We visited Winnie's Playroom with my daughter, and she absolutely loved it. From climbing into the…read moreball pit to playing in the kitchen area and then taking care of the baby dolls. They also had a little library and even an art corner setup. There were so many fun little spaces for her to explore. Everything was very clean and the set up is executed well. As a parent I appreciate places like these especially on a rainy day or even in the winter. It also allows my daughter to explore new toys and then I have an idea of what she will like at home. Such a cute indoor play space for toddlers and little kids. We'll definitely be coming back soon and hopefully get to enjoy one of the many events they also host geared specifically to kiddos!

We had my son's first birthday party here, and it was better than I ever could have imagined. The…read moreplanning process was so easy; I sent my inspiration photos in to Szewai and the decorations were amazing. We showed up and everything was spotlessly clean, perfectly decorated, and party ready. Our guests raved about the space and thoughtful details. Best of all - all the adults could visit and relax while the kids played well within eye sight, so everyone enjoyed the party. I 100% recommend this space for anyone looking to host an event, especially if you are doing one with several young children in attendance.

The arcade is so worth it The go-karts are fun and cool…read moreLaser tag was awesome You should definitely try

Variety of kids' entertainment here like arcade games, laser tag, go karts, and bowling as well, I…read morethink. The building is dated. The worst part is there is no order to redeeming your tickets for prizes. No line, no nothing. It's just chaos, and the employees randomly pick and choose which kid to help next. Sure, they get to power trip, but would it hurt to have 1 or more lines to establish some order to the chaos? Never returning on my watch = unhappily ever after. The end.

Definitely best in the area for youth programs, reasonably priced and many options. It's also…read moregreat that they offer three different rates for each extra-curricular: resident, non-resident, and surrounding community rates. The $10 saved with the community rate versus the non-resident fee works well for me! My entire family has enjoyed many programs throughout the years including basketball, kiddie college, jujitsu, football, little chefs, and even their pre-school programs. The instructors are both very involved and professional. The park district also offers acceptable rental rates for their rooms. If having a party, one is also able to add on the bouncy house or park access for a nominal fee. My children and I have been to numerous parties here, and I have even had the pleasure of hosting one. However, what does get me is their ability to satisfy customers requests for classes. I have signed my three year old up for kiddie college classes twice now. Both times, it was later cancelled due to low enrollment. Yet, the other classes offered are at full capacity with a wait list! While I understand low enrollment, they need to work on the whole concept of having to dissapoint both young children and parents who were once looking forward to the class. Possibly allow for bigger classes? I still love this Park District and I will continue to utilize their fabulous programs.

The Park district of La Grange inside playground is amazing! It's great for those really hot days…read moreand you still want to enjoy the day with your little. My son enjoyed the bridge. He was running up and down for a long time. Besides the playground they have a fitness center, basketball court and I'm sure plenty more!

We had such a blast at the children's farm during their "Pumpkin Playland" (Sept 19 - Nov 1, 2026)…read more Admission was $15 for ages 2+ and there were so many things to do with two toddlers, two moms, and grandma. Here was a breakdown of our time there (10:30am - 12:30pm): +explored the farm and pet some animals (ducks, chicks, donkey, piglets, goats) +took pictures at a bunch of their photos ops +lunch/concessions at their shaded picnic area +hayrack ride +corn box +pet some bunnies It felt like a community event, lots of volunteers old and young, helping with the animals and staffing the concessions and pumping weigh area etc. There was a pumpkin patch where you bring your selected pumpkins to the shelter to "weigh and pay" and there were pumpkins for purchase as well (that you don't need to pick from the patch). There was a popcorn station, a smores station, a kid-friendly corn maze (that we didn't get to check out) and even a bunch of vendors right by the entrance selling fresh lemonade, crochet/knit stuffies, 3D printed toys, etc. If you purchase a heavy pumpkin or mums, there is a courtesy golf cart to shuttle your goods back to the car. There was plenty of parking on the gravel lot by the entrance and they opened at 10am on the Saturday we went. It's nice that this farm has bathrooms and overall it felt very accommodating and accessible for little kids, even the little littles. There were lots of spaces for stroller parking and tons of families. This farm was a great place for my toddler to pet some animals. She was a little shy and scared to brush the goats or approach the piglets, but if you kiddo loves animals, they will have a blast. The volunteers are helpful and protect the animals too, keeping a watchful eye and managing the passing off of bunnies, for example, to people's laps, or ensuring the goat and sheep pens are not too crowded. Their concessions menu had hot dogs, hamburgers or cheeseburgers, chips, cans of pop, nachos, apple cider, and Rice Krispies. We brought some food and snacks with us as well, and their covered picnic area was perfect for rest and refuel. There was even a private party at one end of the shaded picnic area, how fun to have a birthday party at the farm. It was a gorgeous fall day to be outside and the staff were so friendly; it was very organized and well maintained, even with the throngs of families that kept arriving throughout the day. I'd recommend coming on the earlier side, the animals are probably less cranky and it's less busy right at opening. Five shining stars for the Pumpkin Playland event at Children's Farm. It's worth the trek out to Palos Park!

Great place to come with kids! We came for the fall pumpkin patch. There were lots of animals to…read morehold and interact with (pigs, goats, rabbits, etc). They also had smores, a tractor ride, pumpkin patch area, and corn maze.

We visited this museum in Oak Park with our 15 month old grandson…read more He had a great time playing with so many different things. There were other families there, but it was not overly crowded. Many separate areas of play; a treehouse, veterinarian, kitchen, blocks, puppet stage...etc. fun place for young kids.

Was searching for fun stuff to do in Chicago and the suburbs with a toddler and this place popped…read moreup for us! Perfect way to beat the heat wave! Wonderful selection of things to play with, though this isn't really a "museum". Because it isn't a museum, it does seem a little crazy that they charge for adults. All of the indoor play places I've visited in Phoenix (where I live) they only charge for the child. But my son had so much fun it was worth it! His favorite were the treehouse and the cars. Glad we came here!

Coffee is great. Patrons are great. Toys and philosophy are great…read more The only problem is getting too full. I counted today and there were 15-16 kids and it felt just too packed in there combined with all the parents in a rather small space. It makes me wonder what the capacity is and if they ever turn people away to wait for folks to leave. Would not recommend when there are this many people there, as it becomes a little less safe to maneuver around for toddlers and babies.

Great place got toddlers to play, engage in different activities, read, climb, pretend, climb, and…read moresocialize. Great place for parents to spend quality time with their kiddos, and take a break sipping o. A good coffee/espresso. The owner is wonderful, she gave a lot of thought to how children could interact and learn in this space. Sometimes I take care of my great-grandson and the daughter of a young couple and this is a fantastic place to spend time with them, especially when outside is not possible. This time I was with this little cutie and bought a pre-paid card for sessions. Worth it!!

Jan 2024 - our 5 yr old daughter LOVES the instructors here and the imaginative play they use to…read morehelp the kids develop coordination and strength. It has a dojo style vibe and instills values about respect and teamwork that can be reinforced at home. They mix structured and unstructured playtime and will work with the mixed ages and needs of the kids. I like that she gets to compete with older kids as it keeps her competitive even tho she is ahead of her own age group.

We went to a friends birthday party here recently and my daughter had a great time!…read more We aren't from the area, so we were a little confused walking in, not realizing it was inside this community center and not a free standing business. But the staff in the front/lobby area were super helpful to direct us to the right place. There is a lot for a child to explore inside and perfect for ages 3-7, I'd say. Some of the slides are VERY FAST. So be aware of that if you have really little ones climbing up. The graphics of the waterfall and lazy river is a cute touch! And the party vestibule in the same area is so handy. It's a perfect venue for a kids birthday party. I am so glad our friends invited us! There is ample parking and the bathrooms are very clean.

Such a cute and fun indoor play place. My son loved the theme, climbing and the slides! The slides…read moreare super tall and FAST. They even have a crash pad under one because the kids shoot out so fast. It was hilarious to watch! The price as of this review is $10 per child resident or non resident which I thought wasn't bad. We were here playing over 2 hours! It was the perfect way to beat the cold weather. It was very clean and the equipment was in good condition. I would gladly return!

This place is huge! There is a giant climbing and play area, with slides, trampolines, etc. theres…read moretwo areas too for toddlers and babies. There's an extensive game area, a tiny town, and a gym area with gymnastics type cushions and a small rock climbing wall. Lots of variety that will keep kids busy. There is a food area where you can order pizza, snacks, and drinks. Took away stars because parking was a little tough & I observed quite a few areas that could have been cleaner.

Just to put it plain and simple, I'm surprised this place has not had a visit from the health…read moredepartment. It is a disturbingly dirty, filthy, broken and dirty. Please keep your kids safe and find a cleaner kids play place. I should have know better when I read the hand written sign warning "no refunds will be issued after purchase". Should have gone with my gut instinct and as soon as I saw the dirty floors in the entrance. -stay safe

This was a fun afternoon for my boys aged 5. It is t huge, when we first arrived, I thought we…read morewould leave in an hour but we ended up staying for about 2.5 hours. The corn pit and ball pit were definitely a favorite with the boys , I would say this place is definitely a good one for younger kids , and 5 and above might not enjoy it as much

They opened just a few days ago, but I was able to meet up with a good friend here. I brought my 2…read moreyear old & 4 month old and my friend has a 4 year old boy. This is a fun place for little kids. Lots of areas for pretend play: doctor, bakery, store, vet... There's a corn play area, a slide with a ball pit, a trampoline, and little cars to ride around on. Admission was $15 per kid. They had a nice family restroom with a comfy looking changing table. This is definitely a place I would come back to on a rainy/windy day like today. I hope that maybe they'll expand their weekend hours in the future.