Great experience, lots of animals and the personnel are kind and helpful. I will undoubtedly come…read moreback and certainly recommend it.

Everyone that worked here was super nice. We are animal lovers and had some time to kill so this…read morewas such a fun surprise. We really enjoyed it and I bet kids would really love it too

Anyone with kids living in Twin knows of the never ending hunt for fun activities. I was…read moredisappointed finding Jump Time has recently gotten rid of 2 or 3 of their giant inflatables and replaced them with a dozen arcade games that are not included in the entrance price. The entrance price hasn't lowered but the number of activities you get for the price has. And now parents have the added annoyance of their kids begging for more money to play these arcade games. Jump Time, please replace the giant inflatables. Your business just got a lot less fun and considering what you get, a lot more expensive.

We had my daughters birthday party yesterday. The party package for 10 children cost nearly $300. &…read morewas stated to include one cupcake per child, party plates & silverware, jump socks & so on. During the party we were informed they no longer supply cupcakes, they now serve mini ice cream cups instead. Wich left us in a major bind learning this information mid party. They did not want to supply plates, the jump socks supplied were in limited sizes & my daughter had to wear a pair way to large. They would not let us into the party room tell exactly 2pm but asked me to clean the room 10 mins before our party was due to end. Which was also not stated when booking the party. To summarize our party package we paid for was stated to include: 10 cupcakes- whch it did not include, nore were we told in advance. Jump socks- well technically they were supplied in obsecure sizes Party supplies- they did recluntly supply the cutlery, which id imagine was factored into our bill in the first place..? We cleaned the party room. Yes, they allowed 2hrs jumptime Yes they supplied 2 pizzas like stated.....worth nearly $300. Absolutely not. Zero stars if it were an option. We could have rented inflatable bounce houses for an entire day & bought our own pizza & cupcakes for a better deal.

The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. They will teach you how to throw the various objects…read morethey have to throw. I would recommend the large axe to throw. I found it to be more satisfying than the smaller hatchets that are more commonly thrown. Go check this place out. It's great for group activities.

Fun place! Great for any celebrator event or to just get out. Staff are very nice and helpful. The…read moreplace is always kept clean. And right after you leave the staff cleans your area then. This is a safe place too! Just follow the simple guide lines, and you will be ok! The prices are reasonable. And if you book on line, the prices are actually a dollar or two cheaper then Twin Blades. Go try it out! You will have fun throwing hatchets and axes!

We just went here a few days ago looking for something to do. We rode the go carts, played pool,…read moreand hit the batting cages. We were there for a couple of hours and spent $13 per person. They also have a climbing wall and mini golf. It's nothing fancy, but if you're bored in Twin Falls, you can have a good, inexpensive time here.

Was traveling through Twin Falls and needed to stretch my legs and stayed overnight…read more Stopped by this park that happened to be created/maintained by our Airbnb owner. It is not so much a park, but more of a small unique spot with an assortment of oddities that entertains adults and children. There is a combination of "art" and items that make the short walk through the place enchanting.

Not for me. But could be a great place for those that like walking, hiking, biking, ETCread more

If you're a nature enthusiast with a side of daredevil nostalgia, Snake River Canyon Rim Trails is…read morethe perfect blend of breathtaking views and a trip down memory lane. The trails offer a stunning panorama that's nothing short of awe-inspiring. The Snake River Canyon, with its majestic cliffs and winding waters, provides a backdrop that's almost too beautiful to be true. It's like nature's own masterpiece, and the trails allow you to soak it all in at your own pace. What makes this place truly unique is its hidden gem status. It's almost like the canyon is hiding in plain sight, waiting for you to discover its magic. Once you do, you'll wonder how it remained under the radar for so long. Now, for the icing on the cake - the Evel Knievel jump site and statue. For those of us old enough to remember when Evil Knievel was the sport-rock star of the 70s, this spot is a pilgrimage. Standing by the statue, you can almost feel the adrenaline of those iconic jumps. It's a nostalgic trip that adds a whole new dimension to the hiking experience. The ramp site is now on private property so we couldn't get close but you can still see the mound jutting towards the canyon! So, lace up those walking shoes, embrace the breathtaking views, and take a stroll down memory lane.

Full bar and lots of fun! Not much to do in Twin so this definitely hits for a little fun spot! I…read morereally appreciate the service we always receive from the bartenders and staff. Bowling there is always super fun and exciting! Definitely recommend stopping by here for a fun night out with friends and family!

Why have we never been here before?!?!?!…read more We came at 9:00pm on a Friday night and there were a handful of lanes empty! We talked to the guy at the counter and we were quickly guided to our lane. The music was loud, the lights were fun, and name input was easy. Bumpers up and down for whichever bowlers you need to add them to. There was four of us and for 2 games + shoes it was $42. They have a full bar & grill but we did not try any food. We got a beer and two sodas for $7. Prices seem fair! We can't wait to come back!

Box Canyon is a 20 foot waterfall located in one of the Thousand Springs State Park units near…read moreWendell, Idaho. It's $7 entrance fee which is asked to be paid when you enter. Fill out a slip with payment and drop it into the safe box beside the gate. Then it's one mile drive to the parking area. Box Canyon Springs is not hard to reach. It's a half mile descent 400 feet into the valley floor below. As you keep going, the falls will be on the right hand side. They can't be missed. Then you can turn around and head back towards the canyon summit. But, if you have the time and want to explore more, Box Canyon Springs is a 3 mile loop. This will give you better opportunities to walk among nature alongside the Snake River. I must confess...the hike was better than seeing the actual waterfall, imo. Starting out beside the parking lot, take in the views from high above the canyon looking down as the Snake River veers its way through the valley floor. It's worthy of a photo from the overlook. You'll notice a small staircase with a few steps to climb over the barbed wire fencing. It adds a unique element to the journey. Then walk a short distance more until reaching a sign saying..."Caution: Unimproved Trail, Use at Your Own Risk". Don't be deterred by this sign. It's not dangerous whatsoever. It's here you'll discover the pathway leading down to the bottom. It's just a few switchbacks and is safe for everyone. Coming upon Box Canyon Springs...it's a decent waterfall. But with it being only 20 feet, it doesn't pack a punch of excitement or have that "wow factor" element I was anticipating. You may think the first area to see Box Canyon Springs is the best it'll get. The initial look at the falls is a side angle glance. But, if you continue just a little further on the trail, you'll discover a much more fluid backdrop of the falls splashing down the Snake River. There'll be a specific rock to stand upon which allows you to take in the scenery of Box Canyon Springs in its entirety. Going back to the actual hiking trail...it's easy - moderately challenging. What I really liked about hiking it was...for early August, the temperatures in Idaho were reaching 100+ degrees, but being next to the river offered a breeze and fresh air which cooled things down considerably. And when I started hiking, it was still morning time so being in nature without suffering from the heat was a relief, lol. Although I just did the out and back hike, according to visitsouthidaho.com, the path wraps around an aqua blue pool which you can go swimming in. Although the waters are mighty cold, they can be refreshing. Lastly, just a note on what I was doing. This whole area of Thousand Springs, Idaho is waterfall accessible. I visited 5 waterfalls all in one day. Starting out in Twin Falls, ID, they were...Niagara Springs, here at Box Canyon Springs, Lemmon Falls and Minnie Miller Springs (located together on Ritter Island) and finally...Devils Washbowl at Malad Gorge State Park. Out of these 5 waterfalls, Lemmon Falls was the clear winner from my pov. In the end, Box Canyon Springs is a quiet setting to bask in the heart of the great outdoors. I was just one of a handful of visitors out exploring this under the radar part of Southern Idaho that's surrounded by total farmland. Although the 20 foot waterfall wasn't magical looking, I still enjoyed making the trek down to the canyon floor and taking time to explore around.

Beautiful hike and amazing water to swim in! Not to many people either. The water is really cold…read morebut is worth it on a hot day and also beware is your brings pets the ground is really hot!