Played a few games here with loved ones and it's always been a great time, they have a variety of…read moredifferent escape rooms. Staff members are nice.

Strong opinion alert - do not play Zombie Apocalypse. Of the 100+ escape games my wife and I…read moreplayed all over the country, we both agreed this was, without a doubt, the worst. It was truly frustrating how much this game felt like a cash-grab to more-or-less trick people into giving them $30 per person. To paint a picture... - Zombie apocalypse takes place in a single room (which used to be Escape Savannah's lobby). The room is sparsely outfitted with plastic folding tables and chairs, several lockboxes all with number digit locks, and cheap looking set pieces and theming straight from the Halloween store's clearance bin. - The setting is supposed to be a "research lab" but there are various items thrown around that do not fit with this theme and just feel like random trash - tarps, a tire, etc. Even the boards on the window aren't real boards.. they are painted pieces of paper. - There are no cameras or microphones in the room as is normally standard in escape games. Instead, to get a clue, you must knock on the gamemaster's door and tell them what you have solved and what you need help with before they can provide you a clue. - Because Zombie Apocalypse use to be Escape Savannah's lobby, you are directly adjacent to the gamemaster's room separated only by a sliding door that does not completely close. Throughout our game, we were distracted by the loud conversation the gamemasters were having in the room next door. When we knocked on the door for a hint, no one came out. - At one point during the game a gamemaster presumably arriving for her shift with coffee in hand walked from outside the building, through our room, and into the gamemaster room- she said "don't mind me'. At another point, an arriving group of players for another game was knocking on the door to enter the building (through our escape room) for their escape room. - We were told in the intro to the room that there would be a live actor that enters the room at some point. The gamemaster said this "zombie" will not touch you and requested us not to touch this "zombie". At no point during our hour did any actor/zombie enter the room. When we asked the gamemaster at the end of the game about it, she said she tells people that there will be a live actor whether or not there will be or not "to keep people on edge". She said if we wanted to see the live actor, to come back on a weekend (note: we played on a SATURDAY afternoon). - The puzzles were all paper based. The puzzles themselves weren't terrible, but many of them (for example, index cards with basic arithmetic on them) felt more like homework than fun, clever puzzles normally seen in escape rooms. - There were no fun moments/surprises/reveals in this escape room. The entire (one room) space was available to us from the beginning of the game, no technology was used, and there were no fun interactions - just entering numbers into combination locks to open lockboxes. The ending was very anticlimactic- it ends once you open the last lockbox. To be honest, we weren't even sure if the room was over. - Halfway into our hour, our gamemaster came in and started cleaning-up/resetting the puzzles we have already completed while we were still playing. We have never experienced this in an escape room... at that point, we just turned to each other and laughed. - At the time of playing (early January 2020), this room was listed as a capacity of 8-16 people. We played this room as a group of two and finished the room with one hint used- not because we are great escape room players, but because there wasn't a ton going on in this room. In my opinion, six people should be the absolute maximum for Zombie Apocalypse due to the limited number of puzzles and small space. As I type this, I can't stop shaking my head. I really don't like disparaging small businesses, but Zombie Apocalypse just felt...unethical. We hope those new to escape games do not judge the escape game industry as a whole on Zombie Apocalypse.

This place exceeded my expectations! So much to do and see. Good for all ages, even my little 1…read moreyear old. Can't wait to go back and try the cafe, too!

Perfect place for the kids to have a blast AND adults to feel like a kid again! They have a warrior…read morechallenge course similar to the "American ninja warrior" tv show. The arcade had a great selection, and nothing beats the trampolines! Will definitely be there again in the future

Great park. Very large area that you can bring your dog, walk and let the children play. Some shade…read moretrees. Nice parking area as well. There is a pool that you have to be a member to attend. I am unsure if bathrooms are available for non members of the pool.

This is a lovely neighborhood located conveniently near downtown Savannah. Shopping is only 15…read moreminutes away! There is a small community pool and children's playground with a huge grassy field for letting off steam or dog walking. Also has a Little Free Library.

This is the best playground we have ever been to. So clean & kept up. Nice for a chill morning out…read morewith the family. My boys are 5 & 6 & played here for hours. There is a huge pirate ship, water features to explore, misters, picnic tables, sand area, swings for the kids (& adults!). Restrooms are inside the complex & next door is the sandbox children's museum. Nearby is the beach access also! Literally the best (& also free) day excursion for any family. There are ponds around the area with fountains where we saw an alligator & a plethora of turtles. Definitely a must visit when coming with a family to visit Hilton Head. The boys are already asking to come back!

Great place to tire the kids out. They can play on the boat then look for alligators, turtles,…read morefish, and birds on the piers. Great weather this week. It is supposed to get triple digit heat next week.

An indoor play area is exactly what we needed in Richmond Hill, especially in the summer. There are…read moredifferent centers where kids can use their imaginations. They currently have a reading tree, a diner/kitchen area, a farmers market/grocery store, a clinic, a construction area, camping and fishing area, and a place to play with Legos. There's also a section for 12 and under. You pay ahead online and reserve your time, though I think they allow walk ins. Grippy socks are required in the play areas, but they have them for sale for $3 if you forget yours. They have complimentary coffee and tea for parents and a designated area outside of the play area for drinks and a selection of snacks you can buy there.

This is an amazing indoor play area! It is thoughtfully put together with various different spaces…read more There is also an area for crawlers/ early walkers. It is easy to make a reservation online and the reservation system keeps it from being overcrowded. Every time we have gone it is clean. We highly recommend it!

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If you're looking for something fun to do with the family look no further Fun Zone is definitely…read morethe place to go! I bought the Platinum Pass and it came with unlimited go-karts and mini golf for 3 hours which was a really good deal and made for a great time. This place honestly would have been a 5/5 but they definitely nickel and dime you on everything. I was especially shocked when I found out there were no drink refills. Other than that I really didn't have any complaints. Maybe they should consider offering something like a $15 unlimited drink option especially on hot days like today. Overall I still had a great time and I'll definitely be back but next time I'm bringing my own water source lol.

Today my hubby, 2yr old granddaughter and I walked 1.72 miles around the park on very nice trails…read more My grandbaby called it the JUNGLE & she vowed to protect me! We saw many different birds and tons of squirrels but most animals were hiding somewhere! We are seniors so it was $5 each and she is 2yrs old so she was free! We got a nice workout for only $10, well worth it and highly recommend if you are in the Savannah or Tybee Island areas

We had such a wonderful day here! It was a beautiful place to take a stroll and enjoy the outdoors…read more There were so many interesting animals to see, although unfortunately, most of them seemed to have other plans and didn't want to come out and visit us. The experience is self-guided, which we really enjoyed. You're given a map and can explore at your own pace. There are also restrooms and vending machines near the entrance, which was convenient. We spent about 2 1/2 hours exploring, and it was a lovely way to spend the day. Definitely worth visiting if you're looking for a relaxing outdoor experience with children!

Fort Morris is one of those rare places where Georgia's Revolutionary War story still feels close…read moreenough to touch. Standing today as one of the few surviving earthwork defenses from that era, the site sits in a smart, strategic position between Savannah and what was then British held Florida. It was originally built to protect the thriving port town of Sunbury from enemy advances, and its history carries the weight of that mission. In the fall of 1778, Fort Morris held strong and its defenders successfully turned back a British attack, a moment that still echoes through the place when you walk the grounds. But the triumph did not last. By January 1779, a heavier assault overwhelmed the fort, and its capture marked the fall of the last Patriot stronghold in Georgia. With Fort Morris taken, the colony returned to royal control for the remainder of the war. As a local historian from this area, I have to say it is a beautiful place to visit. My recent trip was brief, but it was packed with insight and perspective. Beyond the Revolutionary chapter, the site also saw additional fortification work during the War of 1812 and the Civil War, even though it never again faced major combat. If you are the type who loves digging deeper into the bigger story of where we come from, you can also check out my book Journey Through The Origins of History. It is a great next step for anyone who visits Fort Morris and wants even more history about our past.

Lovely site with informative history! This is a great site…read moreto learn more about often- overlooked Revolution history. The staff members were super, the museum was great, and there are fun interactive educational activities. There is a lovely walking trail and nice picnic spots. Recommend!