Small indoor play center inside a small mall. This is a nice place to the kids so they can run…read morearound and burn off some energy. The main play area is in the middle. It's surrounded by the toddler zone, cafeteria, stage for shows and performances during birthdays, arcade room, two rooms reserved for birthday parties. The issue of it being small is that it may become boring for some kids after a while. But that is my take, and my kid sort of proved me wrong because he loved it. The best part about this place is the price of admission. It's not based on the hour like most places. You pay a flat fee which varies depending on the day. I posted a photo with the business hours, fees, and birthday packages.

While not my favorite playground, this is convenient for us because it is close to where we live…read more It is located inside El Señorial Plaza, which is a small shopping center. Honestly, this is the only reason to come to this shopping center. The staff does a nice job in keeping it as clean as possible and are friendly. You can have birthday parties here. They have a few birthday packages. My son loves it. We took him the other day and he didn't want to leave. He also made a friend.

In an island that sees a lot of rain, indoor playgrounds are heaven, and Just 4 Fun is my favorite…read moreto take my son. It is located on the 3nd floor of Plaza Carolina, by the Forever 21 entrance. I have been here for birthdays and non-birthdays. It is very spacious with an area for older kids and an area for younger kids. It is lots of fun for the kids. My kid always has a blast here. Even the adults can slide down the big slide. They have food: things like pizza, chicken tenders, fries, mozzarella sticks, things of that nature. It that doesn't float your boat, the mall's food court of a nearby (also on the 2nd floor). There is an area reserved for birthdays. I have considered celebrating my son's birthday here. They have affordable birthday packages and, best of all, they take care of everything in terms of food, beverages, and clean up. All you have to do is bring the cake.

From the owner: We are the Best Indoor Playground in Puerto Rico, located in Plaza Carolina offering the best…read morefacilities for entertain the kids and adults, Fabulous birthday parties and of course with a great concession stand with a wide variety of drinks, snacks and food.

Nice clean playground. Great place to bring the kids. They will love it. It is also very safe…read more There is also a dog park. That too is well maintained. The park also has several tennis courts. The Río Piedras Tennis Club is located here. They open everyday and offer classes. Located adjacent to the park are a basketball court and a soccer/field hockey field. But they haven't been well taken care of. If you have kids, dogs, or like playing tennis, I recommend this park. It is centrally located, right on Domenech Ave., which has lots of good food options.

Located on Domenech Ave. in the Baldrich neighborhood, across from Magno's Pizza. This is a nice…read morelittle playground. I would say it's the best playground in Hato Rey. It's well maintained and pretty clean and safe. I like taking my kid here. He loves it. You can usually find lots of kids playing here. There is also a dog park and some bodyweight exercise machines for adults (but the children like to play with them). The Rio Piedras Tennis Club is also located here.

I highly recommend visiting this park if you're looking for a nice stroll, need time to kill or…read moreneed something to do with a family or children. Beautiful area with nice plants and shrubbery worth exploring.

"Noria" was a "People Usher" at the Dog Park.  She was rude.  We wanted our toddler to be able to…read morewatch the dogs from the vestibule area, and she would not let us.  Even though we don't have a dog, there have been plenty of times where we went into the dog area... to watch them play.  Prior Ushers did not mind.  After all, how is the safety factor changed whether we have a dog or not?  It's illogical.  But in this case, we simply wanted to stand in the vestibule, holding our toddler, and watch the dogs over the fence.  Nope... Noria would not let us, and was quite rude in letting us know that.  When I explained to her that we had in fact been in many times, she has no answer.  She simply cited "the rules."  When I asked to see these rules, she said "They aren't written down."  I then asked for her name, and she was defiant and defensive, then she finally gave it to me, rudely, and said "My boss is right behind you."  An older male and female were there in a golf cart, and the female there politely explained a recent change to the rules to my wife.  This was better, professional at least.  Meanwhile snowflake Noria was so "shaken" that she needed a hug from the male supervisor.  Generation Z... rude, unprofessional, and sensitive.  Was a negative experience for us and for our toddler, thanks to Noria. "Noria" era una "acomodadora de personas" en el parque para perros. Era grosera. Queríamos que nuestro hijo pequeño pudiera vigilar a los perros desde el área del vestíbulo, y no nos lo permitió. Aunque no tenemos perro, muchas veces hemos entrado en el área de perros... para verlos jugar. A los acomodadores anteriores no les importó. Después de todo, ¿cómo cambia el factor de seguridad si tenemos perro o no? Es ilógico. Pero en este caso, simplemente queríamos quedarnos en el vestíbulo, sosteniendo a nuestro hijo pequeño, y mirar a los perros por encima de la cerca. No... Noria no nos lo permitió y fue bastante grosera al hacérnoslo saber. Cuando le expliqué que, de hecho, habíamos estado allí muchas veces, no tuvo respuesta. Simplemente citó "las reglas". Cuando le pedí que me las mostrara, dijo "No están escritas". Luego le pregunté su nombre y se mostró desafiante y a la defensiva, luego finalmente me lo dio, de manera grosera, y dijo "Mi jefe está justo detrás de ti". Había un hombre y una mujer mayores en un carrito de golf, y la mujer que estaba allí le explicó educadamente a mi esposa un cambio reciente en las reglas. Esto fue mejor, al menos profesional. Mientras tanto, Noria, la copo de nieve, estaba tan "conmocionada" que necesitaba un abrazo del supervisor masculino. Generación Z... grosera, poco profesional y sensible. Fue una experiencia negativa para nosotros y para nuestro niño pequeño, gracias a Noria.

It is about 4.5 stars. Las Paylas is natural water slide close to El Yunque National Forest. The…read moreaccess can be reach through Luquillo. You need to study the area carefully before you come. Try to be there in the morning due to limited parking space. The water slide is actually behind the community houses next to river Rio Pitahaya. The natural slide only can access through this location. The residents here create a concrete step pathway to reach the water slide. Parking at the property was $5. It is worth the money for the concrete step. It look scary to slide down the natural slide. My wife was scare at first. After she saw me slide down several time, she finally do it herself. The trick is you can start at the middle slide by climbing the rock on the side and slide down to increase your confidence. Once you got it, you will enjoy higher location. I recommend you wear water shoes for this location. This location do not have facilities, so go to the bathroom at Luquillo before you come in.

This place is a paradise. We have been here twice with the help of our tour guide. We got shuttled…read moreup there and walked down the path to get to the amazing natural waterslides. We hiked a little further away to a much larger waterslide and were able to enjoy both. The water was refreshing and not too cold but still cool. There are some shallow areas and some deep areas. The rush from the waterslide does push you back if you're not a good swimmer. We can't wait to return to this amazing place.

Lovely visit the the El Yunque National Forest while staying in nearby San Juan…read more About a 45-minute drive from San Juan. No fee to enter the national forest...only an $8 fee when visiting El Portal Visitor's Center, which I recommend. I followed other visitor's recommendations by getting there when the forest opened and going directly toward the end to Mount Britton. I was luckily able to get one of those few designated roadside parking spaces. I finished the Mount Britton Tower (Torre) in about two hours (45-minute, 0.8-mile walk/hike each way) before making my way back toward the entrance stopping at the other attractions along the way. Note that it is about a 25-minute drive from the park's entrance to Mount Britton Trailside parking...due to the speed restrictions given the sharps turns and hills. As most others have said...the forest main road (191) goes one way through the forest, and loops back around towards the exit. Along the way, there are lots of stops...just look for the parking lots of roadside parking spaces and you will know you are close to an attraction. I ended the trip with visiting the El Portal Visitor's Center...at around 3:30pm...and it was very empty. I do suggest working the Luquillo Kiosks into the trip...given it is about a 15-minute drive away from the forest.

While in Puerto Rico this is a MUST DO I am so glad we came…read morehere Our tour guide was amazing and super knowledgeable about all the plants we were walking past and animals we could here in the background Going down a natural stone/rock slide was super scary but worth it! Jumping off of a rock cliff I was so nervous yet excited and I am glad I am here to tell you how amazing it was We did have some down time to just enjoy the scenery and take it all in To be in a rainforest is just breath taking experience El Yunque National Forest is a tropical rainforest in northeastern Puerto Rico. From El Portal Visitor Center, a walkway winds through the surrounding treetops. Trails run to La Mina waterfall and Mount Britton, then up to the high-altitude dwarf forest. In the south are ancient petroglyphs, made by the area's indigenous Taíno people. The forest comes alive with the nightly calls of coquí tree frogs. I def recommend using water shoes, I decided to wear leggings and a sports bar with a t-shirt over . You are climbing and jumping and swimming and low key fighting for your life!! This is a RAIN FOREST not a beach so dress accordingly Our tour guide provided fresh fruit and water. If you are not on a tour bring water and snacks

Don't leave PR without trying the Full Adventure Tour! My whole family absolutely loved this! The…read moretrek and obstacles Gabe has designed is second to none. If you need motivation to get in shape let it be to do this tour. You need a decent amount of upper body strength and endurance to do all the incredible feats from climbing the side of a cliff to swinging across a narrow canyon and swimming through waterfalls. It's insane! It's amazing! I can't even put it into words. There's just nothing like it--and that includes Ricky's off the charts delicious fried chicken and special sauce! That family is something special. What an incredible unforgettable experience!

If you want a personalized outdoor experience, this is for you! The tour is directed by a local…read morecompany and is adjusted based on your preferences and comfort level. Montana Explora is the tour company located in Naguabo. Its location is slightly remote so I recommend looking it up in advance before you head over. You can also call/text the company's phone number, and they will text you their GPS coordinate. If you feel like you're driving to the middle of nowhere, you're heading the right direction. Once you get there, you'll see a small building with a bunch of life jackets/equipment on the outside. Our tour start time was 8:00am. We showed up early so we beat our guides there. They arrived few minutes after we did, and after they got the equipment together, we started around 8:30am. They do provide the equipment so all we had to bring was ourselves. I do recommend wearing canyoneering shoes or good hiking shoes because it is a slippery environment and the likelihood of falling is high in other shoes. Ha. Possibly long pants and long sleeve but not mandatory. Some of the trees have thorns, but they are rare. The company is family-owned and operated so the tour guides appear to care about the company greatly. Actually, our tour guides, named Luis and Gabriel, had a great attitude and seemed to enjoy their job a lot. They were extremely patient, friendly, and helpful. They are in very good shape physically and helped us the entire way, even if that required lowering us or offering a knee for us to step onto. They were very competent,and I felt very safe the whole time. I feel like the amount I paid for this experience was way less than the risk they took to keep us safe. I feel so indebted to them and forever grateful for them. This tour was highly based on our preferences and comfort level. We were able to add or subtract activities as we wanted. There was hiking, water sliding, zip lining, and more water slides. It was a lot of fun. I highly recommend this company and their tours. They do offer multiple tours so check them out!

Mikey was amazing and very out going. He was extravagant and exhilarating, he made the ride 1/1 and…read moreperfect! 6 stars if possible.

This is our 3rd time coming to Carabali to go ATV riding. My sister, her husband and my nephew had…read morenever done the trails. They decided to go with the UTV and they had a blast! Victor was our tour guide, and he was AMAZING!!! He is super knowledgeable about Taino history, and his stops all consisted of a very interesting botany and history lesson! When we go again, we will be requesting him as our guide. He literally gave us the best 2hrs and the experience was so worth the $293 (for 2 atv's). My sister, her son and husband had the 3 person UTV and that came to $340. Side Note, my husband lost my Spy Sunglasses (not the ones pictured. They are black matte, more of a wayfarer style) in the first river. If you find them, enjoy them

We went to kids birthday party at the Parque Doña Inés, inside the Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín. This…read morecompany were the hosts. Apparently they are located here. Their philosophy is to offer activities that are more eco friendly. The kids loved this, and so did the parents. They had a few stations set up for games, they did some crafts to put on the Christmas tree. They also provided the kids with cardboard so they could slide down the hill. The best part, though, was the hike through the park, wheee the host taught them about the different flora in the area, all while searching for a treasure for the birthday boy. At the end they did a wet sponge race. The hosts were great, especially the male host, who did most of the activities. My son already had his birthday this year, but for next year I'd seriously consider doing it here, with them.