A paradise for kids! This is such a thoughtfully designed place full of lots of different themed…read moreareas, from doctor's office to airplane, building areas, lego area, farm area, stage and dress up area, kitchen area, music room, sensory play area, a mini bank, dinosaurs and rocks... the list goes on. It is a large space with tons to do. My toddler was absolutely delighted to be here and could have played all day. A perfect place to bring kids, and it seems like it's geared toward kids between 0-10 years old. Also, there is a changing table as well as a kid sized toilet in the bathroom; they thought of everything! This museum is a fabulous resource for the area.

Wonderful museum for kids of all ages. There are two areas designated for very young kids. The rest…read moreof the museum has an arts room, puppet room, sensory room for children with special needs, areas to run and tumble, and places to build. There's a farm and garden area, and a restaurant section. Fun place to spend hours!

had dinner again at the hard rock cafe and it was good as usual. ribs and fish are very good! are…read morehost Chesney was very nice.

I'm a casino addict, and I gotta say, this casino is the cleanest, biggest, and most beautiful one…read moreI've been to in northern Illinois so far, and I've been to a lot of casinos. The food is delicious at a good price! The staff and security are friendly and helpful. There's a ton of machines and table games to pick from.

It's back! And the same friend from last year and I went again yesterday…read more This really is the mother lode of antiques, and many items are priced to move. Our best deals: I found dollhouse miniatures for $1 each (miniatures are usually $$$) and a huge lantern for $3; my friend got a glass domed cake stand for $4. We also found hard to find stuff: she was able to get a Peanuts Belle figure (it's almost impossible to find her!) Plus a bunch of other fun things including a 1930s luggage tag, a jadeite hand for storing rings/jewelry, vintage cooking pamphlets put out by different brands, and more. Again we were there half the day and walked about 4 miles. Accessibility notes: normally I use a cane but this time I used my rollater (rolling walker with seat), which was a good decision because I could sit down when needed, particularly while waiting on long lines at the food trucks. Almost every booth was set up so I could get in/out (only one or two were too crowded), and the bathroom we used was big enough to get into as well. The least accessible space was the dining area in the large white building toward the back of the fairgrounds. The outdoor space is bumpy with dirt, grass and or gravel in various spots so having the rollater instead of just my cane added stability (I saw other people with electric scooters and some with manual wheelchairs, but you might need someone to push you through the gravel, because even pushing the rollater through it was difficult). There are a number of food options; we got cinnamon roasted nuts, maple cinnamon rolls from Hough Maple Lane Farm, and a pulled pork sandwich from Whiskey Hotel BBQ/Beef's BBQ Pit. Tried to eat again at Beef on the Moove like last year, but the line was not moving so I gave up after standing there about 5 minutes; likewise, the girl taking orders at the BBQ truck just did not seem to have a sense of urgency despite the huge line. We did wish that all the arts and crafts people and MLMs were in one area or building, because if you don't have an interest in that stuff you can skip it if you want to. Overall, worth going to if you're into antiques and vintage and looking for deals!

Nice little art museum that doesn't currently charge admission thanks to a generous donation. More…read moremodern and contemporary art than other genres, but there is some balance. Well laid out, with informative plaques.

Great museum in downtown Rockford next to the Children Museum. Check out the new exhibit!read more

Easily the nicest place to go play slots in Rockford. Right when you walk in you are greeted by a…read morebeautiful staircase as if you are right at home. Walk a few steps forward and you walk into The Parlor complete with two huge tvs, a fireplace, a bar, seating options, and several shot machines! The owner is absolutely hilarious and always down for a good time. A popcorn machine, cookies, chips, and candy were all available for free snacking as well- what. I'm there!!

Very rude staff!! Esp the older lady with glasses. Claim I had a "fake ID" because I looked younger…read morethan my age even though I was there with my husband. Will NOT be returning! I suggest if you look younger than your age (even if you're legal) not to go here. Not worth the trouble or hostile environment while trying to game!

Our experience was the worst ever! Started at the gate, employees were rude and degrading, we…read morepersonally witnessed them harassing thier own vendors over selling water. Cause it was thier water they were selling?! Where's the anuchupenureship?!.. secretly times we almost got ran over buy thier kids driving lawnmowers. We were yelled at to move...worst experience ever

***REVIEW FOR FALL 2023 PEC THING***…read more Ample parking; advanced ticket line (no waiting!); QR code scanner Now for the bad... To sum this thing up, it was full of vendors who were selling items they picked up at garage sales and estate sales in the last hour--crap no one wants. Well, apparently some people want it, and I can't quite figure out why. There were also "new" retailer vendors, so MLM types. Think Scentsy, Tupperware, Pampered Chef. (What, no Passion Party? LOL) We arrived at open (0800) on Saturday, walked through the entire thing and were back to the car and out the road by 0915. I won't be back. If you're in the market for lawn decor and primitives, this is for you. If you're looking for legit MCM or furniture to restore for your own space... this ain't for you. Troll EstateSales.net and go to those. Or Funderberg's. Or if you're rolling in it, go to Modern Hill Furniture.

An absolutely beautiful, relaxing garden to wander and get lost in. We loved feeding the numerous…read morekoi fish. There were so many paths and places to get lost or sit for awhile. They also have a restaurant which smelled wonderful.

This nice area to walk garden. Unfortunately our visit did see any flowers. Mostly trees and…read morebushes. The visit required fees. Our visit is on the way to Wisconsin Dells. The attraction is away from highway interstate. The visit takes 30 minutes to one hour. Small pond, decorated bridge, or statue can be found in the park. There some Japanese style building surrounding the garden. Overall is a very neat garden. I think the fees are a bit high for this garden. Parking is available on site.

We're members here and always enjoy it. However, the club went all out for Valentine's Day! Thanks…read morefor a great evening.

We had dinner last Friday night at the club because they offered live free music from 6:00- 9:00PM…read morefeaturing Josh Callun. What a a talented entertainer! Everyone loved his rich voice and his ability to sing the hits from the 80's to present day. The service, fish fry, grouper special and wine was excellent. A delicious new menu with a few more vegetarian choices with tantalizingly flat breads are a few of the additions .The fish fry was the best ever, piping hot and lightly battered! Over the past year, our experiences have only been positive and the atmosphere with quality food and service makes the Beloit Club a pleasure to frequent! Thank you!