My kid and I had a great time at the Learning Garage. It's very open-ended creating and was great…read morefor my daughter to just be able to make whatever her heart desired! But also had a suggested craft laid out for those that don't have as much inspiration. There is also some fun kids stuff in the back for them to play with if they get bored or finish their craft before everyone else. Really glad a new kid friendly activity place has opened up near me.

My daughter did a Kpop Demon Hunter craft and karaoke pizza night here and had a great time. All…read morethe kids were super jazzed when I saw them at pick up time and didn't want to leave as they kept playing music and dancing. The owner is a delight and great with the kids.

Rude customer service! I sent an email inquiring about renting the place out for my daughter's…read morebirthday, and no one responded. So about two weeks later when I was driving by I stopped in to inquire. A lady poked her head out the door and rudely exclaimed she was teaching therapy. I told her I tried to email a couple weeks ago to inquire about renting the studio, and asked how I should get ahold of anyone, she cut me off to tell me they get 35 emails a day, and don't have time to answer them all. So apparently they're too busy, and they don't need my business, so I'll be taking it elsewhere. I'm surprised places with this rude of customer service stay in business. I definitely won't be supporting them, and will let my friends know not to either.

What an amazing place! We are so blessed to have Dr. Courtney and Gro Wild. It has been so…read moreaffirming to be surrounded by professionals and families that understanding our boys needs. We are seen here. We are accepted here. People who cannot understand the struggles of the neurodivergent community are the only issue I have had when visiting here.

My kiddos enjoy Royal Ridges and participate in the Giddy Up and Horseback riding camps…read more Royal Ridges is a great place and our homeschooling family enjoys the all-day camp which gives them a full day of play and learning. I didn't give a 5 star because communication from staff needs improvement. We're finishing the fall camp and a lot of last minute details are coming later than they should.

If you need your kids to go out while you work and let them have fun during summer this is the…read moreplace to go. They make sure your kids drink water and that they are safe at all times. The games and activities they do are creative and amazing. The counselors are super nice. My kid said he wanted to go back next summer!

I saw "Driving Miss Daisy" here and it was, oh, about a MILLION times better than the movie. It was…read morecast perfectly. The venue itself is quaint, funky, and unlike any other theater I've been to in the area.

For a small venue, Slocum House has a lot going on. The mainstage plays are always great, and…read morebetween plays there's still a ton of stuff to see with stand-up comedy, improv, bands, and even magic shows. They just finished a 7-week comedy festival over the summer that featured more than 20 groups! Check the schedule, and definitely don't miss whatever's coming up next.

Company rented out this spot because it was a spacious area to host with lots of activities. The…read moreplace is a combination of Camp Anawana meets Action Park. Way large area with bouncy houses, archery, cornhole but it was during a heat wave. Theres shade from the trees so why was everything out in the baking sun? Company gave us a voucher for a hot dog but nobody was at the Snack Shack. I couldn't find any employees here to ask questions. The final coup de gras: WARM PINK LEMONADE FROM A DRINKING FOUNTAIN. Yuck!

I've been coming to Alderbook Park for various events for most of my life. As a child, it was to…read moreattend my mom's company picnics, back when she worked for Burgerville. As an adult, things came full circle when I started to visit to attend my *own* employer's company picnics, and later, special events like this weekend's Alderbrook Oktoberfest, or a friend's wedding, several years ago. I remember fondly several of its unique attractions: the fountains of pink lemonade; the (semi)-heated pool; the mini mini-golf course; rowboats on the pond (now replaced with paddleboats); all you can eat hot dogs; the dinner buffet and live music under the awning. Some of the above features aren't a part of a standard admission ticket, or present at each and every event. For example, the dining options at this weekend's Oktoberfest were certainly not free, but an a la carte selection of sparse and underwhelming German options; one measly stand selling Costco brats with sauerkraut, some pretzels and cheese...and that's about it. There was beer, of course, and wine, but nothing to write home about. It was basically Alderbrook with a very thin coat of Bavarian paint over the top, which as a seasonal event would be an abject failure, if not for the fact that Alderbrook itself elevates anything that takes place here a few notches above the bar. There are few family-friendly outdoor venues as uniquely appealing in the PNW area. So many play places, open fields for games and sporting events, hiking trails and places to explore, that any kid (or kid at heart) is going to have no shortage of things to do or see. Our toddler son loved jumping around in the provided bouncy castles, wandering the paths, riding the "train", climbing the play structures, exploring the wooden ship, swinging in the swings, paddling out on the pond, and feeding the fish from the 25c food dispensers on the dock. It was a joy to see him experience the very same things I did as a child, with a huge smile on his face, and to hear him giggling with excitement. Not every event at Alderbrook is perfect; what you get is directly related to how much time, effort and money are poured into planning and preparation. Whether that be your company putting on a holiday event or get together, or something more publicly accessible (and put on by Alderbrook itself, to draw in the public), there may be things that could be improved, but in general, there will always be more hits than misses here. The real magic, and draw, of Alderbrook comes in the form of memories that you build and share with your friends, co-workers, and family, and as evidenced in my own case, these memories are fond, romantic, and now, passing on into their third generation. That's something really special, if you ask me.

Our group of 5 (teens and adults) had a delightful time trying to escape the Dolls' Attic!…read moreClever setup, and fun to pool our ideas and reason out the clues together. The owner was helpful and friendly, too. No we want to go do the other two rooms! Great activity with teens!

Twisted Escape Rooms was the perfect team building experience for my team. We spent a little over…read moretwo hours working together to get through two rooms. Both rooms were filled with mystery and uniquely challenging. The owners were fantastic and yielded superb customer service. I highly recommend!

John was patient with me and did a great job with the techno graphics that were a video that I can…read moreuse at home.

This place is awesome and they keep up the mats, friendly staff, and the people who comes over at…read morethis range are nice decent looking people not looking like they came from Walmart. Happy I can just walk or jog there from my house and know it's just there conveniently. This place is also awesome because Lex Luthor works here when you realize it on their wall. A villain in disguise. Oh my lordy lord. Love this place.

I returned to the fair again this year (2026) and must say if the food, rides, and games prices was…read moreas cheap as the admission tickets to get in to the fair, more people would come and /or return. The price gouging once inside is what keeps people from returning. Let me start off with the pros about the fair. I enjoyed all of the farm animals. Curly the Camel was awesome, Dogstown, The Pirate Parrot Show, Evergreen Dance Academy, Magician Adam the Great, and Tyzen the Comedy Hipnotist was all great shows. Now for the Grandstand I enjoyed seeing Collective Soul, Extreme Bull Riding, Mutton Bustin', and of corse the Monster Trucks never a disappoint. One thing I missed from last year was not at the fair this year is the Budeweiser horses and wagon. I felt the I love the 90's Tour Concert featuring Tone Loc, Young MC, & Vanilla Ice could have been better. They played a couple of there own songs and a whole lot of other singers songs from the 90's. To be honest I have been to lots of concerts in my life and I think this one was the worst one I have ever seen. Looking for a deal on food, I found the Greek Cuisine. For 22.00 tax included you get a Gyro with choice of Lamb or chicken with Garlic Fries and a drink. I wish more restaurants would have a meal deal. The cons about the fair was the prices. I expected prices to be more expensive than outside of the fair but all of the food was outrageously expensive. Large Corndogs for 15.00, corn on the cob for 10.00, Turkey legs for 20.00, Popcorn was 9.00, most burgers started at around 10.00 with no side or drink included. 10.00 don't sound expensive but by the time you add fries and a drink its between 25.00-30.00 What a scam! Even the lemonade was expensive 8.00 for the first one and 5.00 for refills. I wasn't aware lemons, sugar, and water was so expensive. Crazy! Another expensive thing was the rides. 1.00 a ticket and most rides was 7 tickets. And the games was around 4 to 6 tickets. They did sell ride bracelets for 35.00 but if you have little ones that can't ride many rides due to height requirements and are limited. Ride bracelets are not worth it. There was no special discounts or bracelets for the games. Another thing that was new this year i did not like was having to wait till Approximately around 6pm till we could get into the Grandstands to reserve a seat. Security would not let anyone up to sit in the bleachers. All of these prices may not seem expensive to some people, but with a family of 4 or 5 that all adds up quickly. I ate at Philly Diner and had a Philly Cheesesteak and got the worst sandwich I have ever had. It cost 11.00 which wasn't badly priced for Cheesesteak but when I recived it the bun was cut in half and the meat, onion and peppers was very greasy and made the bread soggy and the sandwich was overfilled. I went to take 1 bite and all the cheesesteak fillings emptied out the bottom and was no longer a sandwich anymore. In a Philly cheesesteak the bread isn't supposed to be cut all the way threw so you don't loose all the cheesesteak fillings. I ended up throwing that hot mess away and was very disappointed. Will definitely not be eating there again. Definitely no one working here was from Philadelphia that was for sure! The only things I didn't do at the Clark County Fair was the Midland Country Music Concert, Rough Stock Rodeo, SxS Racing, Tuff Trucks, professor Smart Sience Show, Break-A-Boyz, and Mars Encounter Live Show. Next year I will Probably not be doing any rides or games and will bring my own cooler with cold drinks and food in the fair with me. What an expensive scam they are running here. If prices go up again next year it just might be a 1 star rating. I defiantly think it's time for whoever is in charge of the fair to get some new food options and a new ride vendor to come in to the fair and kick the expensive scammers to the curb. And invite local business that won't run off there customers with expensive prices. I actually think that instead of vendors from out of state they should invite local food truck vendors from threw out Clark County and the State of Washington and Oregon to support local business instead of vendors that more than likely came up from California and is charging us at California's prices. Butler Amusement is located in Fairfield California. A Local Amusement Vendor is Funtastic Traveling Amusment located in Portland. Very local. I will Yelp and Google Review an update again next year. Hopefully the Clark County Fair improves and stops the expensive scams in there Fairgrounds.

Every year we come here for different events sometimes the fair in August and the four times a year…read moregarage sales are a fun thing to return to, there's always lots of parking and we enjoy the events here everything is organized and well done highly recommend attending anything here