Public space includes a very nice playground, ball diamonds, splash pad, skate rink (in summer) and…read moreice rink (in winter). I'm here with my Grandsons and Daughter to enjoy the time outdoors today. It's a wide open area so dress appropriately as there is little shelter from the winds.

The price is right! Can't find indoor playgrounds for under $18 anywhere remotely near Hamilton…read morethese days. Low price plus 2 free adults per kid. The place is well taken care of, though I think there was just one staff on the whole time we were there which is kind of crazy but the place ran like a well oiled machine. Great climbing structures, the toddler zone I thought would be boring for my 2.5 year old but it had soooo many toys for him to try out.

From the owner: Amazing Adventures Playland® is an indoor adventure playland filled with soft play…read more structures, foam ball fountain, toddler play area and thrilling time to be had! Our purpose at Amazing Adventures Playland® is to encourage a healthy lifestyle for kids through fun exercise in a safe, comfortable indoor environment. The playland facilities have been designed to captivate children's imaginations and to create memorable experiences. Our environment allows parents and caregivers to relax while meeting the strictest guidelines in children's safety. Contact us today to find out more information!

It's a family day at this beautifully maintained Hamilton park…read more Lots of nice trees and free access to parking and a tropical greenhouse. Even though the outside temperature is only 9 degrees, we are all having a great time. That's because the grandkids get to run around...and expend their abundant energy. Yes, Grandpa has a secondary master plan!

***Review is more for the Tropical Greenhouse which is FREE.***…read more No complaints about this large city park as it's arguably nicer than the one in my City. The Tropical Greenhouse just opened and there's even a (premature) rose garden. Greenhouse is a bit on the small side and it was very humid inside. There were set trails to walk on, most of which were shaded. Other than a French Festival that was going on at the time, this park was pretty dead. If this place was downtown Toronto, it would be jammed packed!

We were here for a small running event on the long weekend. My husband did an 8K run. It was around…read morethe beach. The weather was a bit chilly, it told him about 28 mins to finish and age group 2nd place award. There was fruit for him afterward. The beach was beautiful, people around were so nice that helped us to take some pictures. The beach line was long, I felt I had burnt lots of calories. Residents around could run, bike, or swim there. This is a great place to relax in summer.

Huge park with splendid view of Lake Ontario. It also has a gorgeous view of the sunrise…read more There are plenty of parking spots available in different locations. You can walk, bike or run on the Hamilton Waterfront Trail all the way to Burlington Lift Bridge. Beaches are rather stoney, but you still can swim in this area. It is also a family friendly park. There are lots of picnic tables and BBQ areas available. Children can enjoy nice playground areas in the park. A perfect day for every member of the family.

Quite possibly one of the best children's places I've been to. Lots to see and do, clean, nursing…read moreroom, family washroom, several rooms to explore, lots of sensory activities, friendly staff, educational and a grand total of 8 bucks for the 4 of us! Worth the drive.will definitely be back.

Bizarre experience. This "museum" (not sure how they can use that word) is a rundown Victorian…read morehouse with 3 shabby tiny rooms. The first was closed for a birthday party. The other two (living room size rooms) were half empty and had a box full of old dress up clothes, a box of shabby stuffed animals in front of a tiny puppet stage, a built in play kitchen too high for young kids to play with, a pirate ship play structure (the suze of a king size bed) with a "broken- gentle" sign on it, and a few boxes of things to Build a toy house out of sponge stones and wood planks. It is not a museum and I would struggle to even call it a kids play area- the worst $9 I've spent. A kids cafe or playground has more to do. We left in 10 min. Not a museum and angry we wasted time traveling here- false advertising. It's a shabby house with a few old toys.

TERRIBLE customer service from Lil' Monkeys indoor playground in Burlington…read more I had bought a 10-pass for my children awhile back and when I went to use it Lil' Monkeys would not let me. They said my 10-pass had expired even though the expiry was not listed anywhere nor was there any paperwork or email with that information ever provided notifying me of that. They said that they have recently made a decision to expire them after a year. Therefore my pass had just "expired" in mid September. I pleaded with them to honour my pass as I had paid a lot of $ for it and I asked that they allow me to use even just 2 of the 4 remaining passes left as I had no idea they had arbitrarily decided to put expirations dates on their passes. The answer was NO. Not only was there no grace period, but no warning either. The manager who was EXTREMELY rude.. kept cutting me off said that they would not allow me to use it and this was their new policy and then abruptly HUNG UP the phone on me! As a customer of theirs I am appalled and very disappointed at this poor treatment and will never return or support this business. **Since posting this same post on a Burlington Facebook group yesterday, there has been a number of other parent's who have contacted Lil' monkeys indoor playground only to find out that they too have now found themselves in this same predicament. There are a lot of upset families. This business is ripping people off and should be avoided. BEWARE!

I have been here several Times for birthdays and decided to…read moretry it out with free play. The women at the front desk was absolutely rude. customer service is poor. if you do a birthday party here don't choose the pancake package. Pizza is so so. more activities outside of the structure at other play gyms like playcious. If the employees here were friendlier we would consider returning. If you don't like people, then maybe you shouldn't be in customer service let alone arounds kids and families.

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The park is great for a walk, run, skating, biking or a picnic. They have great stuff to offer…read moreevery season: festivals during the summer and light festivals during the winter time. The park is well-maintained and you can easily follow physical distancing protocols. The playground and splash pad are conveniently located side by side and would be great for kids to spend time there and enjoy summer. There are many restaurants and cafes in the area; especially the waterfront restaurants are a great place to enjoy both your meal and Skyway Bridge and Lake Ontario view.

It's a nice small park close to QEW with access to other trails in the area. The trails are very…read moregood for walking, running, biking and skating. The parking is rather spacious for a local park, which is a positive point. The other good thing about the park is the fenced unleashed dog park area. Dogs love that area and play with other dogs which is fun to watch. The kids playground is under construction at the moment.

I had an amazing time when I came here for a mother and daughter date. I paid for a one-hour time…read moreslot along with non-slip socks, which cost me just under $50. The place was so spacious and the color scheme was beautiful. This is definitely for all ages. They did have some food which was candy and nuggets and pizza that were pre cut and sectioned. I don't think I would eat there but it is in a plaza with multiple restaurants. We didn't have any problems finding a place to jump or enjoying the various activities. ‍‍ I'm definitely coming back here again! Overall, it is a great place, and I would go again.

BIG NOOO! Fun for your kid might end up in hospital with…read morebroken knee into pieces! I am experiencing the pain. Just be aware of extreme left at the back airbag for jumping... my child end up hitting so hard on airbag that her knee got into several pieces... was not able to get up at all. Imagine what is underneath the airbag..? concrete or broken iron bars..or something left to be fixed /repaired later as its not visible... They have your signed waiver documents, you cant blame them...but they are not having proper ice pads is not written in there. They charge you for socks separately but will provide ice cubes filled in polythene. Staff is not not trained to assess and handle such severe injuries as well.