championed the preservation of the natural area, which in the early 1970s was zoned for warehouses near Melbourne Orlando International Airport. Erna Nixon Park has 3,000 feet of elevated boardwalk that takes you through a natural Florida hammock and nature preserve containing plants and animals such as red blanket lichen, evergreen shrubs, wild coffee, wild Boston fern, red maple, marlberry, strop ferns, Simpson's stopper, shoestring fern, golden foot fern, cypress trees, live oaks with hanging Spanish moss, and small animals like the gopher tortoise, indigo snakes, and pileated woodpeckers. Erna Nixon Park is a stop on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, a network of more than 500 premier wildlife viewing sites across the state. I was lucky enough to see a gopher tortoise near the boardwalk on my visit. This park is a popular destination for nature walks, wildlife watching, and I even saw someone sketching. Some of the community events held here include a Moonlight Stroll that takes place after dark with live music and food vendors. Erna Nixon Park also has a butterfly garden and a small nature center with exhibits for viewing and which offers classes and youth programming. There is also a pavilion with picnic tables and restrooms. Come for a picnic, a nature walk, or a program. This is Florida at its best and most natural. Thank you Erna Nixon for saving this ecologically important land.

this is a short walking path it's really nice there's a nature center and butterfly gardens.. it's…read morea really good nice place if you want to go see nature but don't have a lot of time or you want to have a picnic underneath a covered pavilion. Well I was there there was a field trip and the pavilion was taken up and nature center was being used for this field trip. The past does go into a circle so you will start out where you left off and you can continue to keep going if you'd like. There are bathrooms on the premises which were actually decently clean.

Melbourne Riverview Park Is located on 15.4 acres of the Indian River Lagoon. The city of Melbourne…read moreassumed ownership of Riverview Park from Brevard County in June 2012. Locals and visitors will find amenities for both active recreation as well as relaxation. There are picnic pavilions with tables, grills, restrooms, Scurrah's Landing canoe and kayak launch, and a playground. For 18 years Melbourne Riverview Park has been the site of the Melbourne Farmers Market. It is open 10-2 Every Saturday October - May and the 1st & 3rd Saturday June - Sept. You can fid fresh foods, plants, artisans and more. Whether you are coming for an event or recreation, this park provides a peaceful respite from the busy downtown area. I enjoyed stretching my legs and bird watching over the river. If you have children, the recently renovated playground looks particularly inviting.

This place is meant for the fishing enthusiasts. There's not much of a park other than a swing, a…read morefew benches and and plenty of parking spots. It was a nice little outing for a stroll and that was about it for my family.

Nice place and full of toys. Great for babies to play around. The only thing is that the floor is…read morenot very clean and some toys are old. Besides that it is a good place to have fun.

What an adorable place! My friend came in from San Diego and we decided to try this place out as a…read moremeeting spot. Nice wooden playground for the mobile kids, ride on toys, cats, balls, and more. I was most excited to see the bounce house they have. A perfect addition to this play place. There are lockers big enough to hold a backpack, an eating area, and chairs for parents to sit at. A/c could've been cooler but so thankful for this great place. I only wish there was one like this closer to me. Plenty to do for young ones and their siblings.

Loads of fun for everyone. Bring your energy and your racing stamina. Got over fear of heights with…read morethe zip line! Arcade was fun and all are just 2 credits, got a prize from one claw machine. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Bowling was fun with family. The gocarts were fast for an indoor karting place. Would come back again!

My family wanted to ride some go karts and from the reviews this place looked pretty decent. I can…read moresay that this place really is a lot of fun. Great customer service, have to sign waivers of course and the prices weren't that bad. Adults and kids ride separately at different time, and the adults go karts are very fast. For kids, they need to be 39" or above, my son is 4 and this was his first time riding in a go karts let alone drive one himself. I was nervous and explained to the worker this would be his first. The young man was polite and help explain to my son how to work the go karts. The "mini karts" go at a different speed which put me at easy, and my wife and I were so happy seeing our son driving on his own. The arcade was great, lots of fun games. We got a ninja warrior package and it's really nice but my son didn't care for it. The mini bowling was great for all ages, and there's ax throwing! We ate before we got there so we didn't try out the food. The place was clean and had more to offer, so we will be coming back. Great family outing, a great way to stay cool while having fun.

This park was formerly known as Pineda Landing since it is just north of the Pineda Causeway. In…read more2000 the park had its named changed to MIA/POW Park to honor prisoners of war, veterans, and those missing in action. The Veterans Council P.O.W. Chapter represented 60 organizations that urged the commissioners to rename the park to honor what took place during the wars and to recognize the cruel treatment suffered by prisoners of war. POW/MIA Park is one of several waterfront parks along this stretch of the Indian River. What makes this 4.58 acre park stand out is that it has a two lane boat ramp for motorized vessels. There is also a kayak and canoe launch. Near the boat ramp is restrooms. On the other side of the park is a community center with a meeting rent that can be rented for private events. Shoreline fishing is permitted in the park. This park is primarily for the boaters and anglers although anyone would enjoy the tranquil water view. Other waterfront parks in the area offer picnic and playground and amenities.

POW MIA Park is a small park directly on US 1…read more It has a small community center and a decent amount of parking. There really is not geared towards being a park, but moreover as a boat ramp. Still, it is a good representation of what it was designed for